Club Championship Tennis Results Show Tight Finals
Eddy of Providence fell to Balfe and Cowing 9-7 6-1 while Rosewald and Keim beat Amend and Burrage 6-0 6-0. In singles Amend defeated Balfe 6-3 6-3 9-7 in a fierce final. Ballantyne claimed the women’s title over Barnett 6-3 7-5 with semi final wins by Ballantyne and Barnett over Pushee and Norman respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dyer
Amend
Lloyd Eddy
Mr. Balfe
Guyton Eddy
Kerr
N. C. Perkins
Chicago
Dyer
Burrage
Barnett
Eliza Willets
Flushing
Miss Pushee
Norman
Priscilla Beall
Uniontown
Residents and visitors linger for spring season at Lexington
At The Lexington Prof. and Mrs. Van Slyke and Mr. Harold Van Slyke of Geneva will remain until spring. Miss Elizabeth Hetherington and Miss Jo sephine Arnold of Trenton return. Mr. H. T. Fernald of Camden is again here for March. Mr. Daniel Darrel of Philadelphia will re main several weeks. Mr. James L. Dempsey of Detroit is spending 4 fortnight here, Mr. W.J. Terney of Detroit comes for golf, Mr. Samuel Whitson of Atglen, Pa., returns for the second visit of the season, Mr. J. M. Copenhagen of Charleston, W. Va., comes for several weeks, Mrs. F. W. Rowland and Mr. Floyd Rowland of New York will make an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Slyke
Harold van Slyke
Geneva
Elizabeth Hetherington
Josephine Arnold
Trenton
H. T. Fernald
Camden
Daniel Darrel
Philadelphia
James L. Dempsey
Detroit
W.J. Terney
Samuel Whitson
Atglen
Rochester girl Helen Ellison hosts birthday luncheon
Little Miss Helen Ellison daughter of Mr and Mrs F I Ellison of Rochester entertained at luncheon at The Carolina Monday noon in observance of her tenth birthday anniversary. Guests included Misses Winifred Croft Eleanor Croft Virginia Burrage Betty Marshall Jessie Hodgman Harriet Cox and Marjorie Fales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ellison
F. I. Ellison
Rochester
Carolina
Winifred
Eleanor Croft
Virginia Burrage
Betty Marshall
Jessie Hodgman
Harriet Cox
Marjorie Fales
Annual Championships In Progress For Silver Foils and Tin Whistles
The Outlook describes the ongoing annual championships where the Tin Whistles compete one round on courses Nos. 1 2 and 3, while the Silver Foils contest one round on two courses, detailing current play and scheduling.
Tin Whistle Special Contests Lead Winners
Approaching putting and driving contests organized by the Silver Foils were won by W. C. Fownes Jr and W. B. Hawkins, E. M. Slayton and J. D. Foot, with W. C. Fownes Jr and H. C. Fownes also noted among winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Glorious sights they are in the peach and pear orchards
The observer praises the vast orchards near at hand as a sea of peach and pear blossoms. The vivid scene highlights blooming trees and the beauty of springtime in agricultural lands.
Qualification Round Opens United North and South Amateur Golf
The women's event begins the annual United North and South Amateur Golf Championship with a qualification round described as the supreme test of winter play. It runs through the 27th, preceding the four-ball on the 28th and Open on the 29th, with the men's event slated March to April 6th and trophies described as lavish.
Guests of Winifred and Eleanor Hostesses at Kids Putting Contest
The Misses Eleanor and Winifred Croft hosted a children's putting competition on Tuesday with Miss Helen Ellison and Miss Jessie Hodgman winning the principal trophies, a souvenir spoon and a clock, scoring twenty eight and thirty two. Thirty seven won a sewing box for Betty Marshall, thirty nine a jewelry box for Virginia Burrage and forty five a trinket box and pin cushion for Mary Fales and Mary Hodgman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
Winifred Croft
Helen Ellison
Jessie Hodgman
Betty Marshall
Virginia Burrage
Mary Fales
Mary Hodgman
Paper Chase a Merry Mace at The Carolina
A paper chase for equestrians including Palmer Taylor Burnham Penny Twitty Margaret Reed Clara Reed and Baird saw Mr Palmer finish first. The three mile trail twisted away from The Carolina to a destination where a large red bow trophy hung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Palmer
Taylor
Burnham
Penny
Twitty
Margaret Reed
Clara Reed
Baird
Carolina
Children Party at The Carolina Hall delights local kids
One of the season's most memorable affairs was Mrs. H. W. Priest's annual party at The Carolina music hall Saturday afternoon. About twenty children attended as games and merry frolics filled the hours, ending with ice cream in large globes and a lavish spread of dainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Priest
Carolina Music Hall
Berkshire Card Party Winners Highlight Regional Names
Cards at The Berkshire saw Mrs Philo S Clark of Portsmouth Ohio and others win at bridge while Mr A L Allen of Brooklyn and Mrs Edwin Harman of New York led in five hundred at the weekly Berkshire card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo S. Clark
Portsmouth
Ohio
Clarence Langdon
Southington
C. C. Brinton
Devon
Walter J. Godfrey
Somerville
Bridge
A. L. Allen
Brooklyn
Edwin Harman
New York
Cormerais
Litchfield
Amesbury
Mass
Berkshire
Mr. Spring Wins Trap Shooting Handicap Match
John C. Spring captured the weekly hundred target handicap with a score of ninety-two plus one extra target, using a sixteen allowance. J. P. Clark finished second with ninety-one and P. W. Whittemore was third with eighty-seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Spring
J. P. Clark
P. W. Whittemore
Living Pictures at The Carolina Seeks Planned Committee
The annual Living Pictures event at The Carolina is scheduled for next Friday evening. The Misses Fuller Beall Ballantyne and Stewart compose the active committee overseeing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Carolina
Fuller
Beall
Ballantyne
Stewart
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Lexington
Little Miss Helen
United
Winifred and
The
Mr. Spring
Living Pictures
Winchester
Pinehurst
Pinehurst Department Store
Bretton Woods
White Mts
N.H
White Mountains
Mount Pleasant
Mount Washington
R. J. Herkimer
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