Pinehurst Social Notes Show Notable Visitors
Local scene lists numerous guests at Pinehurst hotels including Boston and New York residents. Prominent visitors like Governor W Woodbury of Vermont and Rev. Charles F. reserve of Shaw University attend inns such as the Carolina and Magnolia, with arrivals at Berkshire, Berkshire and Lolly Inn during the week.
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Mr. C.D. Tows
Mr. F. I. Tows
New York
The
Carolina
W. A. Woodbury
Vermont
Miss Woodbury
Burlington
Charles F. Reserve
Shaw University
Raleigh, N. C
Shaw
Holly Inn
Won't you give me your new baby brother Nellie asks a visitor
A Chicago News item records a playful exchange where a visitor asks a four year old Nellie for her new baby brother. Nellie refuses the request with humor and suggests making a pattern from him on paper.
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Nellie
Chicago News
A Matter of Doubt in Detroit Five Press
Comic dialogue by Jack and Tom from Detroit Five Press about marriage vs gold digging. Jack seeks advice, the girl counsels marriage, but she suggests another girl, leaving Jack unsure.
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Jack
Tom
Detroit Five Press
The Carolina Hotel Description of Opulent Four Story Building
The Carolina is a magnificent four story building completed in 1900. It accommodates four hundred guests with forty nine suites and baths. The cuisine and service are praised as unsurpassed, with modern comforts including elevator, in room telephone, steam heat, san rooms, and Pinehurst Springs water, plus a flawless sanitary system.
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The
Carolina
Pinehurst Springs
Hotel Manager H W Priest Moves Cities
H W Priest, after six years as manager of Highland Park Hotel in Aiken South Carolina Magnolia Hotel in Magnolia Massachusetts Pine Forest Inn in Somerville South Carolina and Preston Hotel in Beach Bluff Massachusetts, announces new postings and rates.
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Highland Park
Aiken
S.C
Magnolia
Mass
Pine Forest Inn
Somerville
Beach Bluff
The Holly Inn Pinehurst NC Advertises Luxury Hotel
Terms specify 3.00 per day and 14.00 to 25.00 per week for the Holly Inn, a long standing hotel built in 1895 that has expanded to meet demand. It boasts elegant interiors with bathrooms electric lights steam heat open fireplaces call bells in each room hair mattresses daily orchestra and dancing tables with white waitresses from the North, billiards and games, and a strict no-consumptives policy under manager James K Hyde in Pinehurst Moore County North Carolina.
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Holly Inn
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Pinehurst
Pinehurst, Moore
C. A. Warwick
CGA
Warwick
Ofice
Moore County
N.C
Elise Nil Matter
Jan. T
Shakespeare
Dust
Boston, Mass
A. J. Creamer
Boston
Ff. P. Whittemore
Nashua, N. IL
W. A. Rost
Llenry A. Ross
Germantown, Pa
A. E. Shoch
Columbia, Pa
Berkshire
M. EB. Porter
Merton, Wis
D. Tl. Maynard
Plymouth, Mass
W. C. Wyman
Concord
Mrs
FS. Snyder
J. O. Fiske
M. M. Fiske of
Bath, Me
A. K. A. Burnite
Newark, N.J
the Cedars
Clara J. Powers
Brookline, Mass
Miss McPherson
Washington, D. C
Lenox
W. L. Smith
J.C. Benson
New York City
H. H. Weeks
Eleanor A. Weeks
Belmont, Mass
Mr. A. Faucett
J. W. Surboug
Carolinaa
Charles F. Powers
Frank Presbury
K. M. Williston
Wellsboro, Pa
M. M. Kerr
Providence
R. 1
E. B. Evans
Joseph Leeming
Brooklyn, N. Y
Martha W. Packard
Providence, R. L
Tev. Wallace B. Lucas
Meridian, N. Y
F. M. Sawtell
J. A. Sawtell
Monica Cranshaw
Lawrence, Mass
Frank B. Pottle
Irene F. Pottle
Jefferson, N. H
J. F. Hilton
Wesley Hlouse
Cottage City
Charles Drew
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
FE. E. Moore
L. ?. Moore
Thratie Moore
Waltham, Mass
B.C. Dickinson
R. C. Dickinson, Jr
Pinehurst, N. C
H. W. Priest
James K. Hyde
Moore Co
North Carolina