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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1905

Page

11

Remarkable Costume Parade Features Ludicrous Attire

The pageant showcased Miss Estele Rand of Troy and Miss Mary Wilbur of Canandaigua among many as prizes were awarded for the most humorous outfits. Winners included A G Warren of Rochester as a New England Rube and Frederick A King of Northboro in an outrageous blue suit and blonde wig amid a field of dainty and elaborate women’s costumes from New York, Pittsburg, Canada, and New Jersey.

Estele Rand Troy N. Y Sis Hopkins A. G. Warren Rochester Frederick A. King Northboro Mass Marie Hemphill Pittsburg H. G. Rand New York Mary Wilbur Canandaigua Sue Elizabeth Macfarlane Boontown N. J Betsy B. deMossin M. D. Paterson J. D. Foot Rye

The Men’s Costumes at the Farmers Parade

Dr George S Hill led a humorous display as the Good Boy in a blue blouse waist with white collar. Others included G R Wallace in a blue striped gown with red overskirt, J D Foot as a New England farmer, M B Byrnes in white country attire, Herbert W Cost as an Indiana farmer, Everett B Lockwood as a farmer boy, and C A Lockwood in white duck suit with pink ribbon. Twins H S Gordon and W J Gordon wore blue overalls. many others impersonated farmers and hayseeds. Souvenirs were distributed by Mrs H S Gordon and Mrs Herbert L Jillson, with white gowns and lemon aprons among attendees.

H. Rosenfeld New York Geo. S. Hill M. B. Byrnes Carrie Nation T. B. Cotter Pennsylvania Margaret E. Smith Portland Maine J. Grant Anderson Pittsburg William George S. Hill Marblehead Mass G. R. Wallace Brooklyn J. D. Foot Rye N. Y New England Herbert W. Cost St. Louis Everett B. Lockwood C. A. Lockwood H. S. Gordon W. J. Gordon H. Nelson Burroughs Francis 5 Mellhenny Philadelphia Marshall C. Parshall Warren Allan Lard Washington, D. C C. L. Becker Boston Samuel Smith Mrs. Jillson

Sun Hat Singers Honor Beauchamp Fesseman

New York performer Mr Beauchamp B Fesseman sang the Armorers Song from Robin Hood with notable effectiveness during the evening and gave an encore, Object Matrimony, from The Rounders, in a lively program.

Sun Hat

Ladies committee honors Mrs N W Priest for event work

Details for the vast amount of work in connection with the event fell upon a committee of ladies of which Mrs. N. W. Priest was the leading spirit. The Board of Governors adopted resolutions and will present her with a souvenir. President Lockwood Secretary Warren and Mr. Kenyon of the board were active in preparation.

N. W. Priest Board of Governors Lockwood Warren Kenyon

TTER 1 Takes Net Score Cup in Friday’s Pis

Friday’s handicap tournament drew a good field and produced close scores. D. Herbert Hostetter won the cup for best net score with 335 and an 80 handicap. Mrs. B. B. Glenny, scratch shooter, finished second with 327, while J. I. Johnston, handicap 50, placed third with a2]

D. Herbert Hostetter B. B. Glenny J. I. Johnston

W Inners of a Tin Whistles putting contest

The event on the clock putting green drew a large crowd. Estelle Rand of Troy and Mrs. M J Byrnes of New York tied the women’s cup with 28, Rand winning the playoff by one stroke. E N Wright of Newton Centre won the men’s cup with 24 after a playoff with A G Warren of Rochester. Other scores included K B Lockwood 25 and several players ranging up to 83 by Mrs J Grant Anderson.

C. A. Lockwood Estelle Rand Troy N. Y M. J. Byrnes New York Miss Rand E. N. Wright Newton Centre A. G. Warren Rochester K. B. Lockwood Allan Lord Gordon M. IL. Wilson Harrison M. ©. Parshall B. Rosenfeld BE. N. Wright B. de Mossin J. Grant Anderson

Norton Takes Fifty-Target Trap Title In New York

Norton of New York won the fifty target scratch trap event with 39. Hostetter of Pittsburg was second with 36. Wilson of Cleveland broke 38. Parshall of Warren Pa., Lockwood and Burroughs of New York and Philadelphia shared lower scores. A third team match, won by Lockwood’s group by one target, followed, with Norton and Hostetter among participants.

W. P. Norton New York D. Herbert Hostetter Pittsburg M. I. Wilson Cleveland M. C. Parshall Warren C. A. Lockwood II. Nelson Burroughs Philadelphia O. F. Roberts W. J. Gordon Hostetter Norton Roberts Wilson Jillson Lockwood Parshall Burroughs Gordon Servey Messrs. Wardwell Taft Adams

Berkshire Queue Party Delights Local Crowd

A Monday evening event at The Berkshire featured a Queue party where blindfolded participants placed a queue on a dummy Chinaman. Prizes went to Mrs. A. S. Moore of Lynn Massachusetts for correct placement, with Miss Bessie Schulte of New York earning consolation for pinning the queue on the opposite wall.

Berkshire Moore Lynn Mass Gisone Wa Bessie Schulte New York

Berkshire Friends Observe Mr. D. N. Clark Birthday

Berkshire club members in Westville Connecticut marked D N Clark birthday in his sixth Berkshire season with a packing party. A vest pocket case containing a knife and pencil caused a mild surprise among guests. Refreshments followed as the hour of amusement ended.

D. N. Clark Westville Berkshire Clark

Mrs Foot Hosts Invitation Bridge Party in Rye

Mrs. Foot of Rye New York hosted a three table invitation bridge party at The Carolina in the Dutch room on Thursday evening. Prizes were awarded for the highest score at each table and went to Mrs. I. S. Gordon of New York Mrs. A. E. Lard of Washington and Mr. F. A. King of Northboro.

J. A. Foot Rye N. Y Carolina I. 5. Gordon New York A. E. Lard Washington F. A. King Northboro

Butler Returns to Lenox for Second Season

Mrs. Mary A. Butler of Binghamton New York returns to The Lenox for her second season confirming ongoing involvement with the resort or program.

Mary A. Butler Binghamton N. Y The Lenox

Also Mentioned on This Page

Helena M. Fisher Frederick Hostetter Norton the Gues Mrs. Foot
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