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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1914

Page

3

Golfers and Guests Arrive for Season at Local Club

A parade of visitors arrives for the season including Mr. J. Cornell of New York and Mr. Henry Stewart of Canandaigua. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ayer of Montreal plan an extended stay while Mr. Sherman Hoyt of New York remains through April and Mr. Paul Blatchford of Chicago spends the remainder of the season here.

F. H. Dillon Boston J.E. Mowitain Conshocken J. Cornell New York Henry Stewart Canandaigua Messrs. F. Ellis C. BE. Abbs Toronto C. F. Webelacker A. A. Webelacker Gibbs Wheeling John Sherman Hoyt Paul Blatchford Chicago Irving M. Day

Guests at The Berkshire Plan Month Long Visits

The Berkshire hosts a steady flow of guests from across the U.S. and Canada. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs F S Munger and Miss N Munger stay through the coming month, with Red Bank New Jersey resident Mr W C Oakerson arriving for golf. Other temporary arrivals include Messrs H B Grimes and J S Thompson, J W Honnese of Newark, Mr N J Harvey from Boston, and extended stays planned by Mr and Mrs Edward J Johnson and Mr George H Evans of Waban. Also joining are Dr and Mrs J Law of New York, Mrs Ridout of Toronto, and Mr C S Woolworth of Scranton, along with Mr and Mrs F W Mills of Windsor.

Edward J. Johnson George H. Evans Waban Irving Woodworth New York Nathan Green H. J. Hall Providence James Law Ridout Toronto C. 8. Woolworth Scranton Dy. R. E. Martin R. G. Carter Candor N.C F. W. Mills Windsor

The Lexington Hosts Hilder Lindstrand Birthday Tea

Guests celebrated Miss Hilder Lindstrand of Chicago at The Lexington for her twenty second birthday with afternoon tea. Mrs. Raymond J. Breed poured as green and white decorations and souvenir favors set a festive mood.

Hilder Lindstrand Chicago Lexington Raymond J. Breed Charles Graham Swampscott H.J. Sanwood Boston David Darrell Frankford

Guests at Pine Crest Inn Entertain with Tea

Mrs J A Durrell of Somerville and Mrs B Tichnor of Dorchester hosted a tea at Pine Crest Inn on Friday Guests Edwin Betts and Gerald Bryant of the Southern Conservatory Durham NC spent the weekend as Mrs EK Bliss’s guests Their music was enjoyed by the household Mrs J E Quimby of Brookline returns for an extended visit

J. A. Durrell Somerville

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Bally of Royal Blood Celebrates Birthday in Pinehurst

On Friday Bally the dog celebrated his birthday, born on the unlucky thir teenth but thriving in sunlit days at Pinehurst. Mrs J I Newton hosted a party with a playful poem by Mrs A L Silva of Washington praising Ballys wisdom, fidelity, and cheerful tail wags as guests toasted the beloved pet.

Baseball Crowds Highlight Saturday Games For The Holly Inn

A large Saturday crowd witnessed The Holly Inn defeat The Carolina five to four in a tied showdown decided on the field. Carolina led with two runs in the first inning, then added one in the fourth and fifth before Holly Inn rallied for three in the sixth to seize the lead, with Carolina scoring two in the eighth but unable to tie in the ninth. Battery for Holly Inn were McCrehan and Fitzgerald, while Courtney and Spredbury handled the mound for The Carolina. Monday's game produced a 14 to 10 Village win, as The Inn reeled off eight runs in the fourth to seize the lead, with O Hearn and Macauley on the batteries for The Inn and Courtney and Spredbury for The Carolina. umpire Butler Walker officiated.

Holly Inn Carolina Ian McCrehan Fitzgerald Courtney Spredbury The Inn O'Hearn Macauley Butler Walker

Dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Oldring in Brooklyn

One of the jorliest dinner parties of the week was given by Mr and Mrs G H Oldring of Brooklyn at The Berkshire on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs H W Ormsbee Mr and Mrs H B Jones Mrs B A D Sheppard and Miss Helen Child.

G. H. Oldring Brooklyn Berkshire H. W. Ormsbee H. 8. Jones A. D. Sheppard Helen Child

St Patrick Day Dance At The Holly Son

In honor of St Patrick a lively informal dance kept the memory alive with the entire household and many cottagers joining. The music hall was attractively decorated and refreshments were served at intermission.

St. Patrick's

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A. A. Ayer Montreal J. Hampden Dougherty Theodore F. Kerr Newark Paul Wingert Samuel Whitson Atglen, Pa Pine Crest Bally of Royal Blood Bally Mr. and Mrs. Oldring Hanor of St. Patrick the Carolina Pinehurst H. W. Priest N. C the Berkshire Pinehurst, N. C Pinehurst Springs J. M. Robinson, Manacer Wentworth New England Castle Ports Uth N Wentworth Hotel Co
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