Midwinter Golf Tourney to Draw Broad Field at Pinehurst
A field of 150 is set for the sixth annual Midwinter Golf Tournament at Pinehurst starting Monday January 11 and running to Wednesday followed by the Advertising Men's Tournament through Saturday. Players from New York Washington Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Southern and Western states are expected. Trophies include a gold medal for top qualification score and multiple cups for match play winners runners up and non qualifiers. The Pinehurst System will class players into six divisions with the sixteen best scores qualifying. The week features banquets prizes dances at The Carolina and Holly Inn bridge tea and social events plus trap pistol quail shooting fox hunting riding tennis and baseball for diversions.
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New York
Washington
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Pinehurst
Carolina and Holly Inn
Country Club
Snowy Richmond and Pinehurst Visitors Enjoy Fine Weather
Eight to ten inches of snow fall at Richmond seventy miles northeast of here as Pinehurst visitors savor clear crisp days. Winter conditions from the north create a breezy, sunlit spell described in local reports.
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Richmond
Here
Pinehurst
Reid's Color Mastery Shines in Washington Exhibition
James Henry Moser lauds Robert Reid in the Washington Herald for his mature color sense and technical skill in a Pinehurst linked exhibition. The piece highlights Reid’s luminous palettes, the centerpiece The Gold Screen, and notes his recent awards, birth in Stockbridge and current New York residence.
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Robert Reid
James Henry Moser
Washington Herald
Reid
Outlook
Browning
Mr. Reid
America
Miller studio hosts Rob ert Reid exhibit in austere gallery
The Miller studio presents a capital exhibition gallery with Robert Reid’s pictures filling the sober space. The works, described as windows to a Heaven of Peace and Beauty, show gardens with innocent, wholesome people and no airs or fashion plates, creating a serene, contented atmosphere.
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Miller
Robert Reid
Reid Pictures Redefine True Beauty Beyond Looks
A fragment from a 1920s or similar era newspaper quotes a critic arguing against the belief that beauty in women hinges on coquettish manner. It defends that genuine attractiveness comes from character and presence, not forced poses or style. The passage references Reid pictures as evidence.
Dinner Guests Hosted by Mr W C Johnson at The Holly Inn
Mr W C Johnson and Mr Wilbur Johnson of New York entertained guests at New Years Eve dinner at The Holly Inn. The party included Mr and Mrs Leonard Lufts, Mr and Mrs Herbert L Jillson, Miss Lucy K Priest, Mr W R Waters, Mr Spencer Waters, and Mr G L Young.
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Mr. Wilbur
Johnson
New York
Holly Inn
Leonard ‘Lufts
Herbert L. Jillson
Lucy K. Priest
W. R. Waters
Spencer Waters
G. L. Young
Ladd and Becker Lead Tin Whistle Opening
Opening Tin Whistle tournament sees J B Ladd of Philadelphia win net 76 with 14 handicap. C L Becker of Boston (3) takes second at 79 and W L Hurd of Pittsburg (14) places third at 80, Kilbear Johnson captures Henry B Bates Trophy in handicap aquainat bogey.
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Aturday
Tin Whistles
J. B. Ladd
Philadelphia
C. L. Becker
Boston
W. L. Hurd
Pittsburg
R. E. Sproule
B. Hudson
D. J. Coffey
K H. B. Bates
M B. Byrnes
G. J. McKee
R. M. Hamilton
W.C. Johnson
Chas. Blackburn
T. J. Check
J. E. Kellogg
Ashby
H. BR. Mallison
H. W. Ormsbee
Bates Trophies Won By Wilbur C Johnson At Canoe Brook
Wilbur C Johnson of the Canoe Brook Club won the Henry B Bates trophies in a Christmas match play handicap against Bogey. Johnson finished 1 down with a medal score of eighty seven after playing with six strokes allowance. A large group tied for second at two down among thirty two contestants.
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Wilbur C. Johnson
Canoe Brook Club
Henry B. Bates
New York
Mr. Manning to Speak at Pinehurst Club Event
Announcement of a lecture by Warren H. Manning, renowned Boston landscape architect, in The Holly Inn Music Room under Pinehurst Village Club auspices this Friday at 8:30 p.m. A general invitation extended. Manning’s reputation extends beyond national level, noted as a captivating speaker with rich travel research.
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Warren H. Manning
Boston
Holly Inn Music Room
Pinehurst Village Club
Manning
Saddle Picnic at Dry Mills Tied To Winter Event
The first saddle picnic of the season occurred this week at Dry Mills. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. I. D. H. Ralph, Dr. P. B. Hatch er, Mrs. Leonard Tufts, Miss Blanche Tapley, Congressman Andrew J. Peters, Mr. Gifford Horton, and Dr. Myron J. Marr, among others from Philadelphia Lynn Williamsport Dorchester and Boston.
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I. D. H. Ralph
P. B.''hatcher
Philadelphia
Leonard Tufts
Blanche Tapley
Lynn
Andrew J. Peters
Boston
Gifford Horton
Williamsport
Myron J. Marr
Dorchester
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J. B. Ladd and
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Henry
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Aquainat
Henry KB. Bates
Mr. Manning