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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1905
Page
8
Jason guests and old friends increased the hotel colony notably during the week, replacing those who came for the wolf tournament. Outdoor sports and amusements interest visitors while informal social affairs proceed and formal events like dances will begin soon.
The Carolina fills rapidly with seasonable guests led by John D. Rockefeller Dr. Tl F. Biggar and William C. Rudd of New York Cleveland and Portland Maine visitors pour in for January at Holly Inn and The Carolina. Notable arrivals include Mrs H St John Smith Mr J D Foot and many others from New York Philadelphia Pittsburg and Boston forming a busy social week.
Congenial guests include Mr. John C. Hirshey of Philadelphia returning for a short stay. Mrs. C. E. Moorehouse of Fair Haven Vermont comes to take charge of the fancy work at the Studio. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Williams and Miss Williams of Bridgeport Connecticut were recent visitors. Mr. F. B. Miller of New York returns for the season.
Plans for a local bowling league are progressing. A series of championship matches will be held Tuesday and Friday evenings weekly with prizes for the top scoring team and trophies for the top three strings and single string average. On Wednesday, Carolina defeated The Village 1801 to 1710.
A movement to start a school club unites boys under teacher direction in sports and social activities. A student association may form for present and lasting value. A baseball team nucleus exists with frequent practice games. Miss Eliza H. Brown and Miss Lydia Pierce have arrived at The Lenox, and a clock golf green is under construction. Croquet grows in popularity with returning players.
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