Uncle Cy At The Cotillion Concluded From Page 7
The Cotillion details were arranged by a large committee including George F. Blake of Worcester and Mrs. T. R. Moore of Lake Hopatcong. Participants included Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Porter of Pittsburg, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Boalt of Winona, J. P. Mitchell of St. Paul, Joseph W. Cooper of Philadelphia, and many others from Boston, Minneapolis, Chicago, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Blake
Worcester
T. R. Moore
Lake Hopatcong
N.Y
P. 5. Hichborn
Washington
S. Porter, Jr
Boston
Trap Shooting Tourney Leads Country Club Cup Race
David A Leahy of Brooklyn leads the handicap trap shooting event at seventeen yards with eighty two. Close behind are C A Lockwood seventy seven at seventeen yards F A Potts Lakewood seventy two at sixteen yards and L C Hopkins New York sixty eight at six yards. Also notes a bridge evening at The Carolina with prizes awarded to Miss Priest and Mr Hurd and a piano recital fundraiser for the School for Native White Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Leahy
Brooklyn
C. A. Lockwood
F. A. Potts
Lakewood
L. C. Hopkins
New York
Championship Tourney Plans And Spring Club Play
The championship tourney concluded with a championship cup to the winner and a sterling cup for the runner-up. The field includes Mrs Allan Perley Chase, Mrs Myra D Waterson, Miss Mollie B Adams, the title holder, and several leading candidates. The fourth annual Spring Tournament is booked for March 18 to 21 with 18 holes qualifying and 36 holes match play finals in six divisions of sixteen. prizes include a gold medal for best score, sterling cups for division leaders, and silver medals for other winners. Entries may be mailed or telegraphed to Herbert L Jillson or committee members Allan E Lard C L Becker or H W Ormsbee. Participants will start as the opening day arrivals arrive on the morning train. last pair goes under way in early afternoon. Whist provided a pleasant evening at The Berkshire with attendees Prize winners at eight tables include Mrs F H Brown, Miss Abbie Brown, Mrs G T Dunlap, Mr Waldo R Blackwell, Mr G T Dunlap, and Mr Thos W Stillman of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Perley Chase
Mary Dutton
Myra D. Waterson
Mollie B. Adams
Herbert L. Jillson
Allan E. Lard
C. L. Becker
H.W. Ormsbee
Berkshire
F. II, Brown
New Haven
Abbie Brown
Wheeling
W. Va
G.T. Dunlap
Arlington
N. J
Waldo R. Blackwell
Brooklyn
G. T. Dunlap
Thos. W. Stillman
Chicago
Benefit Vaudeville at Village Hall Tuesday Evening
A vaudeville entertainment by a company that recently performed at Southern Pines, with local contributors Charles Baxter and Frank Ellis, will be held Tuesday at Village Hall. Proceeds aid furnishing and decorating Pinehurst Chapel for Catholic services as arranged by the Pinehurst Religious Association. Mrs W C Harlow and Miss Harlow of Brooklyn are spending March in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pines
Charles Baxter
Frank Ellis
Pinehurst Chapel
Pinehurst
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester
Aiken
South Carolina
The
Newport
Park-in-the-Pines
J. A. Sherrard
Aiken, South Carolina
the Village Library
Daved Lea
Miss Sinclair
FE. Marie Sinclair
Carolina
Progressive Bridge
John C. Spring
L. C. Beall
Miss Farrelly
Miss Beall
Bates
Miss Priest
J. W. Hurd
N.S. Hurd
S.V. Farrelly
Jack” Hurd
Native White's School
John R. Lindgren
Trevelyan Sharp
Leonard ‘Tufts
Devill
Ama Co
Mall
Magnolia
W. C. Harlow
Miss Harlow
Equinox House
Edward C. Orvis
Manchester
Vermont
Manchester-the-Beautiful
Smith & Wesson
Stockbridge St
Springfield, Mas
N. C
J. L. Pottle
Mas
C. C. Stevick
Specia
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