Guests at Holly Inn and Berkshire tamam entrants in Pinehurst season
A stream of visitors from Boston New York Philadelphia and beyond are listed staying at Holly Inn Berkshire and related Pinehurst lodging. Names include H G Brown H W Barrett Mrs J H Wisner F W Wardwell W A Hewitt A McCarthy George E Barstow Miss Blanche Howard Charles B Wooster Miss A B Robinson Miss L C Steele Prof Charles F Meserve Anna Barbara Such C E Argersinger Hugh N Page Mrs S R Wentworth F H Weber W E Weber Arthur F Hardy S King W N Creed John Crowley Mrs 8 S Cobb H E Davidson D E Wright H Warren Etta L Warren E W Gilman James Phelps Alchie Phelps M F Smith N E Smith Mrs M A Weeks T W Weeks Stephen D Tucker Florence Tucker W S Lawrie and others are noted as guests or seasonal visitors at Holly Inn Berkshire and related inns with long lists of names and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen D. ‘Tucker
Florence, Tucker
New York
Holly Inn
Boston guests flood Berkshire and Holly Inn listings
Boston residents Alice Baker Emin Lewis Coleman and P W Hewins headlined a season influx at the Berkshire. Other arrivals include George A C Carpenter Pawtucket R I and families from Fall River Lenox Derby Conn and Cambridge Mass alongside Glens Falls N Y and Williamsport Pa guests at Holly Inn and related notices of visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Kimball and Wife
Newton Centre
Mass
Holly Inn
Alice Baker
Emin Lewis Coleman
Boston, Mass
the Berkshire
George A. C. Carpenter
Pawtucket
R. L
A. W H. Hood
Fall River
Maass
Holly
George L. Sanderson
Sanderson
Williamsport
G. F. Browen
Lenox
H. F. Manning
Cello Recital by Alfred Sommer in Village Hall
Alfred Sommer gave a farewell cello recital in Pinehurst Village Hall assisted by Mrs M B Swift and Mrs May Cook Sharp. A large audience applauded the performance, especially Airs Baskyrs, and Sommer returned for an encore with The Last Rose of Summer. The program included works by Linder Servais Robaudi Denza Godard Becker Scharwenka Popper Piatti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sommer
M. B. Swift
May Cook Sharp
Linder Fantasie
Servais
Conthlente
Robaudi
Godard
Minuette
Becker
Caprice Slave” Scharwenka
Tarantelle’ Popper
Rhapsodie
Taskyre
Piatti
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. G. Brown and Wife
Boston
H. W. Barrett
J. H. Wisner
Summit, N. J
The
Berkshire
F. W. Wardwell
Cleveland
Ohio
W. A. Hewitt
Atlanta
A. ©. McCarthy
George E. Barstow
Blanche Howard
Buffalo, N. Y
Charles B. Wooster
New Haven, Conn
A. B. Robinson
Dorchester, Mass
Welcome Cottage
L. C. Steele
Charles F. Meserve of
Raleigh
Anna Barbara Such
South Amboy
C. E. Argersinger
Albany, N. Y
Hugh N. Page
Norfolk, Va
S. R. Wentworth
Roxbury, Mass
the Cedars
F. H. Weber
W. E. Weber
Philadelphia
Arthur F. Hardy
N. ‘S. King
George W. Delaney
Manhattan
Francis H. Lea
William Shoenaker
George A. Morrison
Augustus Mellin
A. Rh. DeGrant
Benjamin E. Bates
J.B. Woodruff
W. N. Creed
Arlington, N. J
Mrs. Stillings
M. W. and
C. M. Stillings
John Crowley
North Adams, Mass
Vine Grove House
8S. H. Cobb
Miss Cobb
H. E. Davidson
Our Village
B. F. Brubaker
Ethel M. Brubaker
Chicago
Henry G. Bryant
John B. Miles
C. H.jenney
Wife
Pinehurst
D. E. Wright and
C. H.tyler
H. Warren
Etta L. Warren
Meriden, Conn
E. ‘I. Bynner
Mrs. Gordon Hewitt
Miss Holmes of
Owego, N. Y
Pine Grove House
John A. Mayer
W. A. Hindman
Pennsylvania
E. W. Gilman
North Euston, Mass
Treadway
James Grant
Son Haven
Jamestown, N. Y
M. H. Branley
Lee, Mass
H. W. Sweet
E. M. Strout
Er. E. Strout
Newton Centre Mass
W. E. Hawkins
Dorothy ‘Tanson Hawkins
Wilmington, del
W. E. Burnett
James ‘Tr. Phelps
Miss ’Alchie Phelps
M.F. Smith
N. E. Smith
Arlington, N.J
William J. Sawyer
Eleanor Sawyer
M. IH. Sawyer
M. A. Weeks
T. W. Weeks
Cormwall-on-the-Hudson, N. Y
KE. W. Bruninghausen
L. Bruninghausen
Nassau St
E. F. Hewins
P. W. Hewins and Child
P. W. Hewins
Brookline
Miss
M. M. Rugge
M. B. Little
J. R. Loomis, Jr
Glens Falls
N. Y
Powell Hotel
H. H. Powell
Aberdeen, N. C
Otto Katzenstein, Mer
Market Garden Dept
Page Hill
Seaboard Air Line
Robert N. Pace
Biscoe, N.C
Frederick W. Bradbury, M
Ca. M
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