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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1901

Page

5

Guests Brought to Hotel Carolina and Motel Carolina

A list of visitors staying at the Hotel Carolina and Motel Carolina includes J. B. Kramer of Philadelphia A. Le DeRosset Jr of Athints Ga W. Woodward of Washington D C Baker and wife of Cleveland Thomas Hooker and wife of New Haven Conn Mrs Charles B Pope and Miss M E Booth of Chicago NJ Mrs J B Hubbard and Miss M Hub net of Brooklyn N Y Mr and Mrs J E Loveland and child Moscow Penn ht E J Bunch Jos EB Willard and West of Portsmouth Va John B Jackson and Miss M L Jackson Mrs A Rankin of Pittsburg Penn Mrs James Mellen Miss S A Mellen Mrs W E L Stome and Master E R Stone North Cambridge Mass guests at the Pine Grove house and other hotels and rooms in the area.

Charles B. Pope M. E. Booth Chicago, NJ Carolina E. J. Bunch Jos. EB. Willard Portsmouth, Va John B. Jackson M. L. Jackson A. Rankin Pittsburg Penn James Mellen S. A. Mellen L’s. W. EL Stome E. R. Stone North Cambridge Mass

Guests at the Motel Carolina from Boston

A list of names including Slocum Frost Hall Shaw Green Adams Wellington Ke Mason Curtis Joy Eliot Hathaway Shithiway Mison Richardson Winslow Winslow and C B Winslow of Boston are guests at the Motel Carolina.

A. Slocum A. G. Frost Clara Ty. Frost Sara Frost J. Arthur Beebe Y. Hall B. Shaw M. K. Green A. F. Adams A. J. Wellington Phitney A. KE. Mason G. W. Curtis J. D. W. Joy KE. RB. Eliot, E. D. Hathaway Ethel Shithiway M. B. Mison John Richardson M. S. Winslow C. B. Winslow Boston Carolina

Designs in embroidery and lace at Holly by Mrs Morehouse

Mrs Morehouse arrives at Holly on Monday and Tuesday with new art embroidery and lace designs. A gold watch fob with onyx locket, marked A on the reverse, was lost between the golf links and the Carolina. finder urged to return to the Carolina office.

Carolina The

Sunday Evening Concert at the Hotel Carolini Program

Readable list of pieces includes Overure Hungarian Lustspiel Keler Beli Song for Cornet Solo Moscou Docker Schenk MR SHUERBRUK Grind Verdi Romani Le Cygne Saint Saens Cello Solo Guyotte 2 in D Major Pepper Walther’s Prize Song Wagner Albumblatt Langey Mandolina Grutzmicher Serenade The Bohemian Girl Bulfe selections presented by Mr. Gorse and others at next Sunday evening show.

Walther Wagner Albumblatt Grutzmicher Mandolina” Langey

Hollyton Concert at Holly Inn Next Sunday Evening

The Hollyton concert presents a program titled March Martyrs of Maine Gebest Over t ime Fest Lavin a Punerul March Chopin b Triumeres Selammann Cornet Solo Haly City Adams Mr A J Likss Selection Il Trovatore Verdi Caprice Our Little Nestlings Moses 6 Intermezzo Cavalleria Rusticana Manseagni Violin Solo Haendel Bouquet of Sacred Melodies Heyer Genters invited to attend the event with villagers at the Holly Inn next Sunday evening.

Holly Inn Martyrs of the Maine Gebest Moses Manseagni Haendel Heyer

Services Last Sunday At Union and Episcopal Churches

At 11 o'clock the usual Christian Union services were led by Rev. D. W. Fox of Pinebluff with a large congregation. Fine congregational and choir singing accompanied the offertory anthem "Seek ye the Lord" by W. Roberts. Bible class and Sunday school were well attended. At 8:15 the Episcopal service was conducted by Rev. Gregory of Southern Pines, followed by a 7 o'clock prayer and praise service led by Mr Meed with short addresses by Rev. Smith and Gen. Carrington.

Christian Union D. W. Fox Pinebluff Lord W. Roberts Reys. Strout and Fox Bliss Gregory Southern Pines Me Eod Smith Gen. Carrington Robinson

Concert in Hotel Carolina hall yields refined musical night

An exceptional five concert in the Hotel Carolina list room Sunday evening featured Mr Shuebruk on cornet with The Holy City, Mr Jos Gottsch on cello, and a piano flute cello trio by Marschner. Mrs May Cook Sharp received high praise for accompaniment while the orchestra impressed with timing and delicacy. The article muses on nature, art, and the divine joy found in study and beauty.

Carolina Shuebruk Holy City Jos Gotseh Marschner Homes Mr. Homes Trey. Sharp May Cook Sharp

The Study of Nature and Amateur Naturalists

The text argues nature study suits the senses and remains a pastime for average people with limited time. It notes popular manuals aid observation and that civilized society is full of amateur naturalists whose work, though not always serious, yields interesting observations. Some become poet naturalists seeking literary form for nature’s expression.

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Paris Baker’s Baron von Liebig Baker’s Chocolate Croquettes Thade-Mark Henry S. Davis Pinehurst, N. C Walter Baker & Co. Ltd Dorchester, Mass J. B. Kramer Philadelphia Pennisi Gist Hotel Carolina A. le DeRosset Jr Athints, Ga W. Woodward Washington, D W.¢. Baker Cleveland Hotel Thomas Hooker New Haven, Conn Carolin J. B. Hubbard M. Hubnet Brooklyn, N. Y J. E. Loveland Moscow, Penn Pine Grove House David Proudfoot Mrs. M. Rand Cambridge, Mass Hotel Carolini Lustspeil” Keler- Beli Cornet Moscou Docker Schenk MR. Shuerbruk Triglata” Verdia Rominze le Cygne Saint-Saens Guyotte No Pepper Mr. Gorse Hollyton the Outlook Press South News Depot Cc. I. Hayes
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