Advertising Men Dine Concluded Notes and Prizes
The account covers a post event gathering at The Magnolia with guests Mrs Adam P Leighton and Mrs Dow from Portland. speakers included Presbrey and Calkins, Teddy Bear trophy awarded, and remarks by Womans Home Companion's S Keith Evans at a Norfolk style luncheon with afternoon tea and music from Carolina and Holly Inn orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbrey
Mr. Calkins
Magnolia
Adam P. Leighton
Dow
Portland
Miss Sauter
Washington, D. C
John Wilson
D. Gilbert
New York
Carolina
Holly Inn
Country Club
Women’s tennis event results page from city clubs
In Philadelphia and New York players competed in a tournament. First round results saw Gill def Maule 4 and 8, Ridgway edged Rosenfeld 1 up, Smith defeated Tilton 2 and 1, Ostrander defeated Kingsland 3 up. Semifinals Ridgway beat Gill 2 up, Smith beat Ostrander 4 and 3. Final Smith defeated Ridgway 2. Rosenfeld defaulted in consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advertising Party
E. J. Ridgway
W. F. Smith
Boston
New York
C. H. Rosenfeld
Wm. M. Ostrander
Philadelphia
Maule
Ridgway
Ralph Tilton
G. M. Gill
W. J. Kingsland
Gill
Miss Maule
Rosenfeld
Tilton
Ostrander
Kingsland
Village Defeats Carolina In Eleven to Four Baseball Game
The Village team beat Carolina eleven to four in a midweek baseball game. The win marks the best performance of the season so far as the vanquished seek revenge in the next game scheduled for the coming week. Contributions to the baseball fund are flowing in from guests supporting the sport, though room remains for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Tin Whistles Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
At the Tin Whistles annual meeting on Wednesday evening the officers were elected: President H. W. Ormsbee of Brooklyn. Vice Presidents J. D. Foot and G. Dodd. Secretary-Treasurer A. G. Warren. Club Captain C. L. Becker. Board of Governors L. Becker F. G. Dodd J. E. Kelloge P. L. Lightbourn T. R. Newbold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin Whistles
H. W. Ormsbee
Brooklyn
J. D. Foot
G. Dodd
A.G. Warren
C. L. Becker
Railroad Golf Tourney on a Train Opens Odd Contest
The Advertising men staged the first golf contest on a railroad train with holes laid out in parlor car sections. Forty six players competed and Charles Meek of Toronto beat Thomas R White of Philadelphia on an extra hole playoff with a midiron approach for a two. The event was termed Substitute Golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles §. Meek
Toronto
Thomas R White
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whitman
Mehlbach Saddle CO
Whitman Saddle Co
Chambers St
Palm Beach
Palm Beach, Florida
Motel
Lake Worth
Ocean
Royal Poinciana Gardens
Hotel
Batchelder & Snyder Company, Slaughterers
Blackstone Street
Rosston
Dobbin & Ferrall Co
Milene Leigh
North Carolina
A.B. Andrews, Jr
Fayetteville Street
Raleigh, N.C
Raleigh
N.C
Joseph G. Brown
Henry E. Litchford
George Sumner Hill
Pinehurst
Gotham
Golf
Keith Evans
The
Womans Home Companion
W. J. Toda
Perrier Company
London
C. Hi. Rosenfeld
Village
Richard
Ooh
Pinehurst Pharmacy
Oriental Tea Company
Scollay Square
Mass
Big
Tin Whistles Annual
Railroad Golf Tourney
Lenox
the Cedars
J. M. Robinson
N. C
Pinehurst, N. C
F. B. Pottle
Pine Grove
E.R. Ellis
Mgr
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