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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1913
Page
3
Telia G Fox Pace raced ahead in the week’s fox hunting, but Reynard slipped near the Poultry Farm. A large field joined the hunt as the hounds closed in, with a rapid chase ending as Reynard crashed into a woven wire fence.
A triple tie at 101 marks the opening of the Silver Foils blind handicap tournament for prizes by Mrs. Herbert L. Jillson and Miss Hazel Shannon. Leaders include Jillson, Shannon II Brockport, and Truesdell Brooklyn. several players posted scores while others did not hand in cards.
Mr. A. Bryan Alley and his son of Larchmont finish a week of quail shooting with fifty six quail. Mr. W. H. Browning and his son of New York enjoy ten days of sport. Mr. J. T. Small of Toronto splits time between golf and shooting. Mr. W. W. Beckwith of Burlington, here for the Midwinter Handicap, stays with dogs and a motor car and will remain some time.
Polo squads lined up for practice on Friday with excellent results signaling growing popularity of the new sport. Referee hopes to select teams for a preliminary game soon. Send our OUTLOOK to Friends to save letter writing.
The Holly Inn opened officially last night with occupancy nearly at a hundred. Notable guests include A. B. Higgins and H. S. Brownell from New York for the Advertising Golf Tournament, Mrs. W. W. Northwood of Winnipeg with children, and Boston figures Walter G. Clark and Bergen Davis among others. Local visitors Mr. Holmes Anendele of Raleigh and Miss Florence P. Horne are listed, with Mr. John R. Towle of Chicago returning.
At The Lexington, Homer Peacock of Western Union returns with his bride Eleanor McNulty of Pittsburgh. Also welcomed are Miss M. A. Holmes and sister Er. J. Holmes of Albany for two weeks, Miss L. M. McKnight and Jennie Lainsbury of Philadelphia for the season, and others including D. W. Williams of Brookline, Emil Binder of Newark, Samuel A. Hennessey of Coopers town, and E. N. Dawson and wife of Rochester for the winter.
Resident dentist Dr. R Tr Taylor of Cincinnati who will have a dental office in The Harvard returned from a trip to Panama this week and is preparing to open soon. Dr. Taylor is well known, having been here before as a hotel guest. His office will be thoroughly equipped and supplied with every modern appliance.
The first of the regular automobile runs to Fayetteville and Cheraw were begun during the week. These trips are described as delightful and will be treated at length in an upcoming Outlook issue.
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