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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1912
Page
6
Annual living pictures from nations and masterpieces to aid the Village Club Charitable fund at The Carolina tonight. Misses Caroline Fuller and Lady Fuller and Mr. Justus Kendall manage the program, which starts at 9.15 with doors at 8.45. General dancing follows from 10.30 to 12.00.
Next Week Friday March 15, the Village Club holds a charitable fund aid at The Carolina starting at nine. Miss Ruby Mianda Stone directs a program of folk dances in costume including Highland fling Irish jig Spanish zita na Italian tarantella Greek wind and wave Dutch and Japanese dances. Mr Child performs songs.
The second annual convention of native fiddlers will be held in The Carolina music room on Thursday evening March 12 at 8 30. The event promises a season's most unique treat and will feature a vivid display visitors seldom see. A collection will be taken for the Village public school for resident white children.
Two hundred thirty one players drove off in the qualification round of the annual spring golf tournament Tuesday with final rounds in progress today. Full story next week.
An attractive program is announced for the equestrian gymkhana planned for Monday afternoon of the coming week. The event features several new features on the bill enhancing the program and spectator appeal.
An Indian basket weaver and wood carver Sabatus 'l'omah will appear at the Arts and Crafts Shop this week highlighted as a featured visitor.
Frederick Bruce treasurer presents a balance sheet and receipts for the Pinehurst Religious Association. The report shows a bank balance of 681.22, donations from Village Club 600.00, various expenditures for roof, light, work and decorations totaling 1981.22, and a closing balance of 1981.22. Additional balance sheet items list cash subscriptions 4736.64, proceeds from fairs, donations, and maintenance costs up to January 2, 1912, with a final balance of 6175.58.
The village anticipates two baseball games scheduled next week as residents look forward to community baseball action.
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