Prize Winners at Ainsworth Ladies and Gentlemen Event
Pick holders and prizes were awarded to Mrs. I. S. Davis for 2d ladies' prize, Mrs. A. Humphrey for ladies' booby prize, Mrs. A. N. Mercar for 1st gentlemen's prize, Mrs. F. H. McAlpine for 2d gentlemen's prize, Mr. J. L. Adams for 1st gentlemen's prize, and Mr. Jd. Ainsworth for gentlemen's booby prize. A dainty lunch of chocolate cake, vanilla wafers and lemonade followed. the evening was greatly enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. Davis
A. Humphrey
A. N. Mercar
F. H. McAlpine
J. L. Adams
Ainsworth
The Masquerade Fancy Dress Ball Planned In Village Tall
An OUT LOOK notice details a spring masquerade ball in Village Tall on March 14 with $1 single and $1.50 couple tickets. Attendees must wear fancy costume or evening dress with mask, supper at midnight, and tickets available at the General Office Holly Inn and Berkshire. Names of patrons, patronesses, and committees are listed for event in charge.
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Boston
Pinehurst
Holly Inn
Berkshire
L. W. Baldwin
C. T H. Brackett
Thurpden Waldron
J. W. Tufts
F. 8. Kimball
A. L. Hersey
Curtis
Abercrombie
C. H. Mitchell
J. M. Hoyt
T. B. Jones
J. W. ‘Tufts
T. B. Perry
Marie B. Smith
John Cormerais
F. B. Wimball
D. W. Abercrombie
H. M. Brittin
J. K. Slyde
E. Hart Day
H. Grattan Donnelly
M. F. Blick
J. W
Turn Him Out Presented by Pinehurst Group
The Pinehurst Amateur Dramatic Union staged a strong weekly entertainment in the Village Mall last Tuesday. The program pleased audiences, opening with the one act farce Turn Him Out, repeated by popular demand, with the same cast as prior performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst Amateur Dramatic Union
Niny
Village concert shows marked improvement and praise
The program featured Holly Inn Orchestra selections read by Miss Brenneman and Miss Lindsey with readings by Miss Brenneman and Miss Ellis and baritone solos by Mr. Corprew. The audience praised the performers, noting better effort and lively reception for the talents of the villagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicodemus Nobbs
Charles Baxter Mackintosh
Moke
St. Clair
Elegantine Roseleaf
C. E. Kennedy
Julia
Annette Sloan
Susan
Mite
Sater & i
J. Leo Stephens
Charles Vale
Sunflower Lodge
Holly Inn Orchestra
FH. Cowen
Florence I. Lindsey
Herve Riel
R. Browning
Blanche Brenneman
B. Corprew
F. N. Lohr
May G. Ellis
Edith
Bret Harte
W. B. Mills
Vardon to Play 36-Hole Match at Pinehurst Links
Sir Vardon will arrive with his manager in Pinehurst next Thursday and play a 36 hole match using the best ball format against Pinehurst pros John Dunn Tucker and Lloyd Hallock. The event promises a fine show for golfers and spectators as the course is prepared and tickets limited to ensure good views.
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Pinehurst Links
England
Vardon
Pinehurst
John Dunn Tucker
Lloyd Hallock
Cox
Florida
Unique Entertainment at the Berkshire Parlor Mystery Cards
Guests at the Berkshire gathered in the large parlor on the evening of the 23d for playful Washington card puzzles. Professor Abercrombie led a lively Q and A session with clues and amusing solutions, featuring wordplay on state abbreviations and tree qualities, and prompting crowd laughter as answers were revealed.
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Berkshire
Washington
Abercrombie
Ark
Mass
Wash
Who's Whor at Pinehurst Amateur Dramatic Union
The Pinehurst Amateur Dramatic Union presents the touring one act farce Who's Who at Village Hall next Wednesday evening. Cast includes Simonides Swanhopper E Kennedy Lawrence Lavender Charles Baxter Bloomfield Brambleton St Clair Cicely Esther B Smith Matilda Jane Tom Barber. Tickets twenty five and thirty five cents, on sale at the Department Store next Tuesday morning. All seats numbered and reserved.
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Pinehurst Amateur Dramatic Union
Simonides Swanhopper
E. Kennedy Lawrence Lavender
Charles Baxter
Bloomfield Brambleton
St. Clair
Cicely
Esther B. Smith
Matilda Jane
Tom Barber
Weekly Golf Tournament at Pinehurst Links
The regular weekly tournament was held on Pinehurst Links with Friday medal play and Saturday match play. Eight players qualified for the match rounds based on the best four scores from Friday.
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Pinehurst
Phil
Local Tennis Qualifiers and Forfeits Reported
The list of qualifiers includes Mr. Phillips eightytwo, Mr. Halsted eighty two, Mr. Sledge eighty six, and Mr. McCutcheon seventy eight. Phillips forfeited to McCutcheon, Shilsted beat Sledge by six up and four to play. McCutcheon forfeited to Halsted after being called to New York Saturday night.
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Lizy
Rh. B. M
Mr. Phillips
Mr. Halsted
Mr. Sledge
Mr. McCutcheon
Phillips
McCutcheon
Shilsted
Sledge
Halsted
New York
Story of Shaw University Sermon Draws Large Audience
Rev Dr Meserve of Shaw University preached on a generation of freedom and its lessons, detailing negro life since emancipation. Miss Carpenter played piano, Mr St Clair sang, and a 3:15 pm service featured Rev Prescott in place of the absent Rev Gregory. A 7:15 pm lecture echoed Shaw University tales and a collection for the university was taken.
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Dr. Meserve
Shaw University
Meserve
Services Next Sunday at Village Hall
Sunday schedule includes 9 oclock holy communion in the small room with Rev. Mr. Prescott, 11 oclock Episcopal service also led by Prescott, 12 oclock Sunday school, 3.15 p.m. Christian union service with Rev. C. M. Emery of Raleigh, and a 7.15 p.m. prayer and praise service. All are invited.
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Prescott
Mr. Prescott
Christian Union
C. M. Emery
Raleigh
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