Miss Sinclair Leads Handicap Trap Field For Sousa Cup
Miss E Marie Sinclair of Boston led the handicap trap shooting tournament for the Sousa Cup with eighty eight to top the field, J Cushing Todd of Newburyport second with eighty five. L C Hopkins of Brooklyn tied for third with eighty one. Other standings listed include C Ayling John D Miller and more. The report also notes Mr L P Graves of Buffalo active in golf and an upcoming Equestrian Gymkhana next Tuesday at 3 pm with plans for a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Philip Sousa
E. Marie Sinclair
Boston
J. Cushing Todd
Newburyport
L. C. Hopkins
Brooklyn
L. P. Graves
Buffalo
Dreamland Paradise portraits feature diverse masquerade roles
A page lists numerous individuals from Brooklyn New York Stamford Pittsburg Boston Providence Philadelphia Milton Pa and Chicago in caricature roles at Dreamland Paradise. Roles include Irish Hodcarrier Summer Girl Japanese Girl Chorus Girl Bathing Girl Dutch Boy Jack Tar Chef Rajah Automobile Girl Masqueradera and more. The arrangement committee is led by Dr. and Mrs. George S Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Keveney
Brooklyn
E. H. Worthington
New York
E. E. Rinehart, Jr
Stamford
J. W. Hurd
Pittsburg
Hurd
Wilber €. Johnson
A. X. Phelan
J. H. Wood
Chicago
Warren K. Wood
H. C. Benner
Framington
L. D. Pierce
Boston
Ellen's Guests Celebrate Fancy Dress Party in Village Hall
Mrs. Gilbert N. McMillan hosted a Thursday village hall fancy dress party for her daughter Ellen from four to six. Guests wore masks and costumes from Rosebud to Red Riding Hood. Notable outfits included Rosebud hostess Ellen, Doll Warren, Dutch girl Emily Porter, Sister of Mercy Esther Tufts, Fairy Princess Valeria Foot, and Japanese Girl Rosamond Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert N. McMillan
Miss Ellen
Mrs. McMillan
Leonard Tufts
Anne Hay
Katherine Porter
Dolly Warren
Emily Porter
Jane Porter
Red Riding Hood
Esther Tufts
Mercy
Valeria Foot
Dorothea Crocker
Dolly Varden
Dorothy Coleman
Vesta Blake
Shepardess
Rosamond Cummings
Russell Coleman
Andrew McMillan
Henry Cummings
Kenneth Coleman
Richard Tufts
Albert Tufte
James ‘Tufts
Mixed foursome golf match tops week’s special contests
In a two ball mixed foursome, IE A Engler and Miss Mollie Adams faced Warren E Wood and Mrs B S Horne also known as Bessie Anthony. Engler and Adams posted medal scores of 82 and 84 respectively, with Engler winning by two strokes and Adams by one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IE. A. Engler
Mollie” B. Adams
Warren E. Wood
Wagnolia Guests Observe St Patrick Day Euchre Party
A St Patrick Day progressive euchre hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pottle at Magnolia drew a large crowd. Five tables played with Miss M. K. Lathbury, Miss S. J. Petchel, and Mrs. C. S. Stevick winning in order, followed by refreshments on the wool piazza. Civil War veterans Mr. Charles A. Benton and Mr. Harrison shared stories, and Mrs. C. E. Benton received twenty five congratulatory postal cards on her birthday from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Charles A. Benton
New Bedford
Harrison
Cliftondale
St. Patrick's Day
C. E. Benton
Che vy Weeks Baseball Week Attracts Attention
340 HOLDS reports Che vy Weeks games drawing crowds as the Village beats The Carolina 9 to 8 in a tense Wednesday contest. A & M College battles Raleigh to a 2 to 2 draw in twelve innings, with Pinehurst scoring early and late. Darkness ends the planned return game as 2,500 fans stay hopeful for more. The upcoming schedule promises more excitement amid ideal weather and rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Raleigh
Pinehurst
Grab Bag Euchre at The Carolina
A progressive euchre party organized by Mrs. C A Lockwood took place Thursday afternoon at The Carolina. Hach guest contributed a pooled prize drawn from a bag in order of scores. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Godfrey posted the high totals among many participants including Mesdames Lockwood Climo Downie Allan Johnson Head Calder Ayling Converse Kelly Banker Han rahan Davidge Delehanty Hill Swan Boalt Mitchell Devereaux DeWitt Barton Ballard Miller Graydon Benson and Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Lockwood
Carolina
Hach
Brown
Godfrey
Mesdames Lockwood
Climo
Downie
Allan
Johnson
Head
Calder
Ayling
Converse
Kelly
Banker
Hanrahan
Davidge
Delehanty
Hill
Swan
Boalt
Mitchell
Devereaux
DeWitt
Barton
Ballard
Miller
Graydon
Benson and Sanford
Cleveland Figure Hosts Dinner at The Carolina
Mr. O. P. Clay of Cleveland entertained guests at The Carolina Thursday evening. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. John Allen, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Converse, and Mrs. H. St. John Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Clay
Cleveland
Carolina
John Allen
G. H. Converse
H. St. John Smith
Spring Golf Tournament Field Reaches All-Time Record
The fourth annual Spring golf tournament opens with a record field of 158 players, leaving Pinehurst far ahead of prior marks. The Outlook notes the event is in progress and promises full coverage next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Moonlight Ride and Supper Pleases Local Group
A moonlit trip and late return near Southern Pines featured Mr. and Mrs. A C Travis Jr Mrs F T Heffeltinger Miss EK Marie Sinclair Miss Mary Bates Miss Priscilla Beall and Mr Nat 3 Hurd on Wednesday evening with a pleasant supper following the ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pines
A.C. Travis, Jr
F. T. Heffeltinger
EK. Marie Sinclair
Mary Bates
Priscilla Beall
Nat 3. Hurd
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NS Sousa Tro
Miss Sinclair
Co. F. Ayling
John D. Miller
Robert Hager, Jr
Charles Crompton
Mr. Graves
Paris Hill, Maine
Charlotte F. Hammond
Holly Inn
Briarcliff Lodge
Westchester Hills
D. B. Plumer
Bank OF Moore
Carthage
N. C
Walcome
U. S
J. Adams
T. B. Tyson
Ray
The
Bank of Carthage
Athage
Dreamland
George 8. Hill
ST. Pat
Wagnolia
Progressive Euchre Party
Weeks
Lion's Share
B. Clay
Mms. Con
George H. Converse
William West
George C. Dutton
Mary Fownes
Mary Dutton Chase
J. Raymond Price
Elkins
Shanley
J. Eberhard Faber
Oriental Tea Company
Scollay Square
Mass
Batchelder & Snyder Company
Blackstone Street
Pine Grove
Pinehurst, WN. C
E. R. Ellis
Mgr
George Sumner Hill, MD
the Carolina
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