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HOTEL TRAYMORE,
Atlantic City, N. J.
ALWAYS OPEK J70H THE ItECEPTIOH OF GUEITI.
HOTEL TRAYMORE CO.
Chas. O. Maequette, Manager. D. S. White, President
The 0 TeSa Ga,
Otsego Lake, Coopetstown, N. Y.
Will be opened for the second season July 2,
1910. This hotel is one of the most popular of
meeting places with the Automobile Tourists,
the Golfers the Tennis Players, the Lovers of
Motor Boating, and of all pleasures and pastimes
enjoyed at the modern Summer Resort of to-day.
For full particulars apply to
J. D. Price (of Anderson and Price).
Mgr. Hotel Ormond,
Ormond Beach, Florida
until May 15, then CooDerstown, N. Y.
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Associated Houses in New Ynrfc CAt.v
Hotel Bretton Hall, Broadway and868t.,(Subway Station)
Hotel Seymour 50 West 45 th St., near Fifth Avenue.
Anderson and Price Co. Proprietors.
PINE Y WOODS INN
THe Leading Hotel of Southern Pines, N. C.
CONSUMPTIVES RIGOROUSLY EXCLUDED
BOOKLET J. M. Robinson, Owner and manager
MR. AND MRS, J. P. GARDNER
They Lead Field in Silver Foils Handi
cap Hedal Flay Mixed Foursomes
Forty Couples Participate and
Scores Hun Close Throughout
Other Cvent Planned.
r. and Mrs. J. P. Gardner
Chicago, playing
ith an allowance of ten
strokes, were the win
ners at a mixed foursome
contest arranged by the
Silver Foils, Pinehurst's golfing organi
zation for women, scoring eighty-five
net. Tied for second position were
Ralph Gardner of Chicago and Miss
Eleanor Fink of New York (12), and
Mr. W. R. Simons of New York and
Mrs. Henry St. John Smith of Portland
Mrs. Weaver (8), 99; Mr. Heinz aitf
Miss Mackay (26), 100; Mr. and Mr;,
Goodwin (15), 107; Mr. and Mrs. SiV
onds (16), 113.
Bonfire Supper for "Stag".
A jolly group of young men enjoyed a
"stag" bonfire supper Monday. H. jy,
Kirkpatrick was master of ceremonies
and assisted by Chief Commissary H. s.
Stearns, Jr., Quartermaster Oliver Hovt
Cookee Cedric L. Bush, Assistant
Cookee Horace Sherwood and Second
Assistant Cookee Frank House.
Carolina Wina Again.
The weekly baseball game attracted
a big crowd, the Carolina team winning,
9 to 3, the contest replete with hard
hitting and fast fielding. The winners
gained a lead in the first inning which
they managed to hold throughout the
afternoon, but the losers made a good
play and kept interest keen.
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A GLIMPSE OF THE VILLAGE GREEN.
(3), at eighty-seven each.
Other scorers were Mr. Mackay and
Mrs. Giles (25), Mr, Lawson and Mrs.
Irving (9), 88 each; Mr. Johnston and
Mrs. Goodbody (12), and Mr. Pushee
and Mrs. Check (19), 89; Mr. Scofield
and Miss Beall (22), and Mr. and Mrs.
II. II. Cutler (21), 90; Mr. and Mrs.
Liebman (14), Mr. C. B. Fownes and
Miss Elkins (3), and Mr. and Mrs. Beall
(16), 91; Mr. Moore and Mrs. Johnson
(28), and Mr. J. E. Smith and Mrs. Cra
ven (12), 92; Mr. Parmelee and Miss
Renwick (10;, 93 ; Mr. and Mrs. Tucker
mad (8), Mr. H. C. Fownes and Miss
Fownes (1), Mr. W. R. Tuckerman and
Miss Linton (1), and Mr. Becker and
Miss Check, (3), 94; Mr. Emery and
Mrs. Schoaff (20), 95; Mr. Saulisbury
and Mrs. Moore (24), and Mr. Cum
mings and Miss Cummings (24), 96; Dr.
Marr and Mrs. Jillson (12), Mr. Waters
and Miss Horton (25), and Mr. Cook
and Miss Stetwagon (12), 97 ; Mr. Nevens
and Miss Splane (20), Mr. M. B. Johnson
and Mrs. Lard (17), and Mr. Nicholson
and Mrs.. West (7), 98; Mr. Foot and
All Day Itlde to Carthuge.
An all day ride to attend an auction at
Carthage was enjoyed 3Ionday, the group
including Mesdames Tufts, Tremble,
Tarr, Harless, Misses Post, Tarr, Hurry,
and Messrs. Sperry, Bronson, Neveus,
Feick, Bush and Kirkpatrick.
Bonfire Supper JEnjeyed.
Bonfire supper rounded out a merry
evening for the younger set early in the
week, the group including Messrs. Ralph
and Paul Gardner, Todd, Scofield, Shee
han and Doubleday, and Misses Carolyn
and Lady Fuller, Sewall, Beall and Fink.
PJnehurit Chapel Service.
Holy Communion, 9.30 A. M. ; Morn
ing Service 11. A. M; Sunday School
3.30 P. M.
Lenten Services at 5 P. M., Wednes
day and Friday.
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