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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1915
Page
2
The Holly Inn in Pinehurst North Carolina announces expanded lobby and added guest capacity with 200 guests supported by steam heating open fires in the foyer and parlors. Private baths dine music and social rooms ensure comfortable stays from January to May under manager F C Abbe.
The Berkshire presents modern conveniences including steam heat electric lights sanitary plumbing and open fires. Guest apartments are home-like with large attractive public rooms. Cuisine and service are high in standard with a billiard room and barber shop for guests.
A round up of social activity highlights a week of advertising golfers guests. Notable gatherings include Wednesday dance and Friday banquet with many New York Montclair Philadelphia Boston and Chicago couples. Afternoon teas and morning card parties drew prizes to Mrs. Robert Newcomb and Mrs. G. M. Howard. Carolinas guests and several New York and New Haven residents plan winter stays with visits and golf events ongoing.
The Holly Inn hosts a congenial group including J L Weller and W H Weller of St Catherines, R C Blanche and Blanche of Essex Fells, James D Foot of Rye, C P Wilson of Boston, 8 O Curtice of Freeport, J P Kelly and Herbert J Kelly of New York, John R Towle of Chicago, George Wright of Boston, Noyes D Clark and D N Clark of Woodbridge. Bookings for the immediate future are large.
At Pine Crest Inn many guests arrive including Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Spencer of Falmouth Heights Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Young and family of Newark Mr. and Mrs. John L. Grimes of Portsmouth Ohio Mr. and Mrs. George Hartnell of Bayonne Mrs. L. H. Boehm of New York Mr. A. KK Foster and Miss M. G. Peter of Worcester Mrs. A. D. Nichols of Buffalo and Messrs. T. H. King of Chicago W. L. Lyall of Passaic and M. J. Kiernan of New York.
Tonight's event is the advertising golfers banquet at The Carolina. One hundred fifty covers are set. The evening promises oysters to auld lang sync with music and many surprises.
The Berkshire hosts a Friday opening inviting a goodly number of guests. Many trapshooters plan to use the hotel as their headquarters for the event.
Mr and Mrs B F Ellison and the Misses Ellison of Rochester are at The Orange Cottage for the season.
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