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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1914
Page
6
A playful community notice lists residents and guests with double entendres and gifts. Names include OC Becker golf bag, Commodore J T Newton bungalow, Mrs G N Conklyn Horn, Mrs F C Abbe Wreath, Mr and Mrs Robinson Bell, Senator Cattell Jap puzzle, H W Priest Cance, Carl Behr Zither, Walter J Travis Golf Ball, and Geo Dunlap Favor. The item blends welcomes with festive year end humor.
Visitors arrived for the formal New Year’s Eve opening of the Jackson Springs Hotel. Mr and Mrs William Jordan hosted greetings with toasts, music, games and dancing. The hotel aims to be a popular rendezvous for teas luncheons suppers and informal parties, easily reached by ride drive motor or coaching trips.
Mrs Metcalf and Miss Clarissa of Providence are spending several days at The Carolina before occupying the remodeled Cassa Yucca. Mr Guy Metcalf accompanies them in a social visit to the resort town, reflecting a quiet regional posting.
The annual midwinter golf tournament begins Tuesday with players ready to compete. Local clubs anticipate high scores as participants chase top honors in brisk conditions and steady winds.
New Year fox hunting tale from Sal magundi era details crafty Reynard delaying moves until the hounds close in. Masters note familiar tricks, packed with back-and-forth feints and a final double back surprise, as the hunt plans to keep work up for weeks amid log-hopping routes and swamp trails.
A festive Magnolia gathering featured J Admiral and Mrs Andrew Dunlap of Washington along with J A Luman and Miss Doyle of Philadelphia and others from Chicago Philadelphia Boston Baltimore New Haven Fitchburg and Washington as the Magnolia hosts welcomed the group for an ideal holiday event.
At The Lexington Mr. E. Lester Farrell of Atlantic City comes for an extended sojourn. Mr. J. C. Lull of Atlantic City is here for a fortnight. Mr. Daniel Enright of Titusville, Pa., will remain until April. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Quinn of Loston will spend several weeks here.
A list of participants including Messrs J Le Boyteaux C Le Boyteaux Coe Crocker Whitcomb Alley J W Souther G H Souther Brown Gates Breck Edwards J J McCaddon Jr Schwab Hanaher Masters Morse McCaddon and Misses Le Boyteaux Priest Leggerman White Abbe Mrs Brown and Mrs Edwards enjoying riding and fox hunting.
Mr John D Langhorne's ninetieth birthday was observed Wednesday at an at home hosted by the Hawthorne with many cottagers calling to extend congratulations.
New Year's day was observed at Pine Crest Inn with afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. W. L. Otis of New York and Mrs. A. L. Silva of Washington.
The Carolina welcomes Mrs. Philander C. Knox as a prominent arrival, staying a fortnight with her son, while Mire Knox joins local visitors and notable society figures during the week.
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