Seasonal Visitors Return To Montclair Estate
Dr and Mrs J B Brown and Mr T R Brown of Montclair welcome back for a second visit of the season. Mr and Mrs F H Mahan and F H Mahan Jr are welcomed back. Mr and Mrs H Dixon and child of New York stay through the month. Thomas N Nixon and Mary T Nixon of Philadelphia are here for a fortnight. Mr and Mrs T B Boyd of St Louis return for their annual visit. Mr and Mrs A H Taylor of New York spent the week here. Mrs H P Clark and Miss M C Clark of Brookline will remain several weeks. B N Durant and Miss Durant of New York are here for an indefinite stay. Miss Reed and the Misses Anna and Eleanor Reed of New York are here for the season.
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J.8. Brown
T. R. Brown
Montclair
F. H. Mahan
F. H. Mahan, Jr
H. (. Dixon
Child
New York
Thomas N. Nixon
Mary T. Nixon
Philadelphia
T. B. Boyd
St. Louis
A. H. Taylor
H. P. Clark
M. C. Clark
Brookline
B. N. Durant
Miss Durant
Miss Reed
Anna
Eleanor Reed
Lessons in Hunt Etiquette From a Fox Hunter Leader
A veteran fox hunter explains to a recruit that true etiquette centers on respecting the Master, the pace maker of the hunt, with the recruit or volunteer staying in line. He notes insignia like shoulder straps, the crop, hunt coats, the horn, and Loyal Legion buttons remain with proper members, not newcomers.
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Legion
Loyal Legion
F. H
Bowling Popular Village Alleys Draw Crowds
The Village bowling alleys are a popular rendezvous with patrons flocking to lanes. Mr. W. K. Jewett posted the high score of 181 on big pins, leading the rankings in recent play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Jewett
Brinton Couple To Stay Through Season At Magnolia
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Brinton of West Chester will remain throughout the Season at The Magnolia, continuing their residence during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Brinton
West Chester
Capitol Concluding Report Highlights History and Rebuild
The account notes the Capitol’s modern improvements and enduring lineage. It recalls three Virginia constitutional conventions held there, secession debates of 1861, Confederate Congress sessions, the 1870 Capitol disaster with many deaths, and later repairs. It mentions the Houdon statue, historic chair, and other relics, praising the new wings for fitting the original style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Virginia
Confederate Congress
Richmond
Supreme Court
House of Delegates
Washington
Rotunda
Houdon
House of Burgesses
England
Stuart
Marshall
Lafayette
Lee
Aaron Burr
Jefferson
Porter Check Bride of Alfred H Porter in Village Chapel
Miss Ethel Stuart Check daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Check married Mr Alfred H Porter of New York in the Village Chapel Saturday. The ceremony was performed in the presence of immediate relatives by Rev T A Cheatham. The groom has been an annual visitor for years and the bride has been active in Pinehurst sports and social affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Stuart Check
Thomas J. Check
Alfred H. Porter
New York
T. A. Cheatham
Pinehurst
Pinehurst Chapel Services Schedule Announced
The Pinehurst Religious Association oversees the Pinehurst Chapel, offering non denominational services for all residents. Rev. T A Cheatham, B D, is resident minister with Sunday Holy Communion at 9 30 A M, Morning Service and Sermon at 11 A M, and Sunday School at 12 35 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
The
Pinehurst Religious Association
T. A. Cheatham
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Fox Hol
Raleigh Raleigh, N. C
Howell Cobb
Reed & Barton Co
Fifth Ave
32Nd St
Maiden Lane
Porter
Ethel
Pinehurst Pharmacy
Hop
Pinebluff
N. C. Tur
Kirkwood
Camden
South Carolina
T. Edmund Krumbholz
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