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S. lV.'S V. AM CllEATIOW.
r.tlnff Team Match Is In Prog:
Man mi Golf Course.
V interesting team match, the uTin beginning at 2 o'clock. A cordial invit!
llll'v'v, O I firm IQ nvt nn.l.wl .. 1 1 '1.
Wliislls' vs. "All Creation" is in prog
rem .is The Outlook goes to press (in
dny afternoon.) Play is being conducted
under the Nassau system, ana tne make
up of the teams is as follows :
tion is extended to all who havn Hvm! mw
ln.wH. ,.4! i-! !- J
icjiui ui nine in me nne Tree state.
Lard . - - Waters
Foot - - CHtiio
lii-cker - - Crane
Parnhall : I'icrce
Wright - Wardwell
North - Lindsay
Creamer Perkins
Priest - Dr. FIsIut
Knight - Harris
Harrison - - Hostettcr
Eur tire ut The Hurt aid
The progressive euchre party at Tlu
Harvard, Wednesday evening, was mucl
enjoyed. Mrs. Harriet 1. Rowley, Ihif-
falo, won the iirst women's prize, ami
Sirs. K. X. Wright, Xewton Centre,
.Mass., the second. The men's prize went
to Mr. i:. X. Wright, Xewton Centre,
Mass., and the second went to Mrs. C. S.
Kohler, Xew York.
The participants were: Mr. and Mrs.
Kies, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. A. P. Wilbur,
Mrs. Rowley, Mr. and Mrs. Perkins,
Mrs. Haves, Mrs. J. C. Wilbur, Mr. and
Mrs. Hearse, Miss Hearse, Mr. and Mrs.
hailing, Mrs. Payson, Mr. Disbrow, Mrs.
Kohler, .Mr. IVet, Mrs. Itiggs, Mrs. F. II.
Abbott, .Miss Houston, Mrs. II. D.Evans,
Mr. F. II. Abbott, Master Karl Abbott,
Miss Carey, Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Mrs.
Palmer, Mrs. Keeney and Miss Rrown.
ftuuduy Evening- Concert.
A general invitation is extended to the
guests of the Village to attend the regu
lar Sunday evening concei t at The Caro
lina. Prof. Trev. Sharp announces the
following program for tomorrow even
inir :
Vocal Solo
Selection
Trios
Voeal Solo
Laehncr
llalfe
Gounod
Thomas
Herbert
Kistlcr
Gray
March from Suite Op. 113
Overture "Itnhpirlnn Girl"
"O Divine Redeemer"
(Mrs. Ford)
Scene from "Mignon"
'Serenade"
Vorspcil ("Kunihild")
"A Drcainof Paradise"
(Mr. Tesscman)
Tw Songs Without Words Mendelssohn
II) urn God lie With You" Tomer
(Guests lMeaso Jolu in Singing.)
IHr. Taylor Entertains.
Mr. Charles L. Taylor of Pittsburg, en
' itainedvery delightfuliyat the Country
( !ub House Friday evening, covers being
laid for twenty guests.
Informal affairs of this character are
''coming frequent here and are muchen-kved.
Her iHftt.
Her present to him was a kiss,
With rapture all aglow;
And long it lingered on his lips
This time a year ago.
They married; but at Chrlstmastlde
No more he thanks his stars,
Her present lingers on his lips
Jiut now it is cigars.
Native of Maine Ileunion.
The annual reunion of Natives of Maine
will be held at the home of Mr. J. (1 Woh
ster,Page street and Conneorienr
Southern Pines, Wednesday afternoon
Of Soronit Shoe Fame.
Mr. Alexander Little, of Sorosis Shoe
fame, and party, including Miss Belle
Little, Mrs. Lillian Cerould and Mr. Ed
win Gerould of Boston, spent a portion
of the week here in Mr. Little's private
car "bignet en route for an extended
trip, which will combine business and
pleasure. The party will make stops at
the principal cities and chief points of in
terest, including Xew York, Washington
Asheville and Xew Orleans.
Klip of the Tong-ue.
A well known literary man tells the
following anecdotes of amusing slips of
the tongue :
A certain minister was reading a chap
ter from the Xew Testament when his
congregation was treated to this surpris
ing version of a famous passage, "And
Peter crowed three times and the cock
went forth and wept bitterly."
Another story tells of a man who, on
being asked concerning his familiarity
with music, replied that he knew but two
tunes : "God Save the Weasel" and "Pop
(Joes the Queen" Harper's Weekly.
The III1U of lire.
Lust night I saw them in a dream,
And marvelled till the morn
The purnle hills, the sunlit hills,
The hills where I was born.
Those gentle elopes I shall not climb,
Though long I may aspire;
Still will thev gleam in each fond dream,
The hills of far desire.
James Owen Tryon, in 2v. Y. bun.
mi;.
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"MERBV MASQUERADERS."
Mls Gene Prentiss, Abington, Mass., who
Miss uent i . .borate costume at
won tiie prize xui - - ,rilln(rfl m.
urade ball of the Village cm
; now it is cigars. "' in tr this
-McLandburg Wilson, in N. T. Sun. I ployeea in a gown eimilar to this.
THE flOIdiY TO
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The Holly Inn is one of the most attractive hotels in the South. Since it was
hunt in 1805. it has been necessary to enlarge it several times to meet the constantly
increasing demand. The interior is elegant, cheerful and tasteful. No modern con
venience is lacking. There are bath rooms, electric lights, steam heat and open
fireplaces. There is a call bell in every room, and all beds are furnished with best
hair mattresses. An orchestra furnishes fine concerts daily, and also provides for
dancing. The cuisine is unsurpassed. The waitresses are all white girls from the
North. Rooms for billiards and other games are provided in tne notei.
A, I. CREAMER, Manager,
TlMLHURST.Ti.C
The Harvard,
PINEHURST, N. C.
This recently completed hotel is centrally located be.
tween The Carolina and The Holly Inn.
It is modern in every respect, having electric lights, steam heat and severa
suites with bath, and with its cottage annex ana large aining room accommo
dates seventy-five guests.
The Cuisine is in charge of a competent chef, and the table service L
guaranteed satisfactory.
F. H. ABBOTT, Manager.
UPLANDS
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BETHLEHEM, N. H.
ABBOTT, ' - Proprietor
Address until May Jst, PINEHURST, N. C
Hotels Oailford-Benbom,
GREENSBORO, N. j C.
' trinni nnint for tourists tcspertdtfie night en route to Pinehurst. Two of the
most complete and best equipped hotels in the south, on the main line of the South
ern liailway, and a thirty minutes drive from the historic Guilford Battle Grounds
of Revolutionary fame.
Greensboro is a beautiful old southern city, nas nne upera nouse, Deauiirui
a ?a enrrnunded bv picturesque macadamized roads. All Pullmans via
Southern Railway for Pinehurst and the south stop within two blocks of these
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