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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1905
Page
9
Theo F Cook in N.Y Sun notes Irish pride in St Patrick’s Day songs sung everywhere from streets to shores A parade of flags shamrocks and revelry marks the celebration while the Irish heart holds the Emerald Island dear across distant lands and seas
A lyrical reminiscence contrasts present tastes with memories of a mother's cooking. It urges returning to simple chores and hearty meals, from milking cows to feeding hogs, then crafting logs, before mentioning the enigmatic line about gems from Gray and the ocean’s unfathomed caves.
Miss Maud Mulhern of Cleveland Ohio and Mr B B Teseman of New York contributed to the Sunday evening concert at The Carolina with vocal solos. Mulhern sang Oh Dry Those Tears and Love When I Look Into Thine Eyes, showing a sweet trained voice and acting as accompanist for Mrs Sea bury Ford. Teseman performed A Dream of Paradise and was well received.
The weekly whist party at The Berkshire produced prize winners. First women’s prize went to Mrs C F Moorhouse of Fair Haven Vermont, second to Mrs M E Alexander of Los Angeles, and third to Mrs George L Smith of Nayatt Rhode Island. First men’s prize was won by Mr M E Genung of Mt. Vernon New York, second by Mr James C Eastman of Providence Rhode Island, and third by Mr George W Lindsay of Philadelphia.
Andrew Carnegie enjoys outdoor recreations at Skibo Castle in Scotland. The nine hole course lies by Dornoch Firth, used daily by Carnegie and nearby residents with access granted to friends. The club room features golfing pictures including a Grand Match at Golf and a Golf Illustrated cartoon about Sandy Herd’s 1902 Hoylake Open, humorously hung over Skibo’s telephone.
Lenox guests staged a St Patrick day birthday surprise for Brooklyn resident Mr. Charles E Kaltenbach. Green cake gifts with quirky inscriptions followed a playful ruse as he learned the date he shares with St Patrick and received playful tributes from admirers.
A collage of witty quips on vanity work, trades, and social mores. The piece riffs on reputation sparkle and daily life absurdities from lard to tailor sews to adieus. It references a Philadelphia Bulletin item about schoolteachers boarding for meals.
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