Grove Park Inn to Open in Asheville 1913
The Grove Park Inn at Asheville North Carolina will open July 1 1913 under William S Kenney manager of Mount Washington Bretton Woods New Hampshire and Hotel Clarendon Seabreeze Florida. Built from Sunset Mountain boulders it will be fireproof richly appointed with hand crafted furniture from Roycrofters and Aubusson rugs. The inn sits amid 160 acres of golf links and mountain scenery with eight hundred surrounding acres owned by the hotel company.
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Asheville
N. C
Wm. S. Kenney
Mount Washington
Bretton Woods
N. H
Clarendon
Seabreeze
Florida
The Highland Pines Inn Opens on Weymouth Heights
The Highland Pines Inn is a Southern Colonial style hotel with 60 en suite rooms and private baths. Open December 1 to May 1, it offers nightly concerts, events, and views of Weymouth Woods. Located near Weymouth Heights with golf courses nearby and transport to Pinehurst Country Club. Rates and reservations via A. J. Creamer.
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Highland Pines
Weymouth Heights
Weymouth
Southern Pines Country Club
Sevice
Pinehurst Country Club
Golf Prospects for 1913 Bright But Uncertain
The 1913 golf season appears promising with potential British amateur participation and a possible Franco American match. Hilton may return to defend the US amateur title at Wheaton, while French pros may contest La Boulie with a proposed four man team format. The year also sees talk of American amateurs touring Britain for insights and the French Open expanding cross border play.
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Harold H. Hilton
England
United States
Wheaton
Hilton
Harry Leach
The
London Mail
Hunter
John J. McDermott
United States Golf Association
France
la Boulie
Chantilly
Arnand Massy
Gassiat Brothers
Louis ‘Tellier
R. Gonnier
Jean Gassiat
Harry Vardon
Louise Tellier
Ray
R. Gommier
J.J. McDermott
J. H. Taylor
George Duncan
James Braid
Findlay
Douglas
Oswald Kirkby
New Jersey
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Eben M. Byers
Jerome D. Travers
Walter J. Travis
Frederick Herreshoff
Chick” Evans
Chicago
Michael Scott
Wyans
Jerome D.travers
Wheaton List
The Blue and the G Col. Fred Olds Melaies Interesting
The fragment mentions Col Fred Olds and a subject titled The Blue and the G. It hints at a feature or column involving Olds and Melai es, but details are sparse. No clear event or outcome is provided in the readable copy.
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Col
Fred Olds Melaies
Love and intrigue in Raleigh’s Civil War tale
An Englishman named J. I. Baker settled in Raleigh in 1877 after leaving Boston, entering the cotton trade. He was a dignified, soldierly figure who made and kept friends, while few details of his past life surfaced. He reportedly served in an English household regiment.
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Raleigh
Ouida
J. I. Baker
Boston
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Sunset Mountain
Aubusson
Roycrofters
Grove Park Inn
Mgr
Southern
New York
Broadway
Weymouth Heights, Southern Pines, N. C
A. J. Creamer
M. H. Turner
Southern Pines
North Carolina
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