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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1915

Page

3

Boston golf visitors arrive for extended stay

Worcester residents join a large group of golf enthusiasts visiting from New York Short Hills Dunkirk Baltimore Worcester Milford Providence Elyria Hackensack Oradell Cleveland New Haven Bridgeport Peabody Mass families, relatives, and companions plan to remain for several days as part of a regional golf gathering.

Midwinter Handicap At The Lexington At Pinehurst

The Lexington hosts a goodly household with many lingering for Pinehurst attractions. A highlighted feature was Director Behr's orchestra performing Sunday afternoon. Late arrivals include Boston's Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Stimson who stay through spring. J. B. Cox of Raleigh. C. M. Allen of New York. George P. Jones of Wilmington. W. H. Severance of Portland. Albert Hachard and Miss B. M. Gorman of New York. George Clough and J. W. Higgins of London and Watford, England visiting Tuesday.

Lexington Pinehurst Behr A. G. Stimson Boston Messrs J. 8. Cox Raleigh C. M. Allen New York George P. Jones Wilmington W. H. Severance Portland Albert Hachard B. M. Gorman George Clough J. W. Higgins London Watford England

Berkshire Card Party Returns for Coming Week

The Berkshire begins its regular card parties next week with late arrivals including Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Lay of Oil City returning for their annual visit and Mr. and Mrs. John W Vrooman of New York planning a long stay. Also visiting are Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jones of Plainville Mrs. Rachel Chess and Miss Grace Chess of Pittsburgh for their first visit.

Berkshire C. H. Lay Oil City John W Vrooman New York C. W. Jones Plainville Rachel Chess Grace Chess Pittburgh

Pinehurst Revered as City by Bethlehem Visitor

Harry A. Lewis of Bethlehem New Hampshire called Pinehurst a remarkable city during a week spent here exploring business prospects. His remark highlighted Pinehurst's notable impression on a local businessman.

Harry A. Lewis Bethlehem N. H Pinehurst

Why Not Southern Pine at Where to go

Dinner and dance at The Highland Pines Inn or an evening at the Princess, Manager Picquet's all star moving picture theatre. Fifteen minutes by motor.

Southern Pines Highland Pines Inn The Princess Picquet Moving Picture Theatre

Miss M. Rice Guests at Swigert Home in Boston Spirit

Miss M. Rice of Boston is the house guest of Colonel and Mrs. R. A. Swigert at The Waldheim. Breuse Guest of the Swigert.

Breuse M. 8. Rice Boston R. A. Swigert Waldheim

Ross shoots seventy two on No 2 course

Alexander Ross records a seventy two for the season on the No 2 course, marking a solid performance and setting a pace for upcoming rounds. The event highlights his consistent scoring and places him among leading players in the field.

Alexander Ross

Blancke and Boyd Lead in Tight Card Bout

McDonald 38 and Lightbourn 30 top the scores, with Hurd 43 Cheatham 41 and others listed in the concluding page. Boyd wins with Pratt and Marr as rivals, Robinson and Dunlap share in the trio results, Dutton leads on final with a 3 and 2 victory over Robinson while Dutton also defaults.

Boyd Pratt Dr. Marr Robinson Dunlap Ormsbee Dutton Hurd

Star Midseason Attractions at Pinehurst Theatre

Star Midseason Attractions at Pinehurst Theatre announce deluxe war pictures to be shown Tuesday evenings starting February 23. Five reels feature battle scenes cavalry charges and hospital views. Other attractions include The Bishop's Carriage February 3 and Tess of the Storm Country March 10 with twenty five cent admissions on Wednesdays.

Pinehurst Famous Selig Paramount Jennico Brewster’s Millions Soldiers of Fortune John Barleycorn

Truesdell Marr and Alley Win Tin Whistles Handicap

Truesdell of Brooklyn Marshalled forty two with eight handicap to win the Tin Whistles Handicap trophy. Marr from Woodland carded forty five with fourteen allowance and Alley of Larchmont forty two aided by twenty six strokes. Nearly fifty players entered across Classes A B and C with a long list of participants.

W. E. Truesdell Brooklyn Myron W. Marr Woodland A. Bryan Alley Larchmont Truesdell Marr Alley Becker Aborn Boyd Hudson Cheatham Clark Hunter LeRoy Robeson Maclaughlin Clapp Foot Whittemore Shannon McDonald Toppin Milliken Nicholson Towle Rumsey Buckley Hunt Lightbourn Dunlap Howard Ormsbee Middleton Robinson Abbe Pratt Swigert Newton Blanche Johnson White Hurd Lay Rackham

Pinehurst Manager Carves Path in Carolina H W Priest Era

The Carolina H W Priest of Pinehurst, identified as manager, is noted for leadership at Pinehurst North Carolina. This brief entry records Priest's role and local influence in the Pinehurst area.

Gilt Edge Preferred Real Estate touted as investment

The piece promotes Gilt Edge Preferred Real estate as a solid investment. It notes Pinehurst cottage lessees paying eight and twelve percent dividends and urges readers to hear from the man with the figures.

Pinehurst Cottage Lesses

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the Berkshire Pinehurst Hs Alex Shootie Blancke and Boyd ING Pictures DE Pinehurst Theatre Star Midseason Attractions Truesdell, Marr, and the Carolina H. W. Priest Pinehurst, N. C Carolina Bretton Woods White Mountains New Hampshire Ralph J. Herkimer Mount Washington D. J Wentworth New Castle Portsmouth New England Coast Wentworth Hotel Co N. C
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