Spring Tournament Week Transforms Colony Scene
The colony hums with spring activity as Mr and Mrs Hornblower christen a new chateau on Society Hill and newcomers move into Currituck. Horse Show successes, golf fans, and a Frankin car owners’ curious rituals headline a bustling week. Captain Fallon and Henry Page draw attention with war-time notes.
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Sibley
Camp Dix
Henry Hornblower
Society Hill
Thomas
Rome
New York
Brooklyn
J. Stutts
John R. Towles
Magoon Place
Colonel Swigert
Four-footed cad Canadian golfer joins Pinehurst scene
Bodo von der Weissenburg, once Stuttgart police dog, shown by J W Hall at Sandhill Fair now caddies for golf. He spots balls, tows them to green, retrieves outsiders' balls after USGA rules taught. He has not lost a hole since becoming caddie, found fourteen balls in one round.
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Bodo von der Weissenburg
Stuttgart
Germany
Pinehurst
J. W. Hall
New York
Bodo
Woodlands
Dinner of corn pone and peas in Uncle Remus cadence
A playful poem fragment in which the speaker imagines comfort at a simple table under trees. He lists rustic annoyances from skeeters to peafowls but notes only a hearty dinner of corn bread and peas will settle him. Attributed to John Charles McNeill, with a nod to Uncle Remus.
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