Berkshire Hosts Honor Washington's Birthday Program
Berkshire guests enjoyed Washington's birthday with a reading and recitation program in Waterbury Connecticut and New York participants. The evening featured Pino solos readings monologues and living pictures with a community of old and new friends. The event was organized by Miss Adelaide Siebert and included remarks by master of ceremonies C P Leynard and Maj George Oaks with several notable attendees from Boston Baltimore Toronto and New York among others.
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Berkshire
Washington
Pino
Siebert
Waterbury
C. P. Heyward
East Orange
N. J
Chicadee
Marion Sherrard
Dorchester
Mass
Emily H. Allen
Moorestown
M. C. Eliott
Hudson
N.Y
Elizabeth R. Allen
Raggedy Man
America
Katherine Thomas
Archie Heath
New York
Buster Brown
Helen Thomas
Buster
John D. Rockefeller
Rachel
Reuben
Glenwood Sherrard
Margaret Thomas
Ethelyn Hinkly
Chicago
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Martha Washington
Ethelyn Hinkley
Mra
Mulholland
Toronto
A. W. Seltzer
Pottsville
N.S. Smith
Boston
The Buzz of the Buzzard Accepted by Sure Thing Magazine
The Editor states your story The Buzz of the Buzzard is accepted for Sure Thing Magazine. Acceptance may stem from timeliness space fit notoriety or an editor’s misstep. A check for the story will likely come later while readers are urged to be patient. Life Thirteen Card Whist Problem noted with all hands exposed.
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Surething
Chess notation fragment summary
Fragmentary chess list with pieces and ranks noted by letters A through S. No clear game context or players. Possible move-like entries include Ace, Queen, Knight, King with numbers 9 to 2 and 10. D lines and C lines repeat structures but lack full game flow or outcomes.
Afternoon Bridge Whist Party At The Holly Inn
Mrs J S Case of New York and Mrs Charles Hansel of Rochester hosted a bridge whist gathering at The Holly Inn on Tuesday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs M R Gibbons of Wilkesbarre for first, Mrs J A Gard of Groton and Miss B O Hinckley of Chicago tied for third, and Mrs F H Abbott of Bethlehem won the consolation scorer. Refreshments followed and a list of guests included many local ladies.
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J. S. Case
New York
Charles Hansel
Rochester
N. Y
Holly Inn
M. R. Gibbons
Wilkesbarre
J. A. Gard
Groton
B. O. Hinckley
Chicago
F. H
Tin Whistle Club Championship Begins With Medal Play
The Tin Whistles club championship opens with an eighteen hole medal play qualification round. Twenty four players teed off, and the top sixteen gross scores qualify for the match rounds. The event will finish next week with a full report in OUTLOOK.
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The
Tin Whistles
Union Services Sunday Sermon by Rev Harlow
The Union Service at 11 15 Sunday morning will feature Rev R K Harlow preaching Three Ex planations of the Same Thing. Mr and Mrs W F E Hervey will sing a duet Holy Father Guide our Footsteps and Mr Hervey a tenor solo Consider the Lilies.
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R. K. Harlow
W. FE. Hervey
Holy Father
Mr. Hervey
U S G A Elects Officers and Sets Open Event Dates
At the annual meeting of the United States Golf Association officers were elected: Ransom H. Thomas president. A L Ripley and Theodore Sheldon vice presidents. W Fellowes Morgan secretary. Samuel Y Heebner treasurer. Executive Committee includes Daniel Chauncey, Herbert C Leeds, Heyward G Leavitt, E M Byers. The Chicago Golf Club was the only applicant for the amateur championship and will host in August. Morris County Golf Club supports the Morris County Women’s Championship with date choices in September or October. Myopia Club seeks the Open Championship to Boston’s Myopia links in September. Morris County won the women’s bid 18 to 5.
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United States Golf Association
Ransom H. Thomas
Morris County
A. L. Ripley
Boston
Theodore Sheldon
Chicago
W. Fellowes Morgan
Baltusrol
Samuel Y. Heebner
Philadelphia
Daniel Chaunecey
Dyker Meadow
Herbert C. Leeds
Myopia
Heyward G. Leavitt
Omaha
E. M. Byers
Pittsburg
Chicago Golf Club
Wheaton
Ill
Atlantic City Country Club
Morris County Golf Club
Metropolitan Golf Association
Boston Links
Miss Ellen Stone Visits The Berkshire on Way to Tuskegee
Miss Ellen Stone of Lexington Massachusetts famed for a high profile kidnapping while a missionary in Turkey stayed at The Berkshire hotel during the week. She planned to visit Tuskegee Institute and Booker T. Washington.
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Ellen 8. Stone
Lexington
Mass
Turkey
Berkshire
Miss Stone
Tuskegee Institute
Booker T. Washington
Masque Ball Plans At Village Hall Friday Night
Increasing interest grows for the annual masquerade ball of the employees to be held in Village Hall Friday evening March 3. The grand march begins about 9 30 and costumes will range from ludicrous to elaborate. Spectators are welcome with admission limited to standing room only.
Mrs Charles Sl Dow Returns for Third Boston Season
Mrs Charles Sl Dow of Boston returns for her third season and renews many pleasant acquaintances as she participates in local activities and social circles.
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Charles Sl. Dow
Boston
Guests at The Lexington Are Visited by Out-of-Town Guests
The Lexington hosts guests including Mr. E. J. Clark of Grafton Massachusetts Mrs. J. C. Durell of Somerville Massachusetts and Mr. E. J. Sweeny of Charlestown Massachusetts as part of a social gathering in the city.
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E. J. Clark
Grafton
Mass
J. C. Durell
Somerville
E. J. Sweeny
Charlestown
Lexington
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Uxbridge
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R. A. Cooke
New Haven
Yale
Joseph Thompson
Atlanta City
E. H. Joslin
Keene
C. Siebert
Harvard
J. D. Westcott
Union City
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F. Norton Biggs
Hinsdale
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Hamilton
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New Bedford
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High Point
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