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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1910
Page
2
The Hotel Royal Palm in Fort Myers Florida is promoted as a tropical winter retreat along the Caloosahatchee river near the Gulf of Mexico. Renovations include a music room sun parlor bath rooms and fifty bedrooms with private baths. The club house now features a swimming pool sulphur bath and many private rooms.
The Inn shows a fifty percent rise in guests compared with last year as the season builds. Advance bookings at the Carolina and Berkshire reflect the same trend, signaling a strong closing week for Nineteen Hundred Nine. Despite storm reports, Pinehurst enjoyed warm sunshine and steady outdoor activity.
Fifty six participated in a Thursday progresssive bridge party arranged by Mrs C Johnson of Springfield Ohio Mrs Ashley Sparks and Mrs Charles Sparks of New York. Prize winners were Mrs E A Guthrie Mrs M L Bishop and Mrs W H Browning with scores 720 718 and 708. Messrs J P Robertson J B Ladd and Guy Metcalf totaled 818 678 and 676.
Visitors from New York Philadelphia Boston and Norfolk gather for a winter stay with activities in golf and shooting. The Browning family leads a group including Therese Browning and Wm C Browning 2d as they enjoy weeks here alongside guests Wen R Waters Dayton Voorhees Leland Ingersoll J D Montgomery and John T Small among others.
A parade of visitors and residents arrive for golf and shooting seasons, including Samuel F. Scattergood of Philadelphia and Richard W. Honey of Cambridge. Notables from New York, Chicago, Albany, Newark, and Ottawa join local hosts for holidays and winter sport, with a Sunday flute solo adding to a concert program.
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