The Weekly Card Party Welcomes Many New Guests
A social note reports the weekly card party was lively with many new guests joining regulars. Hosts provided refreshments as attendees mingled, marking a cheerful community gathering.
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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1904
Page
5
A social note reports the weekly card party was lively with many new guests joining regulars. Hosts provided refreshments as attendees mingled, marking a cheerful community gathering.
The weekly euchre party at The Harvard crowned Miss Lucy H Fosdick of Concord Massachusetts as women’s first prize winner with Miss Van Mater of Atlantic Highlands New Jersey as consolation. Kate G Rea of Danville Pennsylvania won the men’s prize and Mrs Eaton took consolation. Father Harrington from Washington DC returns for a longer visit. East Orange visitors include Mr I I Broome Mrs J J Broome and Miss McClellan. The Berkshire shows major office and guest area renovations with enlarged offices and new counters plus a redesigned smoking room and refreshed decor. Among recent arrivals are noted.
Merbert L Jillson of Worcester wins the opening scratch event with sixty four points while Arthur Ketcham of New York is close behind with sixty. The competition drew villagers to witness the scratch round and reports next week's program includes fifty singles and ten doubles. Local visitors include Miss Mary Lovett and Mrs E G Hutchinson, with Montreal and Philadelphia guests and Jack Jolly the golf pro visiting. The period adopts a horses advice to try horseback riding.
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