Card Parties at Berkshire Celebrate Washington Birthday
At the Berkshire, Military Euchre hosted by Mrs. W. P. F. Wilson and Mrs. J. G. Nicholson featured twelve tables with forts and flags representing points. The Carolina and Cedars tied for first, won by the hill delegation on a playoff, with prizes to Mrs. Frank Mehaffey Miss C. A. Trimmer and Mr. W. R. Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
W. PF. Wilson
Carolina
Cedars
Hill
Frank Mehaffey
C. A. Trimmer
T. W. Stillman
W. R. Waters
Seasonal Guests Fill Lenox With Returning Friends
Numerous informal card parties entertain guests at The Lenox. Mr H W Goodman of North Dana Massachusetts returns for a second visit and stays until spring. Everett E Wilbur of Biddeford Maine joins his wife for the season. John J Randall of Freeport Maine and his wife stay long, joined soon by friends. C F Richardson and D B Collins of Gardner Massachusetts visit with friends. Henry Newman of Albany New York joins his parents for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
H.W. Goodman
North Dana
Mass
Everett E. Wilbur
Biddeford
Wilbur
John J. Randall
Freeport
S. 1
C. F. Richardson
D. BR. Collins
Gardner, Mass
Henry Newman
Albany
N. Y
Deere Says Prosperity Tied to Good Crops and Farming Methods
Charles I Deere of Moline argues that domestic prosperity stems from strong crops, improved farming methods taught in agricultural schools, and expanding use of implements. He notes U S foreign trade lags due to tariffs, sees Canada symmetry as key to boosting trade, and urges reciprocity to boost American machinery sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Deere
Moline
Carolina
United States
Hirge
Canada
Village Hall Services Schedule for March 3
The Village hall will host Holy Communion at 8 A M, morning prayer and sermon at 11 A M, Sunday school at 2 45 P M, and Union services at 4 P M led by Rev J O B Lowry of First Baptist Church Atlantic City. Next Sunday Bishop J B Cheshire will preach at the 11 O clock service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. B. Lowry
First Baptist Church
Atlantic City
J. B. Cheshire
North Carolina
Miss Ethel Cheek Celebrated For Victory in Tournament
Mr and Mrs T R Newbold hosted a cup christening supper at Pine Grove House Tuesday evening honoring Miss Ethel Cheek for winning the St Valentine’s tournament. Guests included Miss Cheek Miss Priest Miss Firth Mr J D Pierce Mr C West Tainter and Mr Nat S Hurd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Newbold
Ethel Cheek
Pine Grove House
Miss Cheek
Miss Priest
Quail Covey Strikes Davidge Visitor at The Carolina
Mr 8 P Davidge of Short Hills New Jersey visits The Carolina with Mrs Davidge. While resting he hears a hail like sound and finds quail flopping dead on the veranda roof. He gathers nine birds then sees others flushed near the riding ring. Birds are displayed at the hotel and later iced for a celebratory spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Davidge
Short Hills
N. J
Carolina
Andi
Mr. Davidge
Moonlight Fox Hunt Delights Guests Despite Crafty Reynard
Mr and Mrs J F Jordan hosted a moonlight fox chase on Wednesday evening with a good run enjoyed by the party including Miss Firth Miss Higgins Mr Shute Mr Ferguson and Mr Little though the fox proved craftier than the hounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Jordan
Reynard
Mrs. Jordan
Miss Firth
Miss Higgins
Mr. Shute
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Little
Concert for Dickinson colored school at Village hall
A Thursday evening program of songs and recitations organized by Rev. 5.5 featured a concert in aid of the Dickinson colored school at the Village hall.
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Dickinson Colored School
Pistol Shooting Popular Among Telegraph Teams
Pistol shooting draws enthusiasts as teams from Providence Rhode Island and Portland Maine remain active in telegraphic matches, keeping competition lively amid steady participation.
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Providence
R.I
Portland
Women’s Tennis Singles Tournament Opens Next Wednesday
A women’s singles tennis tournament is scheduled for next Wednesday. Players from several clubs will compete in the single elimination event with matches set across the day.
