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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1914
Page
6
The page lists a sequence of dances and tunes titled Your Number Please Sympathy Pierre Favors Siberian Dip Pierrot Pass the S ickles Circle F asphalt Dreams Intermission Refreshments Partners Blue Danube Strangers Smoke Some Boy A Hunting We Will Go Ideal I Beg Your Pardon Tres Moutarde With Pleasure Jamais Let There Be No Tomorrow Nights of Gladness Pleasant Memory and 1915 Od Wins on Long Se
A lively fox chase covers miles from Joe's Fork following Reynard across fields to Nick's Creek and Little River. The pack tracks the fox who finally swims a swamp crossing, escaping again as hunters reflect that the fox who runs away lives to run another day.
A humorous verse titled A Pinehurst Valentine from Hon Alexander McGregor to Manager and Mrs N W Priest of The Carolina satirizes Pinehurst golf and society. Miss Josephine Bleakie and Mr P S Maclaughlin were dinner guests of Hon and Mrs Alexander McGregor at The Carolina on Thursday evening.
Guests of Mr and Mrs W E Truesdell included Mr and Mrs James De Witt Clinton Rumsey and Mesdames John and Charles Smithers at The Carolina for an evening meal.
An ancient Jackson Springs legend recounts an Indian hunter trailing a wounded deer to the Springside revealing the fabled perpetual youth fountain. Visitors have recently flocked to Jackson Springs Hotel for teas luncheons bridge teas and dances as the Governor’s visit is anticipated with a reception dance for Pinehurst guests.
A weekly rabbit hunt provided lively diversion as the fox hounds pursued four rabbits, two in chase ends, and a log or stump collision. Notables including Page, Borden, Fisher, Cunningham, Pyle, Whiting, Whitcomb, and others joined a cross country ride after the hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burns of Annapolis hosted their forty first wedding anniversary dinner at The Holly Inn on Monday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burns Jr of Omaha Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Young of New Rochelle Mrs K R H Johnson and Miss Carolina Johnson of Hallowell. Dancing followed with the Virginia Reel served as a novelty while the program opened with Mendelssohn's Wedding March led by the couple.
R C Kirshner of Rochester won the weekly trap shooting handicap in a tie shoot-off at ninety three with C H Lay of Oil City, both with eight-target allowances. Highty nine placed Parker W Whittemore of Brookline and F H Crary of Canford in second, while F A Hodgman of Yonkers, the scratch contestant, scored eighty five.
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