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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1905
Page
10
At The Berkshire guests report full occupancy as arrivals fill the house. Social events and gatherings continue to draw notable attendees, signaling a vibrant social season in the resort community.
A lengthy list shows numerous individuals and couples from Ohio Pennsylvania New Jersey Massachusetts and Connecticut visiting for March or remaining several weeks. Names include Frank and Harris, Moon, Jones, Barclay Moon, Kitselman Pike, Edwards Johnson Tinger and French, Brown, Shimer, Andrews, Roberta Stolarts Moore Storts, Moore Catherine Helen Bricket Radcliffe Peterson Perrine Silvers Simote Simons Sutters.
Village employees present an elaborate annual masquerade at the village hall as The Outlook goes to press. The grand march starts shortly after nine with two prizes for best elaborate and most original costumes. Judges include D N Hostetter AL G Warren T B Cot ter PW Kenyon and Dr Geo S Hill.
A vaudeville entertainment is arranged for Tuesday evening March 41st to benefit the Episcopal church building fund. Village Health promises snare merriment and a strong lineup aims to surpass all previous entertainments this season with top talent and a memorable show.
Hor 1. 8. Stockwell, proprietor of the celebrated Devonshire Stock and Milk, with his wife Adolph Sutton of Pittsburg and others from Elizabeth and Atlantic City, are at The Lexington in Sutton, Mass.
Bishop Cheshire’s visit spurs an Episcopal church building effort. He appoints a committee of T B Cotter J S Peckard and A G Warren to lead, with his support. Subscriptions pour in and organizers hope to start construction this month. Committee members invite interested locals to connect. donations accepted at Pinehurst General Office or with committee members.
A Saturday morning monkey golf contest at the school drew laughs as teams performed much like the Tin Whistles event. The winning team featured Albert Crockett, Russell Jones, Francis Hansel, Parker Hansel, and Richard Tufts, while the second team included Levi Jones, Gilman Crockett, Randolph Runyon, George Hayes, and Guy Parkhurst.
John M. Ward and W. J. McConvill of New York enjoyed a rattling day’s shooting on Thursday. They bagged 20 quail and four woodcock in a productive outing.
The evening featured prize winners from the women and men's contests with Ellen Hart and J S Case among the first prize recipients. A list of attendees includes many New York and Buffalo residents, followed by a note on Sunday concerts at The Carolina and plans for a regional music program. Mr and Mrs Russel hosted a Thursday Music Hall benefit for Dickinson Colored School Fund.
In the final round of the George Washington cups men’s singles, C R Runyon of Yonkers N Y defeats F A King of Northboro Mass 6 1 6 1 to claim the title. Earlier rounds saw Runyon beat Perkins 6 3 6 4 Fraley beat Sayer 6 2 6 5 Wardwell byes, with semi finals Runyon 6 3 0 0 and King 6 3 6 4.
Judge John F. Parkhurst of Bath presided over a boys tennis series won by Levi Jones who defeated Guy Parkhurst in the final. Early rounds saw Levi Jones over Randolph Runyon 6-1 and Guy Parkhurst over Russell Jones 6-0, with Parker Hansel beating Gilman Crockett 6-4. Semis had Levi Jones over Parker Hansel 6-1 and Parkhurst with a bye. finals 6-3 for Jones over Parkhurst.
Albert Crockett and Guy Parkhurst tied for medal play handicap with 106 net after eighteen holes. Crockett of Buffalo and Parkhurst of Bath shared top scores while several entrants did not hand in scorecards. Other listed scores include 65 68 188 27 106 6 63 100 62 and 110. multiple participants are named but did not submit cards.
Miss E. A. Roberts of Philadelphia defeated Miss Smith of Portland, Maine, in the finals to win the women's singles Carolina cup Thursday. Early rounds saw Mrs Palmer top Mrs St John Smith, and Roberts advance by default past Ethel Check. semifinals had Smith over Palmer as Roberts had a bye. Final scoreline showed Roberts edging Smith 3-6 6-3 6-4.
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