Many Handsome Costumes at Holly Inn Ball
A Washington's Birthday ball at the Holly Inn featured elaborate red white and blue decorations, a grand march with varied costumes, and a lively program. About 200 guests within the inn and 50 visitors attended, enjoying dances from a Portland Fancy to the Virginia Reel under Mr W B Monroe's orchestra.
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Holly Inn
Washington
Pinehurst
W. B. Monroe
F. H. Lippincott
A. L. Smith
James K. Hyde
Florence Smith
E. E. Gray
Kansas
Carrie Nation
Geo. L. Cleland
D.T. W. Robinson
Robinson
Charles L. Shepherd
United States Regular Army
Edna Canda
Ethel Lyman
Lucy Priest
Susan Whiting
Gertrude Chandlee
Roy Wellman
Rube
Robert H. Hall
H. W. Priest
George W. McGregor
Village Hall Dance Program Highlights Two Nights
On Wednesday March 5 the last public dance features Holly Inn Orchestra. Thursday March 6 the Shaw University Jubilee Singers perform for the benefiting institution. The program mirrors the acts used on their northern tour last summer and has drawn favorable reception on prior associations.
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Holly Inn Orchestra
Shaw University Jubilee Singers
James W Tufts Pioneer of Pinehurst Health Village
Edward A. Hale extols James W Tufts as a national benefactor who funded and built Pinehurst in central North Carolina. Tufts funded a self sustaining health village with cottages, hotel, store, church, school, and complete utilities to aid invalids, with no middleman and no profits. The effort, criticized by some as odd, is praised as a lasting social science triumph benefiting the nation.
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Invalid Aid Society
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Mrr. Hale
Luesday
Iere
North Carolina
Pinehurst
Boston
Clauss
Ile
New York
Saratoga
the Tribune
Mr.Tufts
Epwarp E. Ale
Boston nail expert Laura Walker offers massage and care at Carolina
Miss Laura Agnes Walker of Boston, expert manicurist and tassuese, is located at the Carolina for the season and is prepared to give massage treatment, shampooing and chiropody.
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Laura Agnes Walker
Boston
Carolina
Student of law recalls jailed juries amid bad luck wording
A Washington Star quote recalls a law student saying many people are imprisoned though innocent. He testifies from sad experience that he was drawn on several juries kept overnight, implying unremarkable tales rather than clear misfortune.
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