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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1903
Page
7
The passage notes the couple remains active socially and that their March return is anticipated with pleasure. Mrs Gifford is highlighted for her charming personality and varied accomplishments, which helped her make many friends.
A lively week end included a progressive hearts party with participants from various hotels and cottages. Gentlemen’s prizes were won by H. Eldridge, Walter A. Berg, A. E. Gifford, and J. Bernheim. ladies trophies went to Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. John Dick.
The Berkshire welcomes new arrivals for the season including Mr. and Mrs. William 5 Butler Miss Alice Butler and Miss Florence L Coburn of Chelsea Mass Mrs E N Wilcox of Middlebury Vt returns for a second Pinehurst visit Mrs M E Volans and Miss 5 C Fairbanks of Annapolis Md plus Mrs B D Bogart and Master Humphrey D Bogart of New York City who joined Doctor Bogart this week Also listed are Mr and Mrs Hull of New York Mr and Mrs Arthur G Williams of Boston Mr and Mrs G D Kinghter of Greenville Pa Mrs R V Hilands and Mrs T A Campbell of Sanford N C Progressive Euchre Tonight at The Berkshire serves as the first weekly Friday card party with a general invitation.
At The Cedars whist hosts informal games most evenings with guests arriving late. Read as listed: Miss Margaret Jenkins of Brooklyn New York, Mrs. Barber and Miss Barber of Winthrop Beach Massachusetts, Mr and Mrs W F Robinson of Portsmouth New Hampshire, and Mr Daniel W Horner of Merchantville New Jersey.
At The Pine Grove House guests arrive for the season including Mr. and Mrs. C J Baker and their child, Miss Lizzie Hudson of Lawrence, L L Mrs Woodward of Boston, marking a bustling start to the seasonal retreat.
Mrs William Bailey of Brooklyn is at The Magnolia for the season, staying at the resort hotel as the arrival of spring guests continues.
The past two weeks bring top quail bags and notable dog work. Arthur Stern of New York City visits with four setters, enjoying sport over birds and watching dog performance. Additional hunters from Clinton Mass., Jamaica Plain, New York, Baltimore, and Canandaigua report solid success and praise the country and forthcoming season prospects.
Pinehurst sportsmen led by C Al Cole of Boston Dr B D Bogart and Arthur C Ketcham of New York hunted near Thagardsville on Monday. A fine gobbler fell to shots by Cole and Ketcham, with credit disputed. A hen was dropped but escaped. Several quail and a woodcock were also gathered, and the gobbler was shown in Carolina Monday night.
Terms are $2.00 per day and $10.00 per week and upwards. The Berkshire offers running water from Pinehurst Springs, bath rooms, steam heat, open fires and electric lights. Guest rooms are comfortable and home-like, public rooms roomy and attractive. Manager F. B. Kimball.
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