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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1911

Page

3

Four-ball Best Ball Sweepstakes Winners Named

F J Ross with a ten handicap and J G Todd with twelve won Saturday's four-ball best ball sweepstakes scoring seventy. Numerous pairs finished near or above seventy, with many entries listed and final tallies given in order.

F. J. Ross J. G. Todd C.L. Becker George H. Crocker R. V. Hovey A. I. Creamer N. Phillips E. A. Johnston J. P. Travers J. F. McDonnell Madison H. H. Brown J. E. Pushee A.M. Wood R. O.gorman N.C. Hurd Guy Metcalf J. L. Weller G. F. Steele H. H. Chambers Guy E. Robinson Henry Cope W. A Johnston J. L. Toppin F. A. King P. L. Lightbourn G. D. Morse G. A. Barnard

Berkshire Jumble Party draws guests and prize winners

At The Berkshire a Jumble Party Tuesday evening offered six card games across as many tables including bridge, five hundred, cribbage, hearts, euchre. Prize winners included Mrs Camerais, Mrs Van Buskirk, Miss Bruce, Messrs Crary and Lay. Attendees magnetic figures from Pittsburg to Springfield on seasonal visits and long stays through spring.

Berkshire Mesdames Camerais van Buskirk Dickson Ewing Lay Abbe Ingram Dunlap Misses Bruce Litchfield King Marsh Emma Abbe Molly Abbe Dunn Messrs Nolly Pepper Eaton Moore R.D. Clark, Jr N. Clark Cheatham Murdock Reeves Comerais Crary R. D. Clark, Jr Pittsburg Danvers Mass Mary A. Adams Springfield

Trap Shooting Instruction At New York Show

Trap shooting instruction will feature Du Pont experts as teachers at the New York Sportmen's Show held in March. The program presents a novelty demonstration for attendees.

New York du Pont

Magnolia News Roundup of Winter Visitors

Michigan City couple Mr and Mrs Matthew J Kenefick spend February at The Magnolia. Mrs F H Boardman and Miss M K Lattebury, longtime friends, return for the winter. Atlantic City pair Mr and Mrs W H Moore stay for the week. Ocean Grove guests Mr and Mrs E N Cole recently visited Mr J H Alday and family.

Matthew J. Kenefick Michigan City Magnolia F. H. Boardman M. K. Lattebury W. H. Moore Atlantic City E. N. Cole Ocean Grove J. H. Alday

Miss Esther Tufts Hosts Birthday Party at Mystic Cottage

Miss Esther Tufts celebrated her thirteenth birthday at the Mystic cottage on Thursday from six to eight with help from her brother Master Albert. A supper with bonbons and favors was followed by games and dancing. Guests included Misses Margaret Crocker Eleanor Abbe Mildred Rogers Winifred Rogers Masters Jack Morse Kendall Pierce Creighton Peet Stacy Robeson George McGregor.

Esther Tufts Mystic Cottage Albert Margaret Crocker Eleanor Abbe Mildred Winifred Rogers Jack Morse Kendall Pierce Creighton Peet Stacy Robeson George McGregor

Cottagers Welcome New Tenants to Maple and Sycamore

Mr. Robert Chapman Jr of West Newton takes the Mistletoe for winter and runs Gem Ventilator. Mr. Charles Riordan of Boston leases the Maple and will arrive soon. Mr. G N Allen of Kenwood NY rents the Sycamore and will come with his family about February 1.

Robert Chapman, Jr West Newton Chapman Gem Charles Riordan Boston G. N. Allen Kenwood N. Y

Don't Close the Register Mystery in Hotel Superstitions

The passage notes hotel superstition about not closing the register to avoid ten years of bad luck. It mentions inspecting the register freely but warns against closing it. It also references a belief about room 13 in a hotel’s thirteenth year, while noting that most hotel men are not superstitious, though exceptions exist.

The Carolina Pinehurst Springs

Golf Tourney for the Boys Planned by Local Committee

The first boys golf tournament for prizes donated by George H. Crocker I. S. Robeson and Herbert L. Jillson is set for Saturday and Monday. It features 36 holes of medal play with two prizes for gross and net scores. Masters Crocker Robeson and Clay lead the committee in charge.

George H. Crocker I. 5. Robeson Herbert L. Jillson Masters Crocker Robeson Clay

Violin Solos Highlight Sunday Concert at The Carolina

Mr. H C Mallinson performed Wieniawski Legende as a centerpiece with a program featuring Raff Lenore March and Overture Italians in Algeria, plus Rubinstien The Music of the Spheres and selections from The Bohemian Girl Balfe, in a varied Carolinian recital.

H.C. Mallinson The Carolina Lenore Symphony Algeria Rubinstein Moskowski Wieniawski Mr. Mallinson Balfe

King Seeks Two Prizes in Women’s Handicap Match

F A King offers two prizes for a running match play handicap between Mrs Hing’s team and Bogey in progress. The event features women’s competition with prize incentives and ongoing play under match rules.

F. A. King

Oriental novelty ties attract attention at Holly Inn exhibit

A new import of Oriental novelty ties draws visitors to the Holly Inn exhibition room. Curiosity centers on the graceful patterns and vibrant colors showcased by displays from the import company.

Holly Inn

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Ross and Todd LE the Berkshire Miss Esther the Carolina Pinehurst, N. C Barrett H. W. Priest Mr. Hing F. C. Abbe, Manacer Wentworth New England Coast New Castle Portsmouth N. H Wentworth Hotel Co Pinehurst N. C
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