Pinehurst Dreams and Poems of Peace in Winter
A poem set in Pinehurst yearns for summer golf days and familiar comforts. It contrasts winter’s cold with sunlit greens, mentions Me Nat and old Donald, and celebrates nature, friendship, and cheer as a traveler's rest. Henry van Dyke quotes from Century Magazine.
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Pinehurst Gay
Nat
Donald
Pinehurst
J. Hollister Wilson
Montreal
Henry van Dyke
Century Magazine
Carolina Opening At Pinehurst Signals Record Season
The Carolina Opening draws many guests to Pinehurst hotels with The Holly Inn near capacity and Harvard and Berkshire filling rapidly as winter arrivals boost midseason prospects. Notables include John D. Rockefeller visiting for renewed associations, with a week of entertainments, contests, and social rounds shaping a landmark season for the village.
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Pinehurst
Carolina
Holly Inn
Harvard
Berkshire
Social guests visit during golfing event in Atlanta
Mr W D M Neil of Atlanta is hosted by Mr and Mrs Evans. Mr Wm Jordan Jr of Philadelphia was a guest Friday. Mr Wm Hughes of Pittsburgh visits for the week. Mr John H Hawley of New York comes for the golf tournament. Mr H C McQueen and Miss Agnes McQueen of Wilmington are noted. Capt Lucas of the U S A and Mr J E Melba of Atlanta attend. Mr H L S Parker of Hartford and Mr K E F Squires of Binghamton join Mr J M Power of Southern Pines for lunch Wednesday. Mr and Mrs M H Marlin of New Haven attend the tournament. Marlin is president of the Marlin Fire Arms Company.
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Edwin M. Norris
Princeton
N.J
Edw. B. Wilson
New York
Charles J. Ramedell
Cambridge
E. B. Wilson
Whitehead
Boston
John C. Haymaker
Pittsburg
E. B. Schemick
N. ©. Lehman
Chi
D. Oberndorf
Oberndorf
Francis R. Emmons
Martha Emmons
R. Saunders
Cleveland
C. L. Becker
John M. Ward
Montclair
E. Daniels
M. J. Daniels
Morgan J. O'Brien
Gildersleeve
L. C. Murdock
Leo Schlesinger
Charles Runyon
Carmen R. Runyon
Charles Runyon,Jr
W. D. M. Neil
Atlanta
Evans
Wm. Jordan, Jr
Philadelphia
Wm. Hughes
John H. Hawley
H. C. McQueen
McQueen
Agnes McQueen
Wilmington
Capt. Lucas
U.S. A
J. E. Melba
Hls. Parker
Hartford
KE. F. Squires
Binghampton
N. Y
J. M. Power
Southern Pines
Marlin
New Haven
Marlin Fire Armes Company
The Berkshire Opens To Welcome Overflow Guests
The Berkshire opens to accommodate overflow guests from The Wolly Inn and Harvard as the week ends. Manager Sherrard's staff includes Davis 5 Austin clerk William Murphy chef M Lawrence pastry cook John Murphy second cook Lucy McGuinnes head waitress George Addo head bellman Robert Anderson porter. Early guests include Mrs F C Clark and Mrs A E Burns of New York, Mrs N Flood and Mr Wm S Flood of Brookline, Mass, Mr and Mrs F G Wilmot of New Slaven, and Mrs W A Price of Davidson Conn.
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Berkshire
Wolly Inn
Harvard
Sherrard
Davis 5. Austin
William Murphy
M. Lawrence
John Murphy
Lucy McGuinnes
George Addo
Robert Anderson
F.C. Clark
A. E. Burns
New York
N. Flood
Wm. 5
Hearty Welcome Gala Concludes Norwood Bride’s Celebration
The article details a reception in gala attire for Miss Boardman, with young ladies assisting in the dining room mostly cousins of the bride. Red and green decor, an elaborate supper, and numerous wedding gifts, including vases from Norwood and Hyde Park teachers. Mr. and Mrs. Hill depart for a wedding trip to the South, planning to reside in Marblehead after their return.
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E. P. MacNichol
Harris Eaton
Anna Eaton
Vera Young
Frances
Sarah
Winnifred Todd
Emma McCully
Norwood
Hyde Park
Mass
Boardman
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Foler
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Outlook Publishing Company
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Lind
Kenyon Hn
Tia
God of the
Open Air
Priest
John D. Rockefeller
Ity
Morgan J. O’brien
A. BE. Lard
Wash
Jillson
Wrenn
Byrnes
Packard
Mallinson
Fuller
Migel
Mr. Hervey
Belden
King
Sherman
Cross
Johnston
Lard
Tufts
Scott
Miss Hervey
Cator
Poole
Miss Carey
Buffalo
W. E. Scott
Portland
Maine
George 5. Hill
Marblehead
H. P. Cross
Providence
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