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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1902
Page
2
A fragmentary line suggests a surreal scene where Julia and George perform the core action in a metaphorical atmosphere, implying a dreamlike or whimsical garden setting and emphasizing their shared labor within this airy environment.
A local statistician compared two Saturdays, January 11, 1902 and January 12, 1901, showing total guests at Pinehurst resorts increasing from 296 to 422, with hotels crowded and cottages filling. The Cedars and Magnolia are fully booked, Lenox with few vacancies, Mystic cottage still vacant, and demand rising with many rooms reserved in advance. A new Shirvard hotel will open next week, promising ample, well heated accommodations and bright dining spaces.
Tales from Cape Town to London recount a playful train berth prank between Cecil Rhodes and Rudyard Kipling. Friends deem it apocryphal yet entertaining as Kipling allegedly outwits Rhodes in a late night stirring with a Colonial official’s wife aboard.
Mr W W Thiekey the hotel manager has engaged an expert northern chef and will make the Harvard cuisine a special feature. A fuller description of the hotel will be given in a later issue of Tue OUTLOOK.
Manager James K. Hyde hosted an enjoyable old fashioned dance at the Holly Tan last Friday evening. Guests from Holly Inn Berkshire and other hotels joined in two steps polkas waltzes and a lively Virginia reel with several seasoned dancers. Refreshments were served as about forty five Holly Inn guests and many others attended, making it a sociable successful event.
After three weeks of rehearsal the Pinehurst minstrels promise a rare evening of entertainment at the Village Hall. The program features solo numbers and a large chorus with full orchestral accompaniment by the Carolina Orchestra. Specially prepared comedy sections and a laughable after-piece are planned for clean musical entertainment with up-to-date features. Tickets go on sale Wednesday and Thursday at the drug store with select seats available at hotel offices on Thursday.
Village Hall holds Union Services at 11 a m Bible class and Sunday school at noon led by Rev. D. W. Fox. Episcopal services at 4 p m by Rev. IL T. Gregory. Roman Catholic Mass at 6 p m Monday by Rev. Puther P. FP. Marion. communion prep Sunday 7 30 to 9 00 p m.
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