Old Friends Anticipate Opening of The Holly Inn and Berkshire
Advance bookings for the Holly Inn opening on January 10 and the Berkshire five days later fill with names of acquaintances from New York to Denver. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Waterhouse, Mr. and Mrs. F. West Page, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Young, Mrs. Louise V. Bament, Ellwood B. Davis, William Southerland and family, J. Rumpf of New York, Dr. C. P. Wilson, Miss Mariah Westcott, and many more from Philadelphia to Denver.
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Holly Inn
Berkshire
C. S. Waterhouse
F. West Page
C. H. Young
A. 8. Higgins
A.S. Brownell
Thomas ‘I
Rushmore
James Bertram
Miss Brownell
New York
Isaac Adler
Rochester
Fred H. Crary
M. Dewitt Rae and Son
Rudolph C. Blanche
Blanche
Agnes Blancke
Essex Falls
Charles A. McCormick
New Brunswick
Louise V. Bament
East Orange
Ellwood 8. Davis
Philadelphia
F. E. Now
H. W. Hebken
L. Snodgrass
Pittsburgh
W. R. Roberts
Norristown
J. A. Clement
Harrisburg
Fred ‘I’, Buckins
Frankford
Beatrice Detwiler
Columbia
J. C. Murray
William Southerland
Chicago
Charles 5. Thrasher
Cleveland
H. H. Rackham
Livingstone
Alfred Lucking
D. W. Smith
H. B. Coleman
P. B. O’brien
Detroit
E. H. Pinney
L. Haynes
Toronto
William H. Burns
Annapolis
Frank 8. Coleman
Grand Rapids
Donald Parsons
Youngstown
E. H. Foote
George E. Hodson
C. P. Wilson
Boston
C. ‘I’, Dunham
Charlotte
Amory and Booth Shine In Winter Golf Matches
Gallagher and Amory battled to extra holes with Amory advancing 5-6 after a tight finish. Booth played strongly in morning and afternoon rounds. Becker scored two clean wins. Father and son faced off in the fourth division. 80s era entries set a record with eighty seven competitors. Upcoming events include Midwinter Golf Tournament January 6-10 and tennis and trap shooting championships.
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Gallagher
Amory
C. J. Morse
Wollaston
W. W. Booth
Onwentsia
Booth
WW. B. Pratt
Boston
Becker
George H. Crocker
Brookline
W. W. Booth, Jr
Father
Son
J.T. McCaddon
J. ‘l’. McCaddon
W. V. Booth, Jr
W. V. Booth
N. B
Christmas Eve Tree and Card Party for Carolina Employees
Christmas Eve was made a pleasing occasion for Carolina employees with a tree and card party. Bellman Sam Sacks acted as Santa. An outdoor tree was set up for colored residents and a similar event for white employees, Behr's orchestra provided music.
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Carolina
Sam” Sacks
Behr
Western Masculine and Witty: Harper's Weekly Portrait
A concise note captures the magazine's masculine ideal of Western wit and discipline, noting its salaried status and three-word description as a sharp identifier. The piece frames the publication as a carriage for stern, masculine voices and clever social commentary.
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Harper's Weekly
Tournament schedule for Sch season at Festruary venue
The schedule lists events from February 28 to April 4 for the Sch tournament season. It includes four-ball match play, putting contests, cemetery contest, swatfest, mixed foursome, and the fourth annual 36-hole championship under handicap across two courses. A special tournament targets those who have not won prizes this season.
First of Bally-ho Drives The Host Twitty On Box
The first tally-ho drive was enjoyed Sunday with M. F. H. Twitty host. Attendees included William Souther John G Alley J T McCaddon Jr Er W Harmon K G Harper William Barber Jr Adolph Lichenstein and Misses Eleanor Cowen Ruth White Julia and Mary Barber.
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M. F. H. Twitty
Messrs
William Souther
John G. Alley
J.T. McCaddon, Jr
Er. W. Harmon
K. G. Harper
William Barber, Jr
Adolph Lichenstein
Eleanor Cowen
Ruth White
Julia
Mary Barber
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