Carolina Opens December First 1912 Pinehurst Season
The Carolina opens December 1 1912 with Seaboard Pullmans expanding the season to eight weeks. Informal midseason events enliven the week including Wednesday and Saturday dances at The Carolina and several bridge parties. A large charity bridge at Red Gables raised 100 dollars for the Village Club fund, hosted by Mrs. Charles A. Sinclair with helpers Mrs. John C. Spring Mrs. Allan Lord Miss Gwendolyn Cummings and Miss Lucy Priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Red Gables
Charles A. Sinclair
Village Club
Social Round of Winter Returns at The Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Robeson and others welcomed back for the season include Rochester pairs Master S. B. Robeson and family, Durham visitor George W. Watts, Brooklyn hosts Mr. and Mrs. Truesdell, New Yorkers Hawley Webb and Laughram clusters, golfers joining Harry C. Kayser, Mullen party, Chicago visitors Gatzel Altman and Blackwell, Philadelphia Laughram, Roy T. Miller, New York Crane, Boston visitors Bacon and Dutton, and North Attleboro Ruth French welcomed back for golf season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Watts
Durham
N. C
W. E. Truesdell
Brooklyn
John H. Hawley
Marie L. Webb
New York
Harry C. Kayser
Hugh Mullen
Mullen
August Gatzel
Edith F. Altman
Blackwell
Chicago
John Laughram
B.A. Laughram
I. P. Laughram
Philadelphia
Roy T. Miller
C. W. Crane
Charles F. Bacon
Boston
George
Seasonal Visitors Return to Maywood Club
A long list of guests returns for extended stays and fortnights at the Maywood Club. Names include Mr. and Mrs. J. D. C. Rumsey of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Freeman, Miss M. Eleanor Freeman, Miss Pickhardt of New York, and many others from Chicago, New York, Atlantic City, Montclair, Cleveland, Boston, and Indianapolis. Golfers and social guests arrive for the season with several returning for second visits and weeklong stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. C. Rumsey
Brooklyn
William C. Freeman
M. Eleanor Freeman
Miss Pickhardt
New York
D.S. White
Theo, Sensemen
F. H. McCall
Atlantic City
Erman J. Ridgway
Montclair
Messrs
W. A. Edwards
H. J. Chambers
M. ©. Thurlow
James P. Gardner
Chicago
James Barber
Englewood
R. I. Stanton
Theodore Dickinson
E. A. Melrhouse
Indianapolis
T. W. Weeks
Cornwall-on- Hudson
George F. Steele Brookline
R.C. Kerr
J.P. Pope
John Fleming, Jr
Margaret A. Gibney
E. B. Pratt
Boston
Richard Holt Dyer
East Orange
W. L. Crocker
W. F. Smith
The Berkshire Opens Its doors Monday for opening week visitors
The Berkshire opens its hospitable doors on Monday with advance bookings for the week. Many guests are returning winter visitors including Mr. and Mrs. William Dickson of Brooklyn and numerous others from Arlington New Haven Amesbury Worcester Pittsburgh and New York with several couples and single guests listed among early arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
William Dickson
Brooklyn
G.'T’, Dunlap
G. T. Dunlap, Jr
Arlington
D. N
N. D. Clark
New Haven
BE. C. Comerais
Mary A. Litchfield
Amesbury
William L. Ames
Worcester
C. A. Taylor
M. F. Ray
Netherwood
M. E. Brackett
Franklin
M. V. Bailey
Bunn
New York
Visitors return to The Holly Inn for extended stays
Mr. and Mrs. EB. E. Gray of Boston return for an extended visit. Mrs. W. H. Nearing of New York is here again for the winter. Mr. I. B. Madison of Montclair returns with his son for an extended stay. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Nicholson of New Bedford arrive for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. E. Gray
Boston
W. H. Nearing
New York
Madison
Montclair
J. G. Nicholson
New Bedford
Also Mentioned on This Page
HOTEL
Traymore
Atlantic City, N. J
Hotel Traymore CO
Walrs
Chas. O. Marquette
Pinehurst
Middle South
Southern Pines
F. Bloomer
Southern Pines Real Estate & Insurance Agency
Southern Pines, N.C
THE
Smith & Wesson
Smith & Wensons
Pinehurst General Store
Stockbridge Street
Springfield, Mass
White Mountains
Bethlehem
N. FH
C. Abbe
Woodward Broadway
55Th Street
T. D. Green
Midseason
Seaboard Pullmans
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