Notable arrivals and returning residents in Northeast states
Mr J R Such and sister Sylvia Such of South Amboy New Jersey return for January. Mr and Mrs F P Pearse and Messrs Fritz Pearse and George Pearse of Metuchen New Jersey welcomed back. Messrs John Ebberts of Buffalo and Frank L Tyler of New York among early arrivals for the Midwinter Trap Shooting Handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Such
Sylvia Such
South Amboy
N. J
F. P. Pearse
Fritz Pearse
George Pearse
Metuchen
John Ebberts
Buffalo
Frank L. Tyler
New York
Berkshire opening attracts friends for winter bookings
The Berkshire welcomed many visitors for the coming season with long stays planned. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Benj. B. Edmands and Mrs. B. S. Blaisdell of Providence, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Jones of Philadelphia, and several others from Amesbury Coatesville Woodbridge New York Cincinnati and Amesbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Benj. B. Edmands
Blaisdell
Providence
M. N. Jones
Philadelphia
C. H. Ash
Arthur Yearsley
Coatesville
John Cormerais
M. A. Litchfield
Amesbury
Seasonal Visitors Report From Lexington Area
At The Lexington a set of visitors is noted. Samuel Whitson of Atglen Pennsylvania will stay for some time. J J Ronson of Fort Lauderdale Florida is spending several weeks nearby. Mrs James Wilson of Boston arrives for the season. Mrs Robert King and her daughter from Brooklyn are on a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Whitson
Atglen
J.J. Ronson
Ft. Launderdale
Fla
James Wilson
Boston
Robert King
Brooklyn
FICATION WINN Contests in Tuesday match play rounds
In Tuesday qualification rounds George C. Dutton of Oakley won the men's gross score trophy with eighty one. Don M. Parker of Garden City claimed the first division net with seventy six after a fourteen stroke allowance. Second division saw a three way tie at eighty. Third division tied at eighty two. Fourth division leader J M Thorsen posted eighty three. Fifth division went to C B Davis with ninety two. In women’s event M Eleanor Freeman of Dyker Meadow won gross with one hundred and one. Mrs Herbert L Jillson of Bethlehem N H net ninety seven with five handicap strokes. Further rounds to be printed next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Dutton
Oakley
Don M. Parker
Garden City
T. ‘l’. Rushmore
B. D. Butler
Exmoor
W. M. Ostrander
New York
Herbert L. Jillson
Bethlehem
N.H
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Will Bring Bride Here Involves Slater Family Connection
Engagement announced in New Jersey circles between Madeline Allen and William A. Slater Jr. of Washington D C. Seventeen year old Miss Allen, debutante, and nearly twenty three year old Slater, heir to Slater cotton fortunes, plan autumn wedding. Slater leaves Harvard to pursue cotton business then turns to farming at Pinehurst North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Allen
South Orange
N. J
Madeline
William A. Slater, Jr
William A. Slater
Washington, D. C
John F. Slater
Slater-Jewett Cotton Mills
Jewett City
Boston
Allen
Slater
Harvard
Norwich
Jewett City Mills
I Street
Washington
William C. Whitney
Biarritz
France
Samuel Slater
America
Pinehurst
N. C
Miss Allen
Quail Shoot Weekend Preparations At Village
Many contestants will gather Saturday before the shoot for preliminary practice and quail shooting with diversions of the Village. Numerous social affairs are planned with many ladies in attendance and entertainment arranged.
Trap Shooting Featured at New York Sportsmen's Show
Dates February 27 to March 5 at Madison Square Garden announced for the New York Sportsmen's Show. An indoor trap shooting tournament will again be a featured event this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Berkshire
D. N. Clark
Noyes D. Clark
Woodbridge
A. R. Gage
John Gay Jr
R. T. Taylor
Cincinnati
Lexington
W. A. Slater, Jr
Madeline Allen
Vicin
Ity
the Medwinter Han Deg
The
Carolina
Ug Buu Peruse
W. PR
Est
Pinehurst, N. C
Pinehurst Springs
J. M. Robinson
Manacer
Wentworth
New England Coast
Tle
N. H
Wentworth Hotel Co
H. W. Priest
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