The GRAFTON on fashionable Washington thoroughfare
The Grafton hotel sits on a prime Washington avenue near the White House and major government departments. It offers single and en suite rooms with private baths, American plan, rates from 8 dollars daily, long distance telephone in every room, and is marketed as especially attractive for ladies traveling alone.
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State, War, Navy
Treasury Departments
Corcoran Art Gallery
Capitol
Parrish Wins Tie Play-off In Net Score Cup
Parrish wins the tie play-off for the net score cup with a card of eighty-one net. Oler follows three strokes behind at eighty-four net in the continued Erie report listing players from multiple cities and clubs.
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Parrish
Oler
Prominent Golfers at Pinehurst Portrait Series
The Pinehurst Outlook this week presents the third portrait in its Prominent Golfers at Pinehurst series featuring George C. Dutton of the Oakley Club Boston. Dutton, a frequent Pinehurst visitor, is a notable Boston figure in golf and society and the 1901 Pinehurst championship winner.
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Washington Birthday Tea at Golf Club House
A Harvard women’s committee hosted a Washington’s Birthday themed Saturday tea at the Golf Club House. The observance featured flags, portraits, tri colored streamers, and a Jerusalem cherry tree with miniature pasteboard hatchets as keepsakes. Hosts Mrs Byron A Stone, Mrs A Lockwood, and Mrs S W Harle acted as Martha Washington, with several others in period attire assisting and serving.
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Adam Playing Golf in Garden of Eden Statuette Battle
An eighteen hole invitation handicap match won by Andrew Shiland of New York City with a score of eighty eight. Other participants included George C. McNeil John Pierce D W Cooke F Wills J McCutcheon Frank Pres brey George C Clausen A O Whitman from Port Chester N Y and J Henry Hentz Jr of Philadelphia. The event tied to the discovery story that recently graced last week’s PryesuRst Outlook.
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Garden of Eden
Andrew Shiland
New York City
George C. McNeil
John Pierce
D. W. Cooke
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