North Carolina Newspapers

f TrfE PINEHURST OUTLOOK PAGE :SSSgS?3Bl Published Saturday Morning, Twenty-five Weeks In the year, at Pinehurst, Moore County, North Carolina. (Founded by James W. Tufts.) II. -I,.- I. rillenn. ... Editor. Ths Outlook Publishing Company, - Publisher One Dollar Annually, Payable in Advance; Five Cents a Copy. Address Communications and make Remit tances payable to The Outlook Publishing company. Entered in the Post Office at Pinehurst, N. C, as Second Class Mail Matter. SATURDAY MAHCII 11, lOO The Cornuall. Let students sing of football, Loud paeans in its praise. Let our nation worship baseball It will, through all its days, Bostonians eat their fish-balls And chortle their delight. The debutante in winsome slang Calls social balls "all right." The college girl plays basket ball; It fills her heart with cheer. The mother hears her infant bawl 'Tis music to her ear. For me, when all is said and done, I make my choice with glee, The good, old-fashioned cornball Is good enough for me. The sweet, ambrosial juices Of the luscious sugar cane, And the snowy, fluffy grains of corn From many a fertile plain, Are met and blended in one whole Delicious unity. Seductive, irresistible, Alluring ecstasy. All hail, King Corn '.long be thy reign; Our loyalty we bring. We hail thy consort, Sugar Cane, And all her praises sing, May no discord thy union mar, And naught thy marriage break; And I'll consume thy prodigy Till every tooth shall ache. Keeps Him Guessing-. I courted her some years ago And found her conduct most distressing Her thoughts she would not let me know, But much preferred to keep me guessing. To please her earnestly I tried, And meekly played a second fiddle, But still it cannot be denied At all times 6he remained a riddle. When she consented to be mine, Though my delight was quite unbounded, I had been sure she would decline And therefore was somewhat astounded, But I concluded, anyhow, Some little insight I was getting And thought I'll understand her now, Tfiat she is through with her coquetting. Some years that girl has been my wife, But still some doubt of that arises. In fact, I find that married life Is just a series of surprises. I would not trade her for a farm You understand, I'm not dejected; And yet her moods have well, the charm Of the entirely unexpected. Chicago News. ?p ?p Absence. When I think on the happy days I spent wi' you, my dearie, And now what lands between us lie, How can I be but eerie! How slow ye move, ye heavy hours, As ye were wae and weary! It was na sae ye glinten by When I was wi' my dearie. Anon WEEK ONE OF 6AYETY Midseason Guests Crowd Hotels Their Extreme Capacity. to Old and Hew Friend Coming: Itj Every Train to Enjoy the II a re " lleautr of Spring I VERY train is bringing its quota or oia ana new friends who are crowding in here to enjoy the rare beauty of the spring and the hotels are crowded to their extreme capacity and finding it difficult to provide for those who desire to come. The week has been one of exceptional gayety with the Tin Whistles Rustic dance at The Carolina, and 'many informal so cial pleasures and out-door amusements, as its features. AT THE CAltOEIMA. Conspicuous Among: Newcomers are .Returning- Old Friends. Conspicious among the week's arrivals at The Carolina are old friends who re turn to renew pleasant associations of the past, and the hotel is comfortably tilled with a great and congenial company which is finding pleasures both in door and out. AMONG THE GUESTS. Mrs. John T. Wilson, Miss M. I. Duke, Miss M. B. Scott, Mayesville, Ky., are completing a short visit. Mrs. W. W. Blackburn, Mr. Frederick Black burn, Miss Mary Lowther, Pittsburg, Pa., are here for March and their second season. Mrs. Edna Wheelwright is here for a long visit. Mrs. S. W. Tilton, Boston, joins Mrs. Morse. Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Wilson and Master John Wilson, Cleveland, O., are here for a return visit and long sojourn. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have been annual visitors for several years and have many pleasant acquaintances here. - Mrs. James L. Taylor and children, New York. are here for a month's visit. Mrs. A. L. Coffin and Mr. and Mrs. II. J. De- laney, Philadelphia, are completing a short visit. Mrs.lt. . Poor and Miss Poor, New York will remain until spring. Mr. Poor is president of the Garfield National Bank. