Vardon Plays Pinehurst Links Today Against Two Pros
Champion golfer of the world Harry Vardon and manager Charles S. Cox arrive at Holly Inn for a Pinehurst Links doubleheader against Blucker and Hallock at 10 am and 2 30 pm. Last Saturday Mrs. E A Manice set a Pinehurst ladies 18 hole record of 97, while Mr George C Dutton of Boston posted a notable 18 hole score equal to the best amateur and pro marks. The first hole bunker has been lengthened and heightened for added difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vardon
Charles S. Cox
New York
Holly Inn
Blucker and
Hallock
Pinehurst Links
E. A. Manice
George C. Dutton
Boston
Dutton
Pleasant Card Party At Berkshire Parlors
Last Friday evening Mrs F E Derbyshire of Boston hosted a progressive whist party for twelve tables. Each table named for a Shakespearean author, cards paired by character names, prizes mostly china items awarded to ladies and gentlemen with conso lations. Winners included Mrs G M Lambertson, Lincoln Neb. Mrs J D Colt, Chicago. Miss Besse Gilmore, Boston. Mr F B Sammis, Bridgeport. Mr John Fennell, Boston. Mr David Trubee, Bridgeport. Choice Boston candies were served and the event was enjoyed by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
F. E. Derbyshire
Boston
Mesdames Richards
Richardson
Romeo
Juliet
G. M. Crosby
G. M. Lambertson
Lincoln
Neb
J.D. Colt
Chicago
Violet Holder
Besse Gilmore
John Fennell
F. B. Sammis
Bridgeport
Conn
C. E. Morehouse
Fair Haven
David Trubee
Fancy Dress Ball Planned at Village Hall Next Wednesday
Arrangements for a fancy dress ball at the Village Hall are nearly complete with many costumes already sent and more orders due. Tickets cost 1.00 for dancing, 1.50 for a lady and gentleman, and 1.00 for spectators limited to 100. Tickets available at Holly Inn Berkshire and the General Office. Supper at 11 o'clock. Contacts include H W Baldwin and others. committees led by A D St Chur and Miss Such with Donnelly as secretary and Benbow as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Inn
Berkshire
H. W. Baldwin
C. H. Brackett
Hampden Waldron
J. W.tufts
F. B. Kimball
A. L. Hersey
Curtis
Abercrombie
C. H. Mitchell
J. M. Hoyt
I’. B. Jones
J. W. ‘Tufts
T. B. Perry
Marie B
Sunday Services at Village Hall Schedule
Next Sunday a holy communion service will be celebrated in the small room of the Village Hall by Rev. Mr. Prescott. At 10 45 a m the Christ in union service with sermon by Rev. Edwin H. Dickinson D D of North Presbyterian Buffalo and a musical program. Mr St Clair will sing and Mr Sommer will play the cello. Miss Carpenter will play piano and Miss Esther B Smith will sing the solo for As Pants the Hart. Sunday school at noon. At 3 15 the Episcopal service conducted by Rev. Mr. Gregory. Prayer and praise at 7 15 evening. All cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ In Union
Edwin H. Dickinson
D. D
North Presbyterian Church of
Buffalo
St. Clair
Mr. Sommer
Episcopal
Mr. Gregory
Christian Union
Fine Gagliano cello found by Holly Inn musician
Alfred Sommer of the Holly Inn orchestra owns a rare Ferdinando Gagliano violoncello from Naples made in the 18th century. It was rescued from a century old repair romance after a French Iowa owner damaged it at dance. Somers repaired it and now performs with exquisite tone valued at several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sommer
Holly Inn
Ferdinando Gagliano
Naples
Sommer
Pinehurst
Progressive Whist Winners at Village Biweekly Party
The regular bi weekly whist at the Village drew seventeen tables with prizes awarded to Mrs D H Wheeler for the 1st ladies prize and Mrs Curtis for the 2nd ladies prize. Esther Copeland won the ladies consolation prize and the 1st gentlemen prize went to Tom Barber and Mrs Francis Higgins on the cut. Higgins took the 2nd gentlemen prize, H Grattan Donnelly claimed the gentlemen’s consolation prize. Ice cream and cake were served by the Holly Inn committee of Mrs Stowe and Mrs Barber. The event was praised as one of the season’s most pleasant entertainments and guests look forward to the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Wheeler
Curtis
Esther Copeland
Tom Barber
Francis E. Higgins
Sunday Evening Concert at Holly Inn Delights Largest Audience
The Holly Inn orchestra gave its regular weekly concert in the music room last Sunday. The audience was the season's largest, with vocal numbers and a vel le solo by Mr Sommer drawing hearty encores. The printed program was enlarged with the additional vocal item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Inn
Mr. Sommer
Voc
Solo vocal and instrumental recital program excerpts
The page lists a Jerusalem solo by Mrs. Thomas followed by a March Margery program and various arias, songs, duets, and instrumental pieces. Performers include Miss Carpenter, Mr. Sommer, Herbert Servais, and Mrs. Swift with selections from Bach, Colyn, Moszkowski, Gounod, Handel, and Meyer-Helmund, ending with audience hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Carpenter
Mre. Swift
Services In Village Hall End Week With Sermons
Last Sunday services included a communion in the sundial room at the Village Hall and an 11 a.m. Episcopal service led by Rev. Prescott to a large audience. Esther B. Smith sang, Carpenter played piano, and Sunday school drew many attendees. Christian union service at 3:15 p.m. featured Rev. Emery and a duet by Mrs. Bradbury and Miss Smith. Prayer meeting at 7:15 p.m. drew a good crowd led by Rev. Wrenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Esther B. Smith
Carpenter
Christian Union
M. Emery
Bradbury
Childs belief on Christ sparks Presbyterian misunderstanding
A Memphis Scimitar anecdote recalls a mother explaining Christ’s Jewishness to a child who then declares, in awe, that the Lord must be Presbyterian. The tale reflects on doctrinal narrowness and inherited church loyalties born "in the bone."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Christ
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vardon
Mr. Prescott
Nassau St
Jerusalem
Mrs. Thomas
Margery”’ Daniels Aage
Bach Arie
Herbert
Servais
Serepats
Moszkowski
Messiah Handel
Him
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!