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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
9
Freée Prese laments modern dining limits with a humorous take on a restricted menu. The speaker notes veal beef mutton and pork give way to hay as a joke about restrictive diets and gendered expectations in meals. The piece ends with the line that a baked bean remains a baked bean no matter the fix.
A child faced with a bounty of gifts from relatives in a narrative poem. Auntie Clare sends a fur trimmed bonnet and cloak, Uncle Jack a gold watch from Klondike, and others bring rattles, books, boots, and a teddy bear. She selects the handmade jade doll instead of the store loot.
A nostalgic verse from The Outlook painterly recalls Finehurst and the familiar land of long-needled pines. The speaker longs for mockingbirds, white sand paths, brown grasses from the sun, and memories of birds, pines, grass, and sand returning home.
A large crowd watched Mr Perrin and Donald Ross edge Mr Fownes and Alexander Ross on the twenty first green in a closely played fourball contest. Early holes were halved in par, with shifts in the lead through the front and back nine until the final hole. The match concluded with Alex securing the win for his pairing after a long, even contest.
A tie of 97 between J Cush ing Todd of Newburyport with a two target allowance and H J E Thomas of Baltimore with a sixteen handicap sparked a weekly hundred target trap shoot. In the shoot-off of 25 targets both carried the same handicaps with Todd at 23 and a half to 23 for Thomas. E H Lecrone of Pittsburg placed third with 93. Last week’s postponed event was won by Todd with 93.
A youthful gathering at the Gun Club cabin features a rustic supper and an evening of songs and storytelling around the fireplace. Attendees include Paul E. Gardner, W. S. Dillon, Ralph N. Gardner, E. L. Scofield Jr., H. H. Kirkpatrick, and Misses Fuller, Beall, Stumphrey, Sewall, and Check. Also noted are the final rounds of St Valentine’s Golf for Women with three pairs contending for the trophies today.
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