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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1903
Page
4
The coming week lists daily social events from Sunday to Saturday including card parties, dances, and tournaments at the Holly Inn Village Hall Berkshire Carolina and Golf Club venues. The article also reports state by state school spending and a German soldering process claim with cuprous oxide borax paste and red heat treatment for cast iron joints.
A description of heating cuprous oxide to remove oxygen from cast iron faces. The decarburized surface burns away, releasing copper in fine subdivisions. Hard solder is applied and, upon melting, forms an alloy with copper, which bonds with the decarburized cast iron surface.
In Et. Clare's Blowdper at Berkshire a jolly birthday party marked Mr. D. N. Clark of Westfield Conn birthday with a mystery package slip and two presents. The hosts included Miss Hutchinson Burlington Vermont Mrs. A. St. Leavitt Wolaston Mass Mrs. A. L. Goodrich Boston and Miss Brackett Fall River. A birthday cake and lemonade followed the games.
Mrs Arthur C Ketcham of New York City hosted a select hearts party at The Holly Inn on Friday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs J R Whittemore of Erie Pac Mrs Charles Goodwin of Baltimore and Miss Post of New York City. Other attendees included Mrs Carl Gildersleeve Mrs H A Crary Miss Crary Warren Pa Mrs L M Lawrie Pittsburgh Pa Mrs F J Bailey Chicago W I Jenney Medford Mass Mrs M A Crockett Buffalo N Y Mrs E G Hayes Canandaigua N Y Miss Check East Orange N J Miss Bradbury Providence R I and Mrs A I Creamer. A dainty lunch followed the play.
A large party of Raymond and Whitcomb excursionists visited The Carolina this week. The group includes Miss E. D. Adams West Newton Mass Mr and Mrs J H Appleton Springfield Mass Mr and Mrs F H Atwood Wakefield Mass Mr and Mrs H G Blackman No Cambridge Mass Miss Sarah Buck man and many others from Massachusetts New York Philadelphia New Jersey and Pennsylvania bridges. The visit features numerous named guests and indicates a substantial organized tour group in attendance.
Uncalled for letters listed February 28 include Miss Gertrude Auborn Miss Leah Brower Mrs William Butler Mr and Mrs C H Boree Miss Georgiana Curtin Mr James Cole Mrs N J 1 Chillee Mrs James Fletcher Melvin Green Mrs Mary Graham Mr H J Green Mr M N Hoer Mr Cary Jackson Mrs Margaret Jackson Mr Lewis L King Mr Henry Kimball Mr William Kesney Miss Mary Marks Miss Ada McLaughlin Mrs Sumner Mayhew Mr Levi Morrison Miss Mary Jane Palmer Mr Jas O T Rae Mrs J E Rigg H R Stephen Mr S C Stringer Masses Mary and Katie Sweeney Mrs A V Whiteman.
J A Sherrard of the Carolina has invented a bottle tap that screws into the cork, with a tubular conduit for air and another for liquid. It allows partial use without disturbing remaining contents and can force out all liquid with an air pump. The device suits hotels and hospitals and may appeal to families. patents filed with aims to form a manufacturing company.
Saturday afternoon tea at the Golf Club House drew a large gathering. The serving table featured Pinehurst violets and was hosted by Mrs Frank Presbrey and Mrs George C McNeil of New York City with assistance from Mrs N W Priest and Mrs Crockett.
The Berkshire card party Tuesday evening honored prize winners Mr. F. B. Kimball and Mr. Ormon Rambo as well as Mrs. Stowe and Mrs. Knapp. The event was arranged by Mrs. J. W. Mills of Philadelphia and Miss Laura Evans of Youngstown, Ohio, with assistance from Miss Mills of Dedham, Mass.
Mr Richie Lawrie of Pittsburg Pennsylvania visits the Dartmouth with his wife for a two week stay.
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