Carolina Arrivals
Miss Helen Weil of Goldsboro N C C R Beckwith of New York P Tyson of Carthage N C Mr and Mrs W B Young of Fayetteville N C Miss Constance James of Wadesboro N C Jas Harrison Jr of Wadesboro N C
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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
2
Miss Helen Weil of Goldsboro N C C R Beckwith of New York P Tyson of Carthage N C Mr and Mrs W B Young of Fayetteville N C Miss Constance James of Wadesboro N C Jas Harrison Jr of Wadesboro N C
List of visitors checking into Pine Crest Inn includes Jas Cahill from Richmond J. Coburn from New Haven David Fuller from Lumberton W W Whaley from Lumberton Mr and Mrs A M Igner of Raleigh Os Blackwelder of Albemarle Al Harmer and Son of Ardmore T R Gregory of Norfolk V W Druman of Norfolk Fred Edbrook of New York Jean Foster Chicago Miss Walsh Chicago Miss Banning Cincinnati H B Banning Cincinnati.
Donald J Ross suggests a two foot stymie marker on each hole and marking distances on putter shafts. He argues the stymie adds luck to the game and could be adopted widely with backing from prominent golfers led by Mr Strawn at the upcoming association meeting.
Comers in her usual kindly and gracious manner this week's party was well attended and enjoyed. Prize winners include Mrs Hugh MaccNair Kaler of Southern Pines, Mrs Otto G. Smith of New York, Mrs John D. Armstrong and Mrs Arthur 8 Newcomb of Pinehurst.
Arthur Yates of Rochester and a former Yale football star visits for his annual stop draw crowds as locals discuss his tremendous tee shots and golfing prowess.
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