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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1904

Page

4

Events of The Coming Week Overview

Sunday features religious services and a sacred concert at The Carolina with invitations to all. Daily welcomes at Dairy Farm Market Garden and Poultry Farm. Monday hosts a Holly Inn card party and Pinehurst Tennis Club tournaments for singles and doubles. Tuesday offers Berkshire card party, Carolina dances, and Target Pistol Club events for women and men along with trap shooting, golf, and tea with orchestral music at the Golf Club House.

Holly Inn Pinehurst Tennis Club Rophies

To an Early Mocking Bird Poem Fragment

Fragment from a poem praising a mocking bird. The lines lament winter and urge the bird to sing before spring. The speaker questions who would care if winter remains while the bird’s song rises. The verse emphasizes nature, season, and the bird’s music.

Hotel Guests Arrive as Berkshire Card Winners Declared

The weekly Berkshire card parties draw many guests with arrivals list from Boston New York and Philadelphia regions. Winners include Mrs E Pittman Miss A R Taggart Mrs A V Secor Fr G B Harrington Manley Hanks and Harry Peters after seven tables for six handed play Tuesday night.

A. C. Lawrence J. Wilson Parks Frank Higgins Masters Lawrence Freeman Higgins Boston Isaac Derby New York Henry C. Strong Sandusky, O William Hutton Blauvelt Syracuse N. Y F. J. Spalding J. King Mecl E. D. Gerard Brooklyn Horace Morehead Pittsburg J. Warren Murray Lynn Mass E. H. Arnold Denver Col A. B. Lounsbery P. Moynehan D. P. Moynehan Glens Walls D. A. Morris Maud Kent Richmond John V. L. Findlay Mabellaine M. V. L. Findlay Baltimore Egbert B. Seaman Ernest F. Bdlitz John K. Blair Holly W. Lindsey London England Sterling McMillan Cleveland M. H. Quigley Marie Quigley Brookline A. E. Lard Washington George H. Angell E. L. Hord Detroit Mich W. Robinson G. Robinson Winnipeg Manitoba Augustine M. Hopper Thomas ‘S Wierman Harrisburg J. Henry Sleeper Berkshire E. Pittman A. R. Taggart A. V. Secor G. B. Harrington Washington, D. C Manley Hanks Brooklyn, N. Y Harry Peters Bushkill

Miss Eddy Wins Pinehurst Target-Pistol Women Title

Miss Bertha Eddy of Boston won the women’s handicap trophy with 356 net after a 100 handicap. Miss Augusta Endicott, scratch, was second with 229 and set a Club record for women. Dr. Herbert J. Hall, Marblehead, scratch, won the men’s trophy with 382 and a 76.4 gross. A Presbyterian Assembly tale about a North Carolina church seeking a D D honorary degree with a $50 bribe surfaced, illustrating negro pomp and ceremony.

Pinehurst Bertha Eddy Boston Mass Augusta Endicott Herbert J. Hall Marblehead North Carolina North Net Gray Herbert J Hall G N McMillan Detroit Michigan C A Lockwood New York T B Cotter Winchester Charles Jarecki Erie Miss NS McMillan S A Cutler Newton W V Cullen Short Hills B Tomkins Target

Violet tea hosted by Mrs James E Leach in Boston

Mrs James I Leach entertained at a violet tea in The Ivy cottage Boston guests from hotels and cottages attended table decor featured yellow blues violets two daughters assisted in tea service Doris and Lily Good poured an anecdote quoted from Mr Newrich about plans for a palatial library and Andrew Carnegie remark appears among other items from Philadelphia press and Philadelphia Bulletin snippets

James I. Leach Boston Ivy Cottage Delft

Physician Interruption Over Delayed Bills In Waiting Room

In a terse exchange the physician asks who has waited longest while two patients sit in his anteroom. Taylor states he has called to present bills for clothing delivered three years ago from Machias Union.

Taylor Machias Union

Lost Silk Umbrella With Turkish Inlaid Handle

A silk umbrella with a Turkish inlaid round top handle was lost on the golf links. A suitable reward is offered for its return to the Pinehurst General Office.

Pinehurst General Office

Pinehurst Water Analysis Praises Pure Soft Water

The Pinehurst Water is presented as pure and beneficial for health, especially for rheumatic or gouty tendencies, noting its lack of iron and lime salts. Harvard Medical School’s Dr. Harrington calls the water extraordinarily low in mineral content and hardness, with iron undetectable in the sample.

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Wee Pinehurst Moore County James W. Tufts Herbert L. Jillson The Outlook Publishing Company, Publishers Outlook Publishing Company Pinehurst, N. C Marion Union D. W. Fox Episcopal Henry ‘I’. Gregory the Carolina the Berkshire Harvard Carolina Golf Club House Euchre Miss Eddy D. J. Sanders Biddle University of Charlotte Presbyterian General Assembly New York Times James E. Leach Mr. Newrich Andrew Carnegie Philadelphia Press Murat Hwe Ailadelphia Boeninug Bulletin Pinehurst Water Charles Harrington Hygeine Harvard Medical School
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