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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1899
Page
5
A lyrical fragment titled Fire Worship adapts a psalm like cadence to praise a divine force. The piece evinces longing and reverence through imagery of pine fragrance, wind and endurance, describing a prize sought and held in fierce, intimate embrace.
A round of village events and updates fills the Holly Tin music room with a new baby grind phono while Pinehurst Nurseries advertise flowers and trees. Episcopal services led by Rev Gregory and Christian union talks draw crowds as a new dishwashing machine operates at Holly Sun. Village entertainment includes Gibson tableaux, billiards, and progressive whist with prizes. A calendar from Air Line arrives, featuring a coon on a pine line.
A list of visitors and residents stopping at the Holly Inn and Beacon reports guests from Boston Amesbury St. Louis Raleigh Rockland Cambridge Newton Pittsburgh Wilmington and other places. Names include George C Dutton Frank J Potts J Manning Philip Kelley John W Brookiman and many more with arrivals last week or last Tuesday.
J W Hobart and wife with child and maid from Boston occupy Eureka cottage for the season on East Village Green. David Melger moves boarding house near the power plant to Carthage. Adams of Wallaston Massachusetts with family take cottage No 31 on East Main. FE Rogers of North Adams returns to Holly Inn for another winter. Dr N P Rive and wife from New York City arrive at Holly Inn. KE Wardwell of Cambridge, champion amateur billiard player, joins at the Inn. David Trubee and wife of Bridgeport arrive to spend the season. Trubee is a major Bridgeport wholesale grower and pioneer in the city’s business.
A large audience enjoyed the regular Sunday evening concert in the Holly Inn music room last Sabbath. Miss Maud Clark played a pleasing violin solo, and the program included Wagner Nibelungen, Raymond overture, Heimweh, Grind selection Ernani, Traumeri, Schumann, Potpourri Tonight We Say Farewell, and a singing finale God Be With You Till We Meet Again.
Last Monday marked the tenth anniversary of Mr and Mrs C T D Delaney of New York. Guests at the Inn celebrated as dining chairs bore white flowers and two large tin cups replaced glasses. Supper came on tin dishes amid neighbors laughter. Numerous gifts included napkin rings a hair comb pin trays spoons tied with white ribbon and a large water container. The couple received warm congratulations from friends at the Inn where they are highly regarded. AePE.
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