The Annual Masquerade for Village Employees
Details for the annual masquerade of the Village employees are in hand and the date will be announced later for this well loved event.
Visitors Fill Magnolia Hotel With Midseason Guests
Str. Augustine Florida March opens with a lamblike welcome as a large company of guests enjoys outdoor diversions and social activities. A progressive euchre party at the Hotel Magnolia saw prizes won by Mrs James Kelly Atlantic City Mrs B Whitlock New York Miss J W Stadtlander Hackensack N J Mr Frederick Warner Philadelphia and Miss M Hooley Chicago. Among those staying there are Mr and Mrs R Minnemeyer Mr and Mrs E Gwinner and Mr F Gwinner of Pittsburgh. Ohio visitors include H W Moran and Miss F Murphy Cincinnati J Bryan Spaulding and Miss L A Pettis Columbus and William Stuart Canton. Captain and Mrs C M Woolsey Milton N Y also guests. Other residents include W Blodgett Trenton N J BE Matthews New York H H Blye New York Mrs Clark Wilcox and Miss Helen Wilcox Brooklyn C A Willey Flushing N J M L Sagat New Haven Ct Chas H Mille New Haven Ct Pauline Gibson Chester Pa S M Sutton Ocean Grove N J
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Str. Augustine
Fla
Magnolia
James Kelly
Atlantic City
8. B. Whitlock
New York
J. W. Stadtlander
Hackensack
N. J
Frederick Warner
Philadelphia
M. Hooley
Chicago
R. Minnemeyer
E. Gwinner
F. Gwinner
Pittsburg
Ohio
Mra
H. W. Moran
F. Murphy
Cincinnati
J. Bryan
Spaulding
L. A. Pettis
Columbus
William Stuart
Canton
C. M. Woolsey
Milton
N. Y
W. Blodgett
Child
Trenton
N.J
BE. F. Matthews
H. H. Blye
Clark Wilcox
Helen Wilcox
Brooklyn
C. A. Willey
Flushing
M. L. Sagat
New Haven
Chas. H. Mille
Pauline Gibson
Chester, Pa
S. M. Sutton
Ocean Grove
N, J
Golf at Ormond Promotes Fellowship Over Competition
ORMOND FL March 1 Many kinds of praise greet the recent improvements to the golf course and the strong sense of fellowship among players. Men and women come from cities including POUGHKEEPSIE BROOKLYN LYNN BOSTON NEW YORK MILWAUKEE CINCINNATI MONTREAL to enjoy the fresh sea air, sun, and outdoor sport. Social pleasures thrive as the season reaches a high point, with varied activities indoors and out keeping visitors happily occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormond
Fla
W. A. Adriance
Poughkeepsie
C. W. Seamans
W. W. Hester
Brooklyn
Chas. EF. Clark
Lynn
Jd. Wilson Larks
Boston
Gee. J. Smith
Miss Riley
New York
Misa Inez Fuller
Milwaukee
Laura D. Frost
Hayen
May
Newton Center
Wm. M. McGrath
Cincinnati
A. T. Paterson
Water Colors Exhibition by Henry Plymton Spaulding
Art lovers are invited to The Carolina for a water colors show by Henry Plymton Spaulding of Boston. The exhibit runs Thursday and Friday, March 7 and 8. Spaulding spends summers in Gloucester and paints a variety of subjects.
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Henry Plymton Spaulding
Boston
Carolina
Mr. Spaulding
Gloucester
Mrs Fuller Will Sing At Sunday Concert
Mrs Maud Campbell Fuller will be the soloist of the regular Sunday evening concert at The Carolina tomorrow evening. All Village guests are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Campbell Fuller
Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. G. Nicholson
Arthu Herring
W. F. Wilson
John Colby
Coyle Kimball
Anne Brown
A. W. Richardson
W. F. Fowler
Charles Sayles
The
Opps
C. H. Deere
Mises Cheek
Kn Ald
Dickinson School
Fred Emerson Brooks
St. Augustine
Mrs. Fuller
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