Cornell and Princeton Win College Bridge Party
Washington's Birthday observances included a "College Bridge" party at The Carolina with seven colleges Harvard Yale Cornell Princeton Pennsylvania Columbia and Dartmouth. Teams of four played military bridge and euchre with college flags as trophies Cornell and Princeton won sections one and two respectively, while other colleges placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Kk. E. Rinehart
Stamford
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Dartmouth
Euchre At the Inn Brings Large Progressive Social
A large progressive euchre evening at The Inn organized by Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Rowley featured twelve tables. Prizes went to Mrs. McMillan and Mrs. Cit, and Mr. Yale and Mrs. Horwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Rowley
McMillan
Cit
Yale
Horwill
Whist Event at The Harvard Honors Four Winners
Whist occupied the evening at The Harvard with seven tables in play. Prize winners were Mrs. Paul Rehnberg, Mrs. C. B. E. A. Hiss, Miss Litchfield, and Dr. M. W. Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 5. Hill
Edward Wigglesworth
General Carlton
Miss Thompson
Thompson
Porter
Harvard
Paul Rehnberg
C. BE. A. Hiss
Litchfield
M. W. Freeman
Village Canolina Wins 7-5 in Tight Season Opener
In the third game of the season played Saturday, Village Canolina defeated the opposition 7 to 5, with a lively crowd expressing strong enthusiasm throughout. Scoring by innings showed a competitive tilt from start to finish as Village Canolina posted steady offense.
Pointed Paragraphs of Wit and Society
A collection of aphorisms on labor gender relations and social roles. It notes that mirthfulness and blues clash, a watchmaker errs, lazy men outsource work, servants must know place, wives risk losing mind by sharing husband, actors attract attention, women sharpen men’s wits, a girl reads men well, contortionists deserve double pay, and a girl’s idea of a slow man is hair mussing absent.
Wanderer in a Burned Old Town Echoes Twenty Years
A passenger with an imposing watch chain and eyeglass exits the platform as the engine takes water. He marvels at a village, claiming it looks unchanged in twenty years since he left. A solitary native on a flour barrel agrees the town remains burned and the traveler has not altered it.
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the Carolina
Pinehurst, N. C
H. W. Priest
The
Pinehurst Springs
Berkshire
Brkshires
F. H. Abbott
Manacer
Traymore
Atlantic City, N. J
Traymore Hotel CO
Chas
Marquette
DD. G. White
MT. Kineo House
Kineo
Moosehead Lake
Maine
A. Judkins
Carolina Party
Washington
Antly
Helly
Inn and Marvard
Hursday
Hollyton
Marvard
Alex. Lee
H.T. Converse
J. W. Robe
C. J. Rosenfeld
Shanley
A. K. James
Forester Middleton
Herbert L. Jillson
Lucy Priest
L.M. Greer
J. C. Todd
A. A. Smith
L. I. Hollander
E. J. Wardwell
E. E. Rinehart, Jr
L. E. Wardwell
F. H. Raymond
Mary Kuhnen
J.H. Bronson
A. G. Wyaite
I. C. Bates Danu
Kuhnen
A. A. Morris
Charles Williams
Harry Dutton
Todd
G. Cooper
Florence Naumberg
H. H. Harper
Charles Meyers
Audley Clark
C. A. Lockwood
W. J. Godfrey
Wright
G. EB. Buck
F. B. Curtis
Miss Craven
Daniel Simonds
Dartt Moura
G. Lee Knight
Bradford Knight
A. G. Warren
F.J. Crogs
F. P. Mason
Mrs. Hill
Euchre
Whiat
Camolina 3 Village
Wanderer
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