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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1921
Page
11
The Holly Inn opened on Monday January 10 welcoming old friends and returning guests. Manager and Mrs. Fitzgerald prepared a cheerful home like atmosphere. A dance for young people starts the social season, with notable attendees including J F Weller G W Dodd H P Chambers and several other local residents and families.
The club shows strong play in a top practice game as Camp Bragg officers join members. Visitors arrive with a string of thirteen hunters and polo ponies, including Miss Ivy Maddison, famed rider, plus arrivals from Cleveland and New York for hunting and polo. The Moore County Fox and Drag Hounds open their season under Master James Boyd, praised for his pack’s condition.
In the Advertisers tournament Tuesday, J A Migel of Scarsdale ran the 220 yard blind eighth hole in 3 with no ball touching fairway or green. His second shot flew into a trap and his third dropped into the cup without touching the green. Henry F Hosley of Haworth and W H OBrien of Siwanoy both found the same trap on the seventeenth. Hosley’s ball was about eighteen inches behind O’Brien’s and their recoveries culminated with both balls on the green, O’Brien in front eighteen inches and dead to the pin.
About fifty members of the United States Shipping Board and owners of the country s leading shipping lines will gather at Pinehurst for conferences and an outing for golf during the week beginning January 24.
Mr and Mrs Jack Reardon host a festive season gathering at the Lexington with a Santa Claus tree and gifts. Tuesday sewing circle evenings feature needlework lessons followed by a grand musicale with Harold Calloway on piano. Jack Reardon pursues golf, joking about a 16 on Number Two course as he aims to break 100 for the first nine.
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