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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1915
Page
6
A festive scene on a card table ends with shouts awakening sleepers. Ice water cups run dry as revelers toast and linger. Soft footsteps echo in the halls as the hunt ends and the clock nears two, then three, with night fading into quiet.
The fox hunting week included a win and a loss for the fox hunters. Miss Burd Dickson of Pittsburgh and Mr Eugene Jones of New York shared honors in an opening run. A later chase featured a wily fox whose long trail through swamp, hillside, and log jumps challenged riders and hounds, ending back on the railroad track.
The Holly Inn opening features guests including Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Blanche and Miss Blanche of Essex Fells Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Wilson of Boston Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Weller and Mr. W. H. Weller of St. Catherines Mr. and Mrs. James D Foot of Rye D N Clark and Noyes D Clark of Woodbridge J H King of Chicago and Paul I Richter of Philadelphia attending.
Mrs J T Newton hosted a tea for house guest Miss Eleanor Cohen of Philadelphia. Guests included Misses Blanche Farrington Barbara Farrington Edith Barnett Helen Barnett Lucy K Priest Esther Tufts Judith Jenks. Miss Lucy K Priest later hosted a Carolina luncheon for Miss Cohen with Misses Farrington and Barnett present.
The cottage colony welcomes Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes of New York and party at The Magnolia, General John P. Langhorne and party at the Ernest cottage, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Blake of Worcester at Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Tyler L. Redfield of Greenwich at their home, and Mrs. Lily Metcalf of Providence at Casa Yucca, with arrivals chronicled for the coming week.
Mrs B Hudson of The Dogwood entertained at tea in honor of her house guest Mrs Antionette Murray of Water town on Tuesday afternoon. Invited guests included Mesdames H W Ormsbee M B Ormsbee John Smithers J D C Rumsey H W Priest Herbert L Jillson G B McDonald A B Newcomb HE B Pratt and Miss Lucy K Priest.
The Berkshire will hold a formal opening on Friday next attracting a large crowd of trap shooters for the Midwinter Handicap and longtime hotel patrons. Among those listed are Mr and Mrs W M Briggs of Portsmouth Messrs John A Carr of Boston Robert Shelor of Sumpter J H Staples of Charleston John A Des Portes of Columbia C E Goodrich of Atlanta H A Underwood of Wilmington Paul L Holland of Fayetteville R H Dana Jr of Toronto W A Newman of New York and F L Derrah of Portland.
Mrs H W Ormshee entertained at The Plymouth cottage Wednesday afternoon with a bridge tea in honor of Mrs Malcolm B Ormshee. Invitation list included Mesdames Howard Murray Page Hurd Sheppard Massey Smithers Newcomb Whittemore Hudson Rumsey Jillson and the Misses Priest Child.
Mr. Cecil Hodgman pioneer of Golf Automobile Tours in England Scotland and Wales is at The Carolina for January. He is accompanied by Mr. James Hoyt Miller of Stamford Connecticut. Ask Mr Hodgman.
Quail hunters report plentiful birds when they can break away from golf links. Mr James D Foot plans a prolonged stay into March to pursue the birds on and off the course.
Tonight at Pinehurst Community Hall Jackson Springs School presents Birds Christmas Carol at 7 30 pm. Proceeds go to the school fund and visitors are promised an enjoyable novelty performance.
Afternoon rides draw congenial groups around Master of Fox Hounds Twitty as popular outings after noon attract riders and spectators.
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