Concert at the Carolina New Year’s Events
A year-end Carolina program featured Harris’s Sally Gardens and The Parly Morning plus arias from La Bohème and L’Africain. Mme Lyska delivered Dvorak and Brahms numbers, Besekirsky impressed with Sarasate and Rachmaninoff pieces, and the 1915–16 Masquerade Ball drew crowds at the Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Sally Gardens
Graham Peel
Harris
Mme. Lyska
Dvorak
Brahms
Quilter
Besekirsky
Sarasate
Arensky
Rachmaninoff
Midwinter Trap Shooting Handicap At Thief River
Entries for the great Midwinter Trap Shooting Handicap grow daily with many top national shooters enrolled. The event offers more trophies and added money now over 2750 dollars, promising a record field and high marks in attendance and skill.
Pinehurst Social Service Committee Formed Members invite help
A Social Service Committee has been formed by ladies at Pinehurst to systematize helpful work. Report cases of need directly to Field Workers Mrs. T. A. Cheatham or Miss Helen Child to avoid duplication and missed aid. The committee meets Fridays at 10 a.m. at Mrs. P. W. Whittemore's Village Green East home. Everyone may assist actively or with contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
T. A. Cheatham
Helen Child
P. W. Whittemore
Village Green East
Younger guests gathered at Mrs Taft's cottage on Monday
The younger contingent met at Mrs Leonard Taft's hospitable cottage Monday evening and enjoyed a royal time. Attendees included Miss Andrews and the Andrews, Ralph Ogden, Miss Brewer, Messrs Kelleher and Jenks, John Skinner, Miss Moore, Randall Bliss, and Miss Esther Tufts with Richard Tufts.
Village Christmas Tree Lights Pinehurst Community Spirit
The Village held a Christmas celebration at the Community House on Monday night with Santa Claus toys and a crowded program by village children. It showcased growing civic spirit, plans for religious services, daily club house hours, and free lectures in the near future, as noted by T. A. Cheatham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Board of Trade
Sandhill
Santa Claus
T. A. Cheatham
Moving Pictures at Carolina Theatre Reopening
The Carolina Theatre opens Wednesday with Moving Pictures Excuse Me a Broadway farce adaptation by Rupert Hughes. Henry W. Savage crafts the Gold Rooster program with several Broadway successes. On Friday January 7 Lou Tellegen stars in The Unknown a photodrama based on The Red Mirage. Marlyn Arbuckle follows in The Reform Candidate. Tickets 25 and 20 cents.
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Rupert Hughe
Carolina Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Lou Tellegen
Saraha Desert
I. A. R. Wylie
Red Mirage
Marlyn Arbuckle
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Trey
Worthington
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Worthington Ball Company
Elyria, Ohio
Hercules
Midwinter Handicap
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Hercules Powder CO
Wilmington, del
Caine
James Boyd
Weymouth
Southern Pines
Thief Country
Social Service Committee
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