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Schmidt, York. Pa. are here for a return visit, and will remain several weeks. Mrs. Eugene L. Messier and Master Thomas D. Messier and maid, Pittsburg, Pa., join Mrs T. D. Messier. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Richardson. Chi Miss Lucy Lee Richardson, St, Joseph, Mo., Miss Elizabeth Richardson, Mr. Frank C. Richards and Mr. Robert N. Richardson, Chicago, are here to remain until spring, and for return visits. Mr. ana Mrs. C. A. Bowles, Springfield. Maa will remain several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Scrimgeour. Brookl v Y., are spending several weeks here. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Bell and MrP. J. F Tin child and nurse, Minneapolis, are making an ex! tciiucu V1U11. Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Cronin, London, En ttvj.c gucoio ui me wee. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Gould, Brookline, Mass are here spending several weeks. ' Mrs. William M. Kendall, New York, and Mrs ZT' Det-' ioi.Mr.and Mrs. W.J. McCarthy, Pittsburg, Joins Mrs. iTpmnhlll and Mi6S Hemphill. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Gates and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Adams, Brooklyn, are here for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Brown, Springfield, Mass., are makine a two weeks' visit. mm .inhn Dnveen and Mrs. L. St. John But ler. New York, are recent arrivals. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Sill, Miss Sill and Miss M. Sill, Philadelphia, Pa., are here for a month's visit. Mr. and Mrs. John G. .Qulnnby, New York, will remain several weeks. Miss II. M. Fisher, New York, joins Mr. Ram sey's party. MrJohn S. Gray and Mr. C. A. Reeve, Syra cuse, N. Y., return for their second visit. Miss Jane D. Pretlow, Franklin, Va., Joins Mr. and Mrs. Winston. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Lawall, Philadelphia, are making a short visit. Dr. D. T. Houston, Philadelphia, will remain several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clark, Mrs. J. C. Twitchell and Miss Helen F. Clark, Plantsvillc, Conn., are here for March. Miss I. A. Swan and maid, Baltimore, Md.,will remain until spring. Mr. and Mrs. William O'Neill, West Seneca, N. Y., are completing a short visit. Mrs. L. M. Norton, Mrs. Donalson and Mr. W. P. Norton, New York, will make a long sojourn. Mr. M. C. Parshall and Mr. S. Q.Smith, War ren, Pa., are enjoying golf. Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Shepard and Mrs. O. A. Shepard, Brookline, Mass., are completing a short visit. Dr. and Mrs. E. II. Trowbridge, Worcester, Mass., are spending several weeks here. Mrs. Henry B. Hall, Miss Hall and Miss Eliza- beth Hall, Brooklyn, N. Y., are making an ex tended visit. Miss Inez Miller and Mr. P. F. Miller, New port, Vt., will remain several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. H. Tetlow, Philadelphia, are making an extended visit. Mrs. Harry P. Rusling, Chicago, joins Miss Woodworth. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred II. Bill, Plainfleld, N.'J., will remain several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Allen, New York, will re main through March. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Bradley, New York, are making an extended visit. Mr. Samuel Hanson, Boston, comes for shoot ing. Mr. W. V. Kellen, Boston, returns for his sec ond visit this season. Mr. F. B. Bowen and Mr. George O. Lcavltt, East Orange. N. J., are making a return visit. Mr. Leavitt has many pleasant acquaintances. Mr. M. D. Valentine, Woodbridge, N. J., and Mr. II. W. Duguid, Syracuse, N. Y., join friends. Mr. Alex Porter, Jr., Boston, joins Mrs. Wig- glesworth and daughter. Mr. J. Tennyson Nolan, Mr. Owen II. Roberts, New York, Mr. M. R. Hobbs, Brooklyn, and Mr. A. W. Allen, Hartford, are completing a short visit. Mr. J. A. Davis, Baltimore, is completing a short visit. Mr. N. B. Sanborn, New York, joins Mr. Hor- ace K. Waters. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wimsatt, Washington, D. C, join Mr. and Mrs. Church. