Washington cotillion opens season with dance and games
The Washington birthday cotillion at the Carolina promises a brilliant affair with a flag march, Virginia Reel, Paul Jones circles, and frolics to select partners. Egg and potato races may decide seating. invitations limited to cottage colony members and hotel guests with names due by Saturday noon.
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Washington
Carolina
Virginia
Paul Jones
Robert E. Stone
Boston
Justus Kendall
Bethlehem
Irving
Robeson
Rochester
P. M. Shannon
Buffalo
C. Hutchinson
Detroit
Hotel Carolina
St. Valentine’s
Automobiles and visitors pass through The Carolina weeklong
A long list of visitors is noted at The Carolina including Mr. and Mrs. Alex I Brown and party from Syracuse lingering southward for the week. Others arrive for the month such as Mr. and Mrs Chauncey H Sears and party from Fall River and New York guests Miss Edna Anthony Miss Gladys Sears Miss M Moore. Resident and visiting lists include Mr J E Porter of Pittsburgh and Miss D Kelley from New York visiting relatives, Mrs Charles Harris of Ottawa, Mrs M B Johnson of Cleveland, and Pawtucket visitors Mr James C Gregg and Mr H C Bamfield. Philadelphia guests Mesers W H Smedley and Frank S Hills return. W S Evans of Philadelphia plans several weeks stay. Mrs Clara K Goff and Mrs William LaHodny of Buffalo will stay some time.
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J. S.C. Harvey
Philadelphia
Frank Cross
Chester
John Hills
New York
H.R. Mackenzie
Edwards
Moren
Louis M. Greer
Russell XII
Dana
Pawtucket
Charles Fletcher
Nat G. Merrill
George I. Merrill
Melrose
Melrose Return For Golf. Messrs
Ernest C. Schirmer
A. M. Horne
Boston
Ralph Souder
Miss Sullivan
Chicago
F. Walter Lawrence
John R. Todd
Sumitt
Abner M. Seely
Newark
Friends
Hunter
Marston
Lesher
C. H. Vandubeck
H. J. Davis, Jr
T. &. Weiderstein, Jr
H. F. Hammer
E. Ray Spear
G. F. Berry
Cornelius Bush
WH. T. Keller
Frankfort
Belle KX. Hibben
Cincinnati
Alva Bradley
Cleveland
McDonald
BR. H. Coleman
Toronto
George J. Keyes
Fred ©. Godwin
Rochester
George I. Elkins
Pittsburgh
Jonathan Moore
Robert McCreery
I Irving R. Prenties
Harold A. Watson
C. A. Mackenzie
Winnipeg
George Smith
Brunswick
William Bakewell
Jean Bakewell
A. Logan
West Chester
Charles 8
Holt
John H. Clapp
Washington
C. H. Schoif
Media
M.D. Fink
Fink
Ruth Fletcher
Harry Burrage
Dorothy
Virginia Burrage
H.W. Dun
M. H.W. Cadby
W. P. Shaw
Albany
8. T. Hubbard
Miss Hubbard
Yonkers
Alex ‘I. Brown
A. E. Parsons
Messrs
W.C. Lipe
P. J. Seamans
Syracuse
Chauncey H. Sears
Edna Anthony
Gladys L. Sears
Roy H. Sears
Fall River
M. McGuire
D. McGuire
M. Moore
J. E. Porter
D. Kelley
Charles Harris
Ottawa
M. B. Johnson
Johnson
James C. Gregg
H.C. Bamfield
Mesers
W. H. Smedley
Frank
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THE
Holly Inn
Mayry
F.C. Abbe
Pinehurst
N. C
Harvard
Pinehurst, N. C
N.C
Berkshire
J. M. Robinson
Manacer
Traymore
Atlantic City
N. J
HOTEL
Traymore CO
D. S. White
Bethlehem Country Club
White Mountains, New Hampshire
Mr. Abbey
Citizens National Bank of Raleigh
Raleigh Savings Bank & Trust CO
Rai i
Joseph Gerpeed
Litchford
P.B. Stearns
Schenectady
A. M. Stearns
Hartford
Malcolm Stearns
J. HW. Curmmings
F. A. Sedgwick
Charles E. Riley
Mabel Louise Riley
Newton
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