I PAGE jSPBRIT THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK tsjjjlBKOlll' . 6 : I i !f M i I i THE CflROIilflfl PINEHURST, N. C. J . .. A&XjX' ii..fcit.u i in "i i i mi The Carolina is a magnificent four-story building completed in 1900. The Interior is a model of elegance, with appointments calculated to suit the most luxu rious tastes. The hotel accommodates four hundred guests and is provided with fifty-four suites with bath. The cuisine and table service are unsurpassed. The house contains every modern comfort and convenience, including elevator, telephone in every room, sun rooms, steam heat night and day, electric lights, and water from the celebrated Pinehurst Springs, and a perfect sanitary system of lewage and plumbing. H. W. PRIEST, Manager. THE BERKSHIREc PINEHURST, N. C. jo. - ,".,;"' . The Berkshire has all modern conveniences for health and comfort: runnina water from the celebrated Pinehurst Springs, bathrooms, steam heat, open fires and electric lights. The guests rooms are comfortable and home-like and the public rooms are roomy and attractive. J. A. SHERRARD, Manager, AT THE POPULAR HARVARD Continued from Second Page) od visit. Dr. Fisher has been a frequent visitor here. Mr. William II. Williamson, of Paleigh, X. C, spent a few days here last week. Mr. Williamson is a frequent visitor here and is planning to return later with Mrs. Williamson for an extended stay. Mr. and Mrs. A. (i. Pdair, of New Vork, were recent guests. Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Poberts, of Philadelphia, are here for a few weeks. Miss Kula IJ. Davis, of Paleigh, X. (, spent Thanksgiving with her sister, Miss Ma rv. Guti at Th Odaro. Miss Elizabeth Maofarlano, of Troy, X. Y., returns for her sec nd season here and is warmly welcomed by former ac quaintances. Miss Louise F. Moran, of Washington, I). ('., was a recent visitor. PROF. SIIAIIP 11ETU11N8. IHumIc is a l'lialt to all tb Ciueiits of the Villag-e. Prof. Trev. Sharp, who has been in charge of the music here for many years, returns for the season and as usual, brings with him most excellent orchestras. Few resorts are favored with a higher class of music than is furnished under his direction. The coming of the orchestras is si source of delight to all the guests of the Village who are always welcome at the hotel concerts. The first of the Sunday even ing concerts took place this week and they will be continued regularly through out the season. A series of informal dances have also been begun which are much elijoyed by the younger set. The Carolina orchestra of which Prof. Sharp will be in charge after the opening of this hotel, will include Miss Florence Fletcher, violin; Miss Lena Henderson, cello; Mr. Frank Petit, flute; Mr. Herbert Marston, clarinent ; Mr. Anthony Tafuri, cornet ; Mr. Walter Popes, bass ;.and Miss Gertrude M. Lufkin, piano. a J: Srf-S SjSr ,-""Air:?er- j":-trii-- " - "1 WnSSiM r5" . hH.r' x '-4 ft. I. A XKAHIiY FA KM IIOLE. TIMltIVn; DAY. Ileaiitiful Watli4r and Plawant Oli rvaiic were It Vvniurv. Thanksgiving day dawned clear, balmy and beautiful and was pleasantly ob served by the Village guests. There were services of the church in the Village Hall and a golf tourney in The morning following which came din ner and a quiet afternoon devoted to walking, riding or driving. In the even ing many gathered at The Holly Inn to enjoy the music or dance. " 31 r. JIrrMv Iteturnit. E. L. Merrow, the photographer, re turns and is opening up his studio. His line of souvenirs, novelties, needlework, etc., will be even more complete than in the past. GiieNti at the Lenox. Mrs. J. JJ. Pogers and Miss X. L. Ath erton, of Prookline, Mass., have gone after a pleasant two weeks stay. Mr. Warren Munroe will again return to The Holly Inn as leader of the orches tra and will have with him Miss Margaret Jenkins, piano; Mr. A. Dammeyer, clari net; Mr. F. Dietyl, cello. Nunday Evening' Concert. The following program is announced for the Sunday evening concert at The Holly Inn. A general invitation to the guests of the Village is extended. Festival Processional Romana L'Extasc ( Nocturne Pianoforte Solo ( Two Larks Mendelssohn Ganne Grieg Lescbitsky (Miss Gertrude Lufkin) Trio (Pia. Vio. and Cello) Opus 26 No. 1 Sitt a. Alio. Moderate b. Mcnuetto. c. Alio. Ma Non Troppo. 'Cello Solo Tarantella op. 23. Squire (Miss Lena Henderson) Hymn God lie With You Tomer (Guests please join In singing)

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