Golfers Gather for Fortnight Visits Across Cities
Messrs. F. M. Prencil and F. A. Yount of Chicago join the golfers. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Murray and Mr. John Robert Murray of Chicago are spending a fortnight here. Messrs. Lewis R. Speare of Boston and A. G. Batchelder of New York join the golfers. Mrs. J. J. Scott, Miss Margaret Scott and Miss Frances Scott of Hamilton will remain several weeks. Mrs. John Barclay and Master John Barclay, Jr., of Greensburg join Mr. Barclay. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Wilson of Brooklyn return for their usual visit. Mr. George E. Hodson of New Haven is welcomed by a large circle. Messrs. Thomas B. McAdams of Richmond and J. R. Thomas of Charleston come for a fortnight's golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Prencil
F. A. Yount
Chicago
J. C. Murray
John Robert Murray
Lewis R. Speare
Boston
A. G. Batchelder
New York
J. J. Scott
Margaret Scott
Frances Scott
Hamilton
John Barclay
Greensburg
Notable Visitors and Long Stays At Berkshire and Harvard
The Berkshire and Harvard hosts welcomed A S Holt H A Warner and Florence Merwin of New Haven along with F B Danforth E T Danforth of Brooklyn and others for extended sojourns. Visitors included W G Ballantyne of Elizabeth C Quimby of Cleveland and Eri H Herrmans of New York with golf guests C D Boynton Perth Amboy R Boynton Woodridge and family members from Detroit Brownwood and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Holt
H. A. Warner
Florence Merwin
New Haven
Holt
Pinehurst
Danforth
E. T. Danforth
Brooklyn
W. G. Ballantyne
Elizabeth
C.quimby
Cleveland
Eri. H. Herrmans
New York
C. D. Boynton
Perth Amboy
R. Boynton
Barrett Boynton
Woodridge
F. Roberts
Rupert, Vt
H. W. Lillie
W. W. Sprague
M. E. Sprague
Somerville
Edwin Henderson
Detroit
Edwin L. Harman
Willard Harman
Louise Harman
J. A. Walker
Brownwood
Texas
Cora May Danforth
Redfield Prize Putting Tournament Results
Mr and Mrs Redfield sponsored prizes for a putting contest with fourteen children. Fred Miller and Oliver Redfield tied for first, Miller winning the playoff. James Tufts scored twenty two in third. Charles Hodgman twenty three. Robert Hunter twenty four. Harold M Jones twenty six. Wini fred Croft led the misses with eighteen. Dorothy Dixon twenty three, Betty Marshall twenty four, Virginia Burrage thirty, Mary Hodgman thirty seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler L. Redfield
Fred 5. Miller
Oliver Redfield
Master Miller
James Tufts
Charles Hodgman
Robert Hunter
Harold M. Jones
Winifred Croft
Dorothy Dixon
Betty Marshall
Virginia Burrage
Mary Hodgman
Mallory Wins Weekly Hundred-Target Trap Meet
Dwight F. Mallory topped the weekly trap shoot with a ninety three score plus four targets allowance. Parker W. Whittemore finished second with ninety two and Clarence Martin was third with ninety. Master Albert Tufts headed the juvenile squad with twenty two of twenty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight F. Mallory
Parker W. Whittemore
Clarence Martin
Albert Tufts
Spring Golf Tourney Finals and Consolation Results
Golf tourney results list multiple rounds with players such as Vaughan Morse Pratt and Bleeker. Finalists Vaughan and Morse met in the final with Vaughan winning 5 and Morse, while numerous first rounds and semifinals occurred in consolation and regular brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Check
J. D. Robinson
C. C. Morse
C. A. Hollister
Meyers
Goodwin
Vaughan
Noyes
Pratt
Morton
Morse
Myers
Prizes Awarded in Silver Foils Putting Contest
Mrs Price and Miss Brown led a tie at twenty five in a Silver Foils putting contest with prizes presented by Mrs J B Price and Miss Jennie Brown. Second place went to Miss Blanche and Mrs Brinton at twenty six and third to Mrs Gage Miss Cummings and Mrs Waterhouse at twenty seven. Mrs Fownes Mrs Palmer and Mrs Gardner scored twenty eight while Mrs Ormsbee had twenty nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Bradwell Helmer
Jennie Brown
J. B. Price
Miss Blanche
Brinton
Gage
Miss Cummings
Waterhouse
Fownes
Palmer
Gardner
Ormsbee
Mrs Houston Hosts Tea Trip For Guests At Pinebluff
Mrs Henry S Houston of the Arbutus Cottage entertained guests with a motor trip to Pinebluff ending in tea at the Lift-the-Latch. Guests included Mesdames Wyckoff Wheelock and Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Houston
Arbutus Cottage
Pinebluff
Mesdames Wyckoff
Wheelock and
Ross
Pine Grove gains appeal as stumps and bushes cleared
The Pine Grove area becomes more attractive after removal of stump remnants and undergrowth and trimming of oak trees. Enhanced landscaping improves vistas and accessibility for visitors and residents alike.
Get the Habit Send THE OUTLOOK to Friends
An urging note promotes sending THE OUTLOOK to friends as a simple way to save time on letter writing. The piece highlights convenience and social sharing as benefits of distributing the publication among acquaintances.
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Berkshire
Harvard
Mrs. Redfield
Mr. Mallory
Micou
Coleman
Bleeker
Dixon
Spencer
Cothran
Hollister
Robinson
L. W. Dykeman
T. R. Palmer
F. Wadell
C. EB. Dougall
H. A. Rackham
James Brophy
Cunningham
BH. M. Slayton
R. Foot
W. H. Spedding
F. P. Betts
J. J. Gumbel
Harry Gillett
Dougall
Brophy
Price
Slayton
Spedding
Hunt
Gumbel
Iunt
Mr. Lathrop
ER. Baldwin Makes
Metropolis
Lathrop E. Baldwin
Henry W. Baldwin
Ion
Mr. Baldwin
Mrs. Price
Miss Brown
Mrs. Houston
Carolina
Pinehurst Springs
H. W. Priest
N. C
Pinehurst, N. C
de Berkshire
J. M. Robinson
Manacer
Wentworth
New England
New Castle
Portsmouth
N. H
Wentworth Hotel Co
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