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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1903
Page
5
The season program lists handicap golf fixtures and trap shooting events with many trophies. Key dates include January 31 inaugurations, February open tours, and March 28 grand matches. The Pinehurst event restricts entrants to visitors with at least three days on site.
A fragment outlines events including putting driving and approaching contests along with special matches and tournaments. It hints at a schedule of competitions without detailed results or dates. The readable bits emphasize athletic contests and organized events within a sports or recreational context.
The new Mangotrap at the trap shooting grounds is in position and working well. About a dozen sportsmen tested it Monday morning with some shooting during the week. The first event in the program is set for next Wednesday with a committee arranging details and a series of contests expected to be competitive.
Dr Mary E Sellen of New York City will deliver an address on subjects of interest to women in the parlors of The Carolina next Thursday morning. A general invitation to Village women guests is extended. Questions for discussion should be sent to Dr Sellen at The Carolina before the meeting.
Pinehurst will have sunrise at 7.14 a m and sunset at 5.40 p m Eastern time. The town enjoys about half an hour more daylight daily than New York City. The season’s latest sunrise was January 8 at 7.22 a m, with earliest on December 2 at 5 10 p m.
A series of informal card games began at The Carolina on Wednesday evening with a forty strong hearts gathering. Men’s prizes went to Mr. John V. Craven and Mr. M. Parshall while ladies’ trophies were awarded to Miss Florence Bradbury and Mrs. Montgomery A. Crockett. Event organizers included Mrs. M. A. Crockett and Mrs. M. J. Tabraham with aides Mrs. H. H. Priest.
A Friday euchre party at The Berkshire drew many visitors from nearby hotels and cottages. Prizes went to James Mitchell and J O Cummings for men, Mrs Charles Webb and Mrs Arthur C Ketcham for women, and Dr F W Bradbury and Mrs J O Cummings for lone hands. The event was organized by Annie Hughes with help from Er B Lake, Arthur C Ketcham and O G Robinson.
Pleasant feature of the regular Sunday Union service in the Village Lull includes vocal and instrumental performances. Last Sunday Miss Ella Josselyn of The Lenox sang. next Sunday Miss Jessie Thompson of the Holly Inn will sing and Mrs Elsa von Grofe of the Carolina Orchestra will play two cello selections Air by Bach and Largo by Mozart.
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