Pinehurst Banquet Ends Golfers Visit in Grand Fellowship
A notable group of prominent golfers led by William E. Freeman of New York City closed their Pinehurst visit with a banquet at the Holly Inn Thursday night. Attendees included A. I. Creamer, B. F. Dutton, Percy R. Oliver, and other notable figures from New York, Boston, and Montclair. Each place setting featured a decorative souvenir menu with a tempting array of dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Freeman
New York City
Freeman
Holly Inn
A. I. Creamer
William C. Freeman
New York
New York American
B. F. Dutton
Houghton & Dutton
Boston
Mass
Percy R. Oliver
Oliver & Jones
Maiden Lane Jewelers
P. F. Murphy
Mark Cross Company
F. W. Larom
Mills & Gibbs
Charles H. Lester
Whitall 'Tatune Company
Burcly Street
Georges. Brown
Pierce, Hutchinson & Company
J. C. Bates Dana
Worcester
Charles Dayton
Advertising
The
H.O. C. Davis
E. A. Freeman
Montclair
N.J
Menu items from a formal dining service list
A historic menu featuring Bluepoints on Shell, Green Turtle aux Quenelles, Queen Olives, Celery Salted Almonds, Boiled Fillet of Penobscot Salmon, Duchesse Potatoes, French Peas, Roasted Sirloin of Beef, Roast Capon with Cranberry Sauce, Mashed Potatoes, Boiled Onions, String Beans, Asparagus on Tonet Roman Punch. Ends with desserts and drinks including Cabinet Pudding, Port Wine Sauce, Cherry Pie, Pumpkin Pie, Coffee, Eclairs, Vanilla Ice Cream, and assorted cheeses.
Dinner toast praises Pinehurst golf resort charm
After the dinner Mr Freeman served as toastmaster with remarks from all present praising Manager Creamer for courteous attention and praising Pinehurst as the garden spot of the South and among the finest golf links in the country The group pledged to spread the view that Pinehurst offers comfort rest recreation golf and sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Manager Creamer
Pinehurst
Southland
South
Murphy
Creamer
Whitcomb and Dashiell Families Arrive at The Cedars
At The Cedars several guests arrive including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whitcomb of Philadelphia Mrs. Robert B. Dashiell and Miss Eleanor Dashiell Miss Nancy Dashiell and Master Robert B. Dashiell plus a maid from Washington DC bringing a notable social visit to The Cedars.
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Henry Whitcomb
Philadelphia
Robert B. Dashiell
Eleanor Dashiell
Nancy Dashiell
Washington, D. C
the Cedars
Social features at Lenox and Concord entertain guests
Pleasant social features greeted guests at the Lenox and Concord club week. H. H. Weeks of Belmont hosted a Welsh rare-bit party for Mrs. T. Noonan of Boston on her eve of departure after a pleasant stay. Miss Gertrude Bates of South Weymouth hosted afternoon tea. Recent arrivals for the season include Miss Lida J. Hill of Chicago and Mr. A. A. Wescott with Miss Wescott of Hadley, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Concord
H. H. Weeks
Belmont
Mass
T. Noonan
Boston
Gertrude Bates
South Weymouth
Lida J. Hill
Chicago
A. A. Wescott
Wescott
Hopedale
Advertised Letters at Pinehurst Post Office
The following letters remained uncalled for at the Pinehurst Post office on December 31: Mrs H R Albee, Brack Allen, George Rodgers, I am Caviness, Miss Sarah Clark, Mr John Duncan, Mrs A E Dwight, Mr H T Leslie, Miss Mary McCaul, Miss Bessie More, Clara B Scurlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
H. R. Albee
Brack Allen
George Rodgers
Caviness
Sarah Clark
John Duncan
A. E. Dwight
Hf. T. Leslie
Mary McCaul
Bessie More
Clara B. Scurlock
Tufts announce birth of son in Medford Mass
A telegram received in Pinehurst yesterday by Mrs. James W. Tufts announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Leonard Tufts in Medford Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts
Pinehurst
James W. ‘Tufts
Leonard ‘Tufts
Medford
Mass
Special Sunday Music at Village Hall Service
At the Union service Sunday morning at eleven, cornet solo will be played by Mr. Fred H. Beyer of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Hall
Fred H. Beyer
New York City
A Constant Reminder Blotter From Pinehurst Outlook
The Pinehurst Outlook issues a two color blotter in red and green presenting facts about the paper and a four month 1903 calendar. Editors offer free mailing to Pinehurst Lovers seeking a constant reminder of this Garden Spot of the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Southland
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Pinehurst, N. C
J. M. Robinson
J. L. Pottle
Pine Grove
Frank B. Pottle
Laura Agnes Walker
Carolina
I. E. Powell
Aberdeen, N.C
J. Ernest Judd
Crown and
Southern Pines, N. C
Mr. Freeman
Fellowship
Lenox and Concord
Mrs. Leonard
Kali Works
Nassau Bt
Helen King Spofford
Sarah ER. D. Buffinton
L. E. Savage
Manacen
Pinehurst Nurseries
Green House Department
Otto Katzenstein
Jackson Springs
Jackson Springs Mineral Water CO
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