FEBBUABY. 2, 1922
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Hotel Arrivals
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AT THE PINE CREST INN
E. F. Glenn, Glendon, N. C.
S. M. Grandy, Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Pevear, Lynn, Mass.
Miss Van "Wagner, Lynn, Mass.
J. W. Caldwell, Charlotte, N. C.
H . E. Sneathen, Omaha, Nebr.
Samuel Monroe, Charlotte, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Strout, Bidde
ford, Maine.
Philip F. Lamer, Washington, D. C
W. C. Reed, New York City.
Miss Jaffray, New York City.
Miss Jane Jaffray, Toronto, Ont.
Miss Katharine Davis, New York City
Miss Mary B. Harris, Trenton, N. J.
Miss Elizabeth Minger, Trenton, N. J
Miss Jennie A. Griffith, Washington
D. C.
J. C. Johnson, Charlotte, N. C.
II. C. McMillen, Middleport,'N. Y. Samuel G. Allen, New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Danforth, Orient, A Meighan, Ottawa, Can.
N. Y. W. E. Matthews, Ottawa, Can.
Mr. and Mrs. Herdling, S. Orange, N. J Mr ami Mrs. D. A. Morrison, Hollis
W. T. Sing, Brooklyn, N. Y. toU) Mass
Mrs. John' Y. Boyd, Harrisburgh, Pa
Miss Hays, Harrisburgh, Pa.
AT T.pE HOLLY INN Miss p Conn
J. Elmo Green, Atlanta, Ga.
M. J. Kiernan, New York City. J. J. Maroney, Atlanta, Ga.
W. A. Bristol and family, Statesville, Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Collier, Brooklyn
N. C. N. Y.
Dr. H. B. Furgerson, Halifax, N. C. Miss Natalie Collier, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lt. G. C. Kimball, Statesville, N. C. .
John M. Longbliss, Statesville, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip King, New Ken-
A HARDING IS BEST DRESSED
sington, Fa.
Mrs. Sidney Franc, Utica, N. Y. PRESIDENT
Mrs. L. J. Spofford, New York City. (United Press)
Clias. F . Dow, Detroit, Mich. Every American boy is born with the
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ellis Hoffman, N. Y. possibility of being President.
G. H. Schrock, New York City. One of the requisites of the job is to
Rev. Thos. F. Murphy, New York City. Avear the right thing at the right time;
to make a good appearance. For the
benefit of boys who aspire to the presi
AT THE HIGHLAND PINES INN deney, here are- some facts- about the
(Southern Pines) wardrobe of President Harding, who is
said by J. C. Wineman, Washington
merchant-tailor designer, to be the best
Mr. and Mrs. Kandoipn oraimaKer, lressp(1 presi(lent for .
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ueverxy, vv . vd. For (iinner lie AVears a Tuxedo suit of
R. G. Chaffee, New Haven, Conn. Wack doth) with.a dark silk waistcoat
W. S. Harding, Boston, Mass. For eveni the eonventional fuH-dress
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j. w. uumer, oavdimun, gu;t of Wack doth with & white gUk
F. 11. Willis, Raleigh, JN . waistcoat
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rais er, la. For afternoon a cutaway frock coat
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. II. Bear and two g(riped trousers and a waistcoat the
children, York, la. sanie material as the coat.
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xi. rs. xaeceit, canton, wn.u. His ri(ing Jmd golf guitg are English
Mr. and Mrs. George waicott, iNew of thfl material
, xorK With his afternoon and evening clothes
Dr. b. L. McCurdy, 1'ittsDurgn, a. hg wearg th(? conventional siUc hat; with
Miss Edith Spaulding, Worcester, mass. mornin or business suits a soft w
Thomas J. Harmon, Weehawken, N. J. His morning suits are cut in the gack
11. M. Popham, New York Uty. coat gtyle gnd arp made of different
Mr. and Mrs. H. li. Keynoms, new materialg in subdue(1 business shades.
York City. And by the way, he has at least 25
L. J.. Hunter, New. York City. or 30 morning suits!
Mrs. J. P. Mahoney, Lawrence, Mass.
Chas. D. Mahoney, Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. W.;A. Hickson and daughter, New What F- - B- Meant
Castle, N. B.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Wittepenn, Jersey "F. 0. B." does not mean full of
City, N. "J. booze." This is the point over which
Aymar Embury, New, York City. Norman Atkinson, local attorney of
Mrs. H. M. Mendel, Milwaukee, Wise. Houston, Texas, encountered many dif
G. A. Tallant, Chattanooga, Tenn. Acuities in quieting a "rural" client
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hughes, Montclair, who believed he had been victimized in
N. J. a mail order swindle. The client had
Miss Hughes, Montclair, N. J. answered a magazine advertisement
Miss Minna Windecker, Montclair, N. J. which read: "Quart bottles, F. O. B.
Mr. and .Mrs. Geo. J. Haney, Perth Houston, for $8 a gross." The bottles
Amboy, N. J. ' were full of nothing when received, the
Mrs. Francis C. Barlow, New York City, client deplored. 1
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The WENTWORTH by the SEA
THREE MILES FROM PORTSMOUTH, N. H.
In a setting of unusual beauty and exposure offers to a discrim
inating public attractions unsurpassed by any resort hotel in
America.
A new salt water swimming pool built on the ocean front with
modern Bath House and a large Entertainment Building are added
features this season.
Improved Golf Course laid out by Donald Ross, ''Boston
Symphony Ensemble" concert orchestra, and numerous other at
tractions make this an ideal summer home.
Illustrated and descriptive booklet on request.
WENTWORTH HOTEL CO.,
Ill Summer Street - BOSTON. MASS
J. P. TILTON, Managing Director
Appearance and Performance
The fine new banking house of the
BANK OF PINEHURST
is universally admired, and it deserves to be. But it is not
the fine home of the bank that is the prime feature of the
institution.
The incomparable safety that those strong walls ensure,
and the wide range of perfect service that the organization
affords are what make
THE BANK OF PINEHURST
the substantial and useful factor it has grown to be in the
community work.
The bank has a new home because its service to the peo
ple make it necessary to enlarge the space in which the
work is done, and in making the new home it was wise to
make one that would enable the service to broaden and to
maintain the greatest safety.
That is what we offer. Safety without qualification, and
service of any kind that a bank can offer.
THE BANK OF PINEHURST
Pinehurst, N. C.