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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1899
Page
5
News in brief from Pinehurst area reports pleasant weather ahead for Thanksgiving and a busy social and commercial scene. new stock arriving at the department store including calicoes and gents underwear. deer and fox sightings, a dance party, a music recital at Holly Inn, bids for commencement exercises, and ongoing village life with visits to Pinehurst links and local outings.
A stream of seasonal visitors checks in and is settling for winter across the village. C E Halsted of Brooklyn and J A H Hopkins with J T Bain of Greensboro registered at the Casino last week. H D Carstarphee also registered there on Monday. W A Teele of Saratoga Springs and his wife, with W H W Teele from Boston, are settled at the Cedars. Silent Wilder of Winchester has secured Wayside cottage. E F Stone of Grafton will occupy Tremont No 4. Many more guests arrive to occupy cottages and suites at the Dartmouth, Pine Grove, Hale, Oasis, Magnolia, Palmetto, and other houses for the season.
A large audience including Northern visitors enjoyed a varied program directed by A D St Clair. Highlights included Miss Smith and Mr Messer in vocal pieces, Pinehurst Symphony Orchestra selections, readings by A N Messer, and a whistling solo Mocking Bird. Miss Lindsey accompanied at the piano as weekly entertainments are planned.
A sacred song service filled the music room at Hollyton on Sunday evening. The audience selected most hymns and joined in the singing in the traditional way. The glee club performed two anthems and solos by Mrs. Bradbury and Miss E. Smith were praised. The service closed with God Be with You till We Meet Again. A repeat service is planned for next Sunday at 8 oclock, inviting all villagers.
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