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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1912
Page
8
Lawrence and Miss Norma Clubb of Toronto will stay briefly. Mr and Mrs Russell Doubleday of Newark are welcomed back. Mr and Mrs Russell M Everett of Newark make a short visit. Mr and Mrs R B Newcomb of Cleveland spent the week here.
A stream of visitors and seasonal residents arrived or planned extended stays at the Helly Inn and nearby. Boston's Ethel and Eva Roulston joined by Harry Rushmore and Margaret Brownell. Brookline's Stanley and Helen Bishop. Mt Gilead’s B G Durant. New York guests Theodore and Mrs Ladersburger, Alfred Neilson, Edward Allen. Miss K R Hartshorn. Fortunes of Mr and Mrs Milliken of Indianapolis. planning stays through February, spring, or several weeks.
At The Berkshire, Mr. and Mrs. G I Dunlap and Master George Dunlap Jr of Arlington are welcomed back for the season. Mrs. Mary Brackett of New York will remain until spring. Mrs. L L Gilbert, Mrs. M D Rae and Marvin DeWitt Rae Jr of Plainfield spend several weeks. D N Clark and son Noyes D Clark of Woodbridge return for their annual sojourn. Mrs I H Crary of Crawford returns for a fortnight. Miss Margaret Franklin of New York will stay until spring. Mr and Mrs Robert Shepard of Warwick spent the week here. Miss Francis Heilprin of Washington comes for a long sojourn.
At The Lexington Mr. J. A. Van Cott of Oyster Bay is here for a few weeks. Mrs. E. B. Kearns was the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. M. Sherwood, during the week. Mr. John Dowling of Hartsdale, N. Y. was a recent visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Howard I. Bate, Miss Mary Bate and Miss M. M. Leitenberger of Conshohocken, Pa., will spend the season here.
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A Friday minstrel show by Advertising golfers at The Carolina amused the audience from overture to curtain. George Barnes and W. S. Bird led the entertainment with others including Keith Evans and Don N. Parker. Musical numbers by Guy Pierce and a blackface chorus featured hits like My Loving Honeyman and That Haunting Melody. A late supper was served by Leonard Tufts.
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