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Waltenberg, New York, will remain several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Woodruff and child, Pitts- field, Mass., are enjoying a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gallagher and Miss Ward, Glen Ridge, N. J., will remain well into April. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hubbard, Boston, come for a ten-days' visit. Mr. C. E. Crouse, Syracuse, joins friends. . Mr. A. D. Palmer, New York, returns for a short trip. Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Sperry, New Haven; Mies Eunice Campbell, Mr. T. M. Lawrence, New York; Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Black and the Misses Black, Chester, Pa.; Mr. Irving J. Hoyle, Mai. den, Mass., were among Thursday night's ar-rivals. fF5 AT THE IIOULY IJfHT. Departing- Guests Making- Itoom for late Arrivals. The Holly Inn still remains crowded to its capacity and there is little indica tion of any change in this condition for weeks to come. AMONG THE GUESTS. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Morton and Marcus M. Morton, Boston, are making their annual visit. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Healey, Worcester, Mass., are enjoying a pleasant visit, and will remain several weeks. Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Putnam Birnle and Miss Martha N. Birnle, Rye, N. Y., are here for several weeks, enjoying golf . Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Wilson, Summitt, N. J., come for a long visit. Mr. and Mrs. S. Whitney, Hartford, Ct., will remain- through March. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. White, Wakefield, Mass., are hero for a short visit. Mrs. George G. Quincy and Miss Caroline Quincy, Boston, will remain through March. Dr. C. W. Hutcbings, Boston and Dr. Thomas E. Cunningham, Cambridge, Mass., well known physicians, are here for some weeks. Mrs. Henry D. Beall, Baltimore, and Mrs. Wil Ham C. Gwynn, Washington, D. O., will remain until spring. Mrs. II. C. Luders and Miss Emma Luders, Philadelphia, join Mr. II. C. Luders. Fred E. Ritchie, Cambridge, Mass., Joins his parents. - Mr. A. W.Cook, Brookville, Pa., joins his fam ily for the remainder of the season. Mr, J. F. McClaln, New York, joins his wife and son. Mr. II. II. Thompson, New York, who has spent several winters in Pinehurst, returns for a long sojourn. Mr. Thomas G. Sydnor, of the Sydnor Pump and Well Co., Richmond, Va., Is completing a short visit. Mr. W. F. Boardman, Calais, Me., spent a few days with Dr. and Mrs. George 8. Hill during the week. Miss Madeline Cochrane, New York, will re main, some weeks. Mr. Richard Gibson, Medford, Mass., is mak ing a short visit. Mr. W. W. Benson, Albany, N. Y., and Mr. Henry Gardner, Millstone, Ct., are here for short visits. Mr. R. II. Fleming, Chicago, will remain through March. Among recent guests were: Miss Florence Smith, Norfolk, Va.; Miss Betty Neely, Miss Jane Boyd Neely and F. M. Capps, Portsmouth, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. F.M. Staunton, Miss Caroline Staunton, Miss Battell and Mr. Harrison Smith, Charleston W. Va. At The Ilerkshlre. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Williams, Rochester, are here for a visit which will extend over several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. S. McCracken, Chicago, are here for a month's sojourn. Mr. and Mrs. V. Cronyn and Miss E. N. Jones, London, Ontario, will remain several weeks. Mrs. G. H. Payson.New Brunswick, N. J., will remain until April. Mr. J. Pell Disbrow, New York, is spending several weeks here. Mrs. A. M. Noonan and Mr. W. J. Noonan, Boston, will remain through March. .Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rauchfass and Miss Mad- aline Rauchfass, New York, will remain until spring. Mrs. F. W. Jenkins, Barre, Mass., comes for an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Field, Brooklyn, arc making a short visit. Mr. M. R. Hubbs, Brooklyn, returns for an- other season, and is welcomed by old friends. Mrs. F. I,. Drain, two children and maid, Lv- anston, Illinois, come to remain till April. Col. P. M. Pearsall, New Berne, N. C, is here for a short visit. Up to If ate. It keeps him very busy now The god of tender passion Is practicing his autograph In quite a startling fashion. For when the soldier lovers part From sweethearts tried and true, He signs as Cupldvitchskyoff, Or Cupiduriu. AfcLandburgh Wilson in If. Y. Sun. I