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Pinehurst Outlook in Pinehurst, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1919
Page
3
Tea party at Jockey Club hosts track colony figures
Mrs. Dickinson Bishop hosted a tea in Jockey Club rooms last Wednesday after the races. The event drew a large gathering of club members and guests including Captain R A Duckworth Ford U S A Mrs William V Hurd Mrs J G Splane Mr N B Hurd of Pittsburg Mr and Mrs Harry G Waring Miss Carolyn Bogart Howard Phillips Mr and Mrs Jay Hall Col R E Swigert Mrs Fitzsimmons a Tufts guest M B Johnson of Cleveland and the Tufts group among others active with the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson Bishop
Jockey Club
R. A. Duckworth Ford
William V. Hurd
J. G. Splane
N. 8. Hurd
Pittsburg
Harry G. Waring
Carolyn Bogart
Howard Phillips
George T. Dunlap
G. M. Howard
Donald Parson
Leslie D. Pierce
C. F. Lancaster
J. D. Chapman
John C. Spring
Golfing Ace Swope Nets Long Drive at No 1 Course
Roland D. Swope of Curwensville Pennsylvania used a braggie at the 10th hole on No 1 course Tuesday morning January 7 1919 and drove about fifty yards over a bunker on the hill to hole his ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland D. Swope
Curwensville
Penn
Metcalf Keating Wedding at Pinehurst Chapel
Mrs. Clare Metcalf of Providence and Francis Talfourd Keating of New York wed at Pinehurst chapel last Wednesday at noon. Rev. T. A. Cheatham officiated with Clarissa Metcalf and Miss Elizabeth Cheatham as attendants. Best man J. G. Armstrong of Buffalo. ushers Frederick Bruce of New York and R. C. Shannon 2d of Brockport. The chapel gleamed with pine and holly symbolism as guests joined in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Metcalf
Providence
Francis Talfourd Keating
New York
Pinehurst
T. A. Cheatham
Buffalo
Keating
Frederick Bruce
R. C. Shannon
Brockport
Ben
Quail Dinner Sparks Social Feeds and Rivalry
The Village Gossip reports a Blows Hunting Lodge quail dinner that drew guests from New York Lockport East Orange and local residents. A clash of fashion and ride aesthetics ensued as the Chapman family with their Albermarle cabriolet met Charlie Crocker’s mogul near the Carolina Hotel, ending in a spirited but inconclusive encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blows
Jackson Springs
George Aranyi
New York
Miss Keep
Lockport
J. C. Fowler
G. N. Townsend
A. H. Corwin
East Orange
John C. Chapmans
Greenwich
Albermarle
Charlie Crocker
Carolina Hotel
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. R. Bowker
W.e.truesdell
J.m.thompson
J. HH. Clapp
MacLaughlin
GC. L. Becker
L. D. Pierce
H. G. Phillips
H. G. Waring
Brown
J. W W. Turner
Fb.t. Keating
P.B.O' Brien
Stuyvesant LeRoy
J Weller
H.fagen
T.a.cheatham
R.c.blanche
C.B Hudson
J.D.C. Rumsey
W.a.sandfoerd
N.B. Byrnes
Chapman Qo R
F. P. Lee
Mrs. Metcalf
Fran
CIA T. Heating
Atlantic City
Traymore Worlds
Grey Hotel Success
Country Club
Traymore
Daniel S. White
Joseph Walton Mott
Pinehurst General Office
Pinehurst Farms
Southern Pines
Dodge and Studebaker
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