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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1905
Page
7
A reflective poem recalls a recurring vision by the grate. The speaker describes a fiery vision of a girl in a crimson frock with a red tippet, her smile and nods guiding through the embers to a red cottage and a window where flame-vine clings. The verses blend memory and affection as the firelight sweetheart signals with playful gestures.
The poem extols a idealized Magazine Hero tall and brave and handsome. It contrasts real life with the fictional magazine man who is a college athlete and a lover and husband, crafted to fit readers desires rather than true-life roles.
Sunday guests of the Village are invited to the regular Sunday evening concert at The Carolina. Prof. Trey Sharp announces tomorrow night’s program featuring Grand March from Le Prophete Meyerbeer Romanza Standchen vocal solo Protestations Mr Hervey Flegier selection Scene from Traglata Verdi Gello solo Reverie Dunkler Mrs Sharp duet flute and clarinet Hear the Gentle Lark Messrs Petit and Marston Reve Angelique Kemmend Ostrow Hymn God Be With You Tomer guests invited to join in singing.
Progressive bridge whist at The Carolina produced a top score of 696 by Col J E Smith of Wilmington Delaware. Second place went to Mrs Frank H Barstow of East Orange New Jersey with 610 and J D Foot of Rye New York had 550 for third. Community events included a Sunday village hall service at 11 15 singing by Mr and Mrs W E Hervey and a sermon transformed by Rey Mr Seabury. Riding Master Thomas W Mack of Magnolia Massachusetts arrived for the season. Berkshire party prize winners named as Mrs Gard, Mrs Abbott, Mrs Moorehouse and Dr Bartholf.
The Harvard weekly card party drew smiles as prize winners were Mrs Check, Mrs Overton, and Mrs White. Headmaster Aldrce G. Warren of Pinehurst Schools is on a brief trip to Florida for ongoing duties and rest.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat verse fragment extols a lover's eyes and sky as the sea’s hue. The speaker links cloudless eyes to happiness, noting the heart turns dark if love’s gaze wavers, while bright eyes and clear skies promise joy.
The article surveys pinehurst birds including tufted titmouse blue jay shrike nuthatch Carolina chickadee Carolina wren goldenfinches myrtle warbler and junco. It notes their notes habits and winter presence for readers in the village and nearby areas.
At The Cedars Mrs. M. S. Baldwin and the Misses Baldwin of London Ontario are season guests. Mrs. Edward Overton and Miss Eliza C. Overton of Towanda Pennsylvania return briefly en route South. Miss Helen Walsh and Miss Emily Walsh of Boston are here for an extended visit. Croquet and duplicate whist are popular leisure activities among the guests.
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