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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1910
Page
2
Busy week in hotel circles with many arrivals and few open dates. Guests from Stamford Baltimore New York Richmond and beyond gather at The Carolina for daytime veranda chats concerts and evening bridge dinners and dancing as late arrivals like Mrs Henry K McHarg join the winter scene.
Hotel Royal Palm Fort Myers advertises a winter retreat on the Caloosahatchee twenty miles from the Gulf of Mexico. It touts 150 rooms with private baths, a music room, sun parlor, dutch room, swimming pool, sulphur baths, private baths and amenities for boating fishing and shooting with golf and livery services.
Mr and Mrs Alfred H Lippincott of Philadelphia will stay for several weeks. Mr L H Lapham Miss Lapham and Mr and Mrs RD Lapham of New York are here for a two weeks visit. Mr and Mrs T A Blodgett child and nurse of New York return for February.
A brief afternoon gathering at The Berkshire focusing on socializing among residents. Attendees share casual conversations and participate in light activities centered on community connection.
The Berkshire community hosted a Tuesday afternoon tea organized by women, described as a pleasant weekly event to become a regular affair. A Monday evening progressive whist card party at the Berkshire saw prizes awarded to Mrs M. E. Schell of Detroit and L. Hamilton Turner of Montclair. Numerous local and visiting guests, including Miss Emma Abbe of Bethlehem and Mrs. I. Cheatham of Salisbury, attended a winter season with many staying through the period.
The Pleasure of the Week buildup continues at The Inn with an evening bridge contest and an afternoon putting competition adding scope to the week’s social program. Participants enjoy a light social after rounds as local patrons join in the active leisure events.
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