Championship Tennis Wins Cups in Winter Series
Rev Harrington of Washington DC wins the men singles final 6-1 3-6 6-4 over H S Gordon from New York City. Miss Helen Barnett of New Haven wins the women’s singles finals 6-5 6-5 over sister Edith Barnett. Mixed doubles see Harrington paired with Miss Florence Bradbury of Providence defeat Brigham and Edith Barnett 6-3 6-4 after a 5-6 first set.
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G. B. Harrington
Washington, D. C
H. S. Gordon
New York City
Helen Barnett
New Haven
Conn
Edith
Florence Bradbury
Providence
R. I
L. F. Brigham
Salem
Mass
Edith Barnett
Rev. G. B. Harrington
Washington
D. C
Gordon
New York
Ernest F. Eidlitz
M. B. Byrnes
Byrnes
Harrington
Fanny Heffelfinger
Minneapolis
Minn
Eleanor Hoyt
Miss Bradbury
Miss Barnett
Sunday Services Plan At Village Hall And Carolina
Episcopal services tomorrow include Holy Communion at Village Hall at 8:00 AM and morning prayer with a sermon at The Carolina at 11:00 AM There is no afternoon service After this week all services move to the Village Hall The Union services remain at 11:00 AM
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Carolina
Coming Week Events At Pinehurst And Nearby
A weekly guide lists religious services at 6 am, 11 am, and 4 pm on Sundays, plus a sacred concert at The Carolina. Social events include card parties at The Holly Inn and Berkshire, evening dances at The Carolina and Holly Inn, a women and men only Target Pistol Club tournament, Pinehurst Gun Club Championship shoot, and a weekend golf tournament with lawn music. Also mentions guest visits to Dairy Farm Market Garden and Poultry Farm and a stray note about Miss Prettygirl and Charley She.
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Pinehurst
Holly Inn
Golf Club
Carolina
Fort Four Leads in Military Euchre at Holly Inn
A military euchre party at The Holly Inn filled the ballroom after a Monday repeat, with Fort Four taking nineteen flags and six trophies for the garrison. Awards went to Mrs. Prescott Warren, Mrs. Frances E. Stanley, and Mrs. N. P. Cutler. Mrs. Joseph Case and Mr. C. F. Hopewell received honors for service. Commandant F. J. Bailey of Chicago won a cigar box.
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Holly Inn
Fort Four
Prescott Warren
Frances E. Stanley
Newton
Mass
N. P. Cutler
Boston
Joseph Case
New York
C. F. Hopewell
F. J. Bailey
Chicago
Saturday Base Ball Finish In Ninth Inning Thriller
The Holly Inn nine edged The Carolina team ten to eight after trailing eight five at the start of the ninth. Holly Inn rallied with five runs on two hits two errors and three walks to secure the win, amid claims each side made errors affected the outcome.
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Holly Inn
Carolina
Departures Trim Lenox and Concord Staff for Spring
Changes at Lenox and Concord this week as longtime friends depart to make room for new. Mr and Mrs James A Morris and Miss Morris of Bridgeport Conn left Wednesday morning. Morris benefited by a three month stay. Miss Marguerite Day of Boston left yesterday to join her uncle’s family at Old Point after Pinehurst visit since October.
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Lenox
Concord
James A. Morris
Morris
Bridgeport
New School House Attracts Attention In Albany View
The new school house draws daily visitors with Inspector W. W. Benson of Albany expressing high satisfaction after his recent examination. He praised the facility and the progress shown by the school system.
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W. W. Benson
Albany
N. Y
Concert at Village Hall Much En joyed
A double quartet from St Augustine's School Raleigh N C gave an enjoyable concert at Village Hall Thursday evening. The second concert this season drew a crowded appreciative audience and a six dollar collection fell short of expectations. supporters hope for further contributions. Visitors to Raleigh are invited to tour the school and are assured a hearty welcome.
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St. Augustine’s School
Raleigh
N. C
Village Hall
Quette of Golf Etiquette Raises Player Concerns
Golf writers and players in The Outlook lament rule ignorance on links. They emphasize that a single player has no rights on course and two-somes may pass three or four ball matches. Indifferent players should yield to faster groups to pass through.
Magnolia and Pine Grove Guests Visit Jackson Springs
Guests from The Magnolia and Pine Grove enjoyed a pleasant excursion to Jackson Springs during the week. The Cedars notes the departure of Mrs. B A Kenny of Dansville New York after a long stay, leaving many friends regretful. The house remains well filled with overflow from The Holly Inn accommodated in the remaining rooms.
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Magnolia
Pine Grove
Jackson Springs
the Cedars
B. A. Kenny
Dansville
N. Y
Holly Inn
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