Fancy-dress Ball at Country Club Delights Pinehurst Scene
Mr William V Kellen and other Bostonians visit Pinehurst en route to Palm Beach. A grand Fancy-dress ball at the Country Club features a lavish Oriental setting with diverse costumes and honored guests. Hosts welcomed a long list of attendees including Commodore Newton and many local and visiting residents.
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William V. Kellen
Commonwealth Ave
Boston
Pinehurst
Kellen
Nat
Hurd
Winfield Fuller
Orient
Pierrot
Pierrette
Red Riding Hood
Grandma's
Chet
Lincoln Highway
Carmen
Sears-Roebuck
Robin Hood
Marion
Reuben
Maine
Ior
James Boyd
Fred Page
Lee Page
Roger Derby
Robi. Shannon
Richard Lovering
John Tuckerman
William Blue
Arthur Newcomb
Benj. Butler
Maurice
Raphael Pumpelly
E. L. Scofield
Francis Keating
Harcourt Black
Donald Parsons
Chas. Banes
Myron Marr
Elliot Ranny
A. Loftus Bryan
C. Ripley
Bob Snow
Roy Durstine
Jack Hurd
Ned Beall
Jerry Healy
L. E. Pender
Wickham Favors the Stymie in Golf History
C B Wickham, wintering in Pinehurst and visiting Point Loma California, endorses Donald Ross's stymie plan. He praises the difficult shot as a hard yet pleasing challenge, noting personal success with four cups and near misses in six attempts. He hopes the stymie returns to the game and plans to return to Pinehurst next winter.
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B. Wickham
Pinehurst
Point Loma
California
Donald Ross
Mr. Wickham
Pinehurst Country Club
Urgent Visitor Deliberations Echoed in Birmingham Paper
A brief exchange depicts a gentleman waiting for Mr. Wadleigh on urgent business. The speaker questions the visitor's prosperity and the urgency rests with him, underscoring a local tone of wit and social observation from the Birmingham Age-Herald.
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W. N. Foye’s
the Stedman Products Company
South Braintree, Massachusetts
Dosen
P. Maggi
Yonkers, N. Y
C. B. Wickham