Pinehurst Village Club Finances Report for Past Year
The Pinehurst Village Club treasurer presents a condensed financial statement for the past year. Enthusiasm for fox hunting rose with the season’s last hunt drawing many riders, though no quarry was taken. Plans advance for a permanent Pinehurst Hunt group and preparations for next year. A Gun Club Cabin party honored visiting Miss Pauline Knight and Miss Alice Griffin with chaperones, featuring games and marshmallows by the fire. Golf matches saw Allan Lard and J D Foot defeat Walter Fairbanks and Dr W Harban. top scores reached seventy-seven and seventy-nine respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst Village Club
Pinehurst Hunt
Gun Club
Pauline Knight
Madison
Alice Griffin
Providence
Splane
Pittsburg
W. L. Hurd
J. G. Splane
D. K. Stucki
Buffalo
Ethel Brooks
Manchester
Messrs
Converse Wurdeman
Milwaukee
S. Bruce Elwell
Cambridge, Mass
W. S. Dillon
Fitchburg
Robert Foley
Philadelphia
Allan Lard
Chevy Chase
J. D. Foot
Apawamis
Walter Fairbanks
Denver Country Club
Dr. W. §. Harban
Columbia
Mr. Fairbanks
Mr. Foot
Championship Tennis Tour Features Mixed Doubles Title Match
The annual tournament showcased mixed doubles, men’s and women’s singles, and a men’s doubles event. Paul E. Gardner of Chicago and Priscilla Beall of Uniontown captured the mixed doubles 3-6 6-0 6-1 over O F Roberts and Mrs M D Paterson. Gardner won the men’s singles 6-1 4-6 7-9 7-5 6-3 against H P Smith of Montclair. Gardner and Roberts won the men’s doubles 2-6 6-0 6-3 over W B Green and O F Roberts. The women’s final saw Mrs D K Stucki of Buffalo defeat Mrs C D Smithers of New York 9-7 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Gardner
Chicago
Priscilla Beall
Uniontown
O. F. Roberts
M. D. Paterson
New York
D. K. Stacki
Buffalo
C. D. Smithers
Stacki
Paul EE. Gardner
H. P. Smith
Montclair
Mr. Gardner
Messrs. Gardner and
Roberts
W. B. Green
Philadelphia
Shootoff Raises Interest in Redfield Trophy Competition
The Shootoff for the Tyler L. Redfield trophy, a Smith & Wesson pistol, drew keen action. L. C. Hopkins led with 449 net in the first test, while Miss M. M. Waterhouse and Miss H. V. Wardeman tied for second at 429. Waterhouse won the shoot-off 428 to 404, as others including Mrs. Wardeman and Dr. C. Kingsley Field posted solid scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler L.redfield
New York
Smith & Wesson
L. C. Hopkins
Brooklyn
M. M. Waterhouse
Centerville
R. J
H. V. Wardeman
Milwaukee
D. K. Stucks
Buffalo
C. Kingsley Field
London
St. Bruce Elwell
Cambridge
Madge Butcher
A Popular Rendezvous at Pine Bluff Socials
A bright spring gathering at A Popular Rendezvous Pine Bluff brings together Mrs M D Paterson and a host of Misses and Messrs for a Monday chicken supper and after noon tea tours. Separate groups include Mrs I C Bates Dana Mrs Allan Lord and others riding in for tea, with another party and a picnic lunch in the open air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
M. D. Paterson
Beall
Fink
Sewall
Hurd
Parmelee
Todd
Paul Gardner
I. C. Bates Dana
Allan Lord
Herbert L. Jillson
Johnson
Hogsett
Kendall
Leonard Tufts
Harriet Horton
Messrs
Gifford Horton
Spencer Waters
Booth Tarkington
Check
Horton
Messrs. Latting
Doubleday and
Waters
Myra D Paterson Leads Silver Foils Tourney Scores
The weekly Silver Foils medal play handicap saw Myra D Paterson Englewood from scratch lead with 92. Tied for second on 95 were Mrs William West Camden and Mrs H L Caswell Parkersburg with 35. Mrs L E Beall Uniontown 30 and Miss Mary Fownes Pittsburg 0 shared third on 96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra D. Paterson
Englewood
William West
Camden
H. L. Caswell
Parkersburg
W. Va
L. E. Beall
Uniontown
Mary Fownes
Pittsburg
L. BE. Beall
Maury Fownes
Mies J
Pulsifer
W. C. Fownes, Jr
J. Raymond Price
Alexander McGregor
Mra
Dana wins trap shooting with near perfect score
Dana of Great Barrington won the weekly trap shooting tournament leading by one target with a 98 handicap. Cushing Yodd of Newburyport second with 97, Frank L. Tyler of Sheepshead Bay 94, Paul E. Gardner of Chicago 88, John Philip Sousa 84, E. J. Pinney of Stafford Springs 80. Mrs Lucy Richards hosted a fog cabin studio party Thursday evening with guests including Mrs Booth Tarkington and several others. the night featured songs ghost stories fudge popcorn and marshmallows by the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bates Dana
Great Barrington
J. Cushing
Yodd
Newburyport
Frank L. Tyler
Sheepshead Bay
Paul E. Gardner
Chicago
John Philip Sousa
E. J. Pinney
Stafford Springs
Lucy Richards
Booth Tarkington
Check
Horton
Hanseon and Stearns
Hamilton
Latting
Doubleday
Waters and Elwell
Picnic outing features noonday lunch for youth group
The younger set enjoyed an all day picnic on Wednesday with a noonday campfire lunch. The party included Paul and Ralph Gardner, J Cushing Todd, B E Parmelee, H H Kirkpatrick, Edward Beall, and Misses Fink Sewall Beall Fuller Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. John C Spring, Mrs. M F Jones and Dr. George E May of Boston, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Luft at The Carolina for dinner on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Paul and
Ralph Gardner
J. Cushing Todd
BE. 5. Parmelee
H. H. Kirkpatrick
Edward Beall
Fink
Sewall
Beall
Fuller and Boyd
John C. Spring
M. F. Jones
George E. May
Boston
Leonard ‘Lufts
Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pinehurst
Son's
Pinehurst Chapel
State Normal Fund
First Rouse
C. F. Roberts
W. Tyson Romaine
St. John Smith
W. A. Conway
Julia RB. Mix
H . Smith
C.D. Smithers
J. W. Latting
Gertrude Lamb
Edward ©. Beall
Carolyn Fuller
Priscilla c
J. W. Hurd
Ethel Check
Mr. Roberts
Mrs. Paterson
Mrs. Conway
Miss Mix
Miss Beall
Mr. Latting
Miss Lamb
Fisal
Smith
Green
Perkins
Biddle
Romaine
Gardner Loft Parmelee
Gardner
C, D. Smithers
D, K. Stucki
H. St. John Smith
Julia R. Mix
McMillan Hoopes
Katherine Lamb
Mrs. Smithers
Rossin
S. BH. Suydam
Nelson Doubleday
R. R. Perking
BT. Green
R. M. Gardner
W.T. Romaine
G. C. Hickson
EB. S. Parmelee
John Porter
J. FE. Leggett
J. V. Hurd
RB. M. Hamilton
Redfield
PHY
Miss Waterhouse
Mrs, Wurdeman
Mr. Dana
Mr. and
Mrs. Tufts
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