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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
2
The Holly Inn, a popular Pinehurst hotel, offers 200 guest capacity with renovated cheerful interiors and private baths in some rooms. Steam heating, open fires, a large music room for daily concerts and dancing, Dutch room, billiard room, and famed cuisine. Managed by ABBE, January to May stay.
The Carolina announces the resumption of midseason Monday morning card parties, from 10:30 to 1:00, with Mrs. H. W. Priest opening the first event next Monday. Open-air pursuits like golf, tennis, shooting, riding, driving, motoring and fox hunting flourish as old friends linger through April in the village.
Philadelphia guests Mr. C. M. Bunting and others return while New York and Chicago visitors prolong stays. Alabama, Ottawa, Brooklyn, Rochester, Cleveland, Manchester, Norfolk and Philadelphia residents join friends for March visits, fortnights, or golf outings with several naming individuals and cities.
A long list of names shows numerous couples and individuals from cities like New Haven Buffalo Philadelphia Detroit Pittsburgh Chicago Boston New York and others returning for March or spending a fortnight or week here. Among repeat visitors are Mr and Mrs Daggin Mr H B Miles Mrs Stelwagon Miss Stelwagon Mr and Mrs Croft and others with several staying for golf or extended visits.
At The Holly Inn guests include Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Herring of Hamilton Canada Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Herring of New Bedford Miss C. M. Lang of Port Dover and others. R. H. Howes of Roselle returns for golf. W. S. Rathbone of Detroit welcomed back for annual visit. C. S. Waterhouse of New York H. H. Mabbett of Plymouth return. J. C. Neff of Philadelphia joins golfers. J. A. Clement of Harrisburg comes for extended sojourn. Alfred Lucking and Dean Lucking of Detroit spend the week.
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