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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1915
Page
2
The Holly Inn in Pinehurst North Carolina promotes itself as a premier hotel for January to May with 200 guest capacity. It features expanded lobby, private bath rooms, steam heating, open fires in the foyer and parlors, a large music room for daily concerts and dancing, Dutch room and billiard room. It promises excellent cuisine and service under manager F C Abbe.
The village hosts a busy spring calendar with Tin Whistle Club and Silver Foils championships on Monday to Wednesday, baseball and trap shooting afternoons, daily cavalry rides, tennis and motoring. The United Championship women’s event opens today as the Carolina hosts its annual employees masquerade with dance, dinner, tea and bridge. Prize winners Blanche Ingersoll Newcomb and Miss Adams Lange are noted from the Monday card party. Arrivals from all regions fill the station as social life buzzes through postscript invitations.
A parade of guests arrives for March at The Carolina with J E Brown of Brooklyn and J W McConnell group from Montreal and Toronto joining the hosts, plus many families from Philadelphia Chicago Buffalo and New York for golf and monthlong stays. Names from Ontario Massachusetts New Jersey and Canada appear among returning visitors with several couples staying for three weeks or a month.
A large party from Springfield Mass including Haynes Pinney Sargent Whitney Hinkley Alden Nevins Brand Bell Hawkins Ten ney Perkins and others returns for a fortnight by special car. Mrs Owings Owings from Ellicott City Md joins for the month. Other guests include Blatchford Baldwin Beach Haunton Campbell Hart Laughlin and family, spending March here.
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