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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1903
Page
7
The Holly Inn welcomes a steady influx of guests as rooms fill quickly. Notables returning include Mr. George A. Mosher of Troy New York for a sixth season, with many others from Chicago Cleveland Boston and several small cities visiting or renewing visits.
The Berkshire welcomes a long list of visitors including Mrs. M. L. Seavey Miss M. M. Munro of Boston and Mr. G. Ramsperger along with Mrs. E. L. Butler and Miss Butler from New York City and Wollaston Mass. Other arrivals include Mrs. T. Wilmont Morris Hazleton Pa Mrs. Ferdinand Potter Providence R I Lieut. Sanford E. Moses U S N Mr. R. T. Armstrong Flint Mich Mr. John Greenville Bates New York City Hiram Dolby Saco Me J L Reaves Baltimore G W Huston Cincinnati Dr. D. W. McCracken of New York is at the Harvard for a Pinehurst return visit. Mr. Norman J. Layton and Mrs. Layton of Truro N S and Mr. Elmer H. Neff and Miss Neff of Jersey City N J are also noted.
Mr Jose M A Rodrigues of Washington DC, widely known as an opera singer, is at The Magnolia. Other late arrivals include Mrs A E Shapleigh and Miss Dorothy Shapleigh, Miss Amelia Shapleigh of West Lebanon Maine.
Mr and Mrs C W Marsh of Lynn MA Mr and Mrs M L Childs of Waltham MA and Mr A I Madden and Miss Madden of New York City Mrs Leavitt and Miss Spencer of Washington are among recent arrivals at The Lenox and Concord hotels.
Mr and Mrs J B Jones of Philadelphia are staying at The Pine Grove for the balance of the season.
A benefit concert at Village Hall promises an enjoyable evening with music by the Carolina and Holly Inn orchestras plus tableaux by Mrs W T Jenney and Mrs Montgomery A Crockett. Vocal solos by Mrs W S Wilder Jr of Boston and Miss Maude Reber of Dayton, dancing to finish. Tickets cost one dollar from hotels or the hall.
Hearts at The Holly Inn drew a good crowd for the weekly Monday event. Prize winners included Miss Mary Browne of Great Barrington and Miss Maslin of Winston-Salem while consolation prizes went to Mrs S W Widler of Boston and Mrs Walter P Phillips of Bridgeport. Matrons of the evening were Mrs T L Paterson of Newburyport and Mrs W H Keith of Watertown.
The Holly Inn hosts the season with a fine line of performances and attractions promising a refined showcase for guests and patrons throughout the run.
The Berkshire offers modern conveniences including running water from Pinehurst Springs baths steam heat open fires and electric lights. Guest rooms are comfortable and home like while public rooms are roomy and attractive. Manager F B Kimball proprietor of The Eagle Inn Orwell Vermont.
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