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for March 23, 1923 7 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM Another delightful bridge and tea at the Club during the week was that given by Mrs. W. T. Bassett, of Chicago. Her guests were Mrs. H. B. Swoope, Mrs. H. M. Dingley, Mrs. Russell Wig gins, Mrs. C. L. Cushman, Mrs. F. E. Stanley, Mrs. George M. Clemson, Mrs. F. C. Boustead, Mrs. F. A. Seibert Mrs. Calvert Crary and Mrs. M. A. Taylor, GO LF A LlP Mrs. W. B. Lowe and Miss Rosemary Lowe entertained at Mali Jongg at The Carolina on Friday evening. Those taking part in the game besides the hostesses were Miss Edith Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pray, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Sikes, Mrs. F. C. Boustead and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Krauter. The Friday morning musical this week was held at the home of Mrs. Leonard Tufts. A splendid program under the direction of Mrs. Charles W. Picquet, was presented and the affair was a most delightful one. The program included piano solos by Mrs. N. B. Hersloff, Mr. Tucker and Mrs. Charles M. Gray, and vocal selec tions by Mrs. Helen Farnum, Mrs. B. F. Butler, Mrs. John D. Chapman, and Mrs. Reed Page. Mr. Monaghan, accompanied by Mr. Foley, members of The Carolina orchestra, rendered a beautiful violin selection. One of the prettiest numbers on the program and one that elicited much praise by those present was an anthem sex tette by Mrs. Picquet, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Farnum and Mrs. Caroline M. Butterfield. Mr. John T. Austin, of Hartford, Conn., President of the Austin Organ Company, the largest manufacturers of organs in the world, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George A. Magoon at their cottage, Beau Soliel. Mr. Austin will be joined by Mrs. Austin a little later on. Mrs. Joseph A. O'Malley, of Pittsburgh, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Anna Bryson at the Idlewild cottage, has returned home. The Count and Countess Frederic de Janze are the house-guests of Mrs. F. E. May at the Mayflower cottage. Mrs. May is an aunt of the Countess. The proceeds from the auction sale of the Alco car, which Mr. W. L. Hodgkins, of Chicago, so generously donated to educational and religious institutions around Pinehurst, amounted to $105.00 and were distributed as follows: Farm Life School, $10.00; Mc Connell Hospital, $10.00; Pinehurst Religious Association, $10:00; Pinehurst Presbyterian Church, $15 :00; Pinehurst Catholic Church, $10.00; Baptist Church of Candor, $10.00; Rev. T. A. Cheatham's Christmas Fund, $20.00, and State Sanatorium, $20.00. The annual masquerade ball for the employees of the Holly Inn and Berkshire was held at the Inn on Thursday evening and was a huge success. More than fifty took part in the grand march with costumes varying from Uncle Sam and Liberty to Happy Hooligan and Sis Hopkins. Mrs. C. G. de Loriea, of Boston; Mr. C. A. Butler, of Montreal, and Dr. George P. Norton, of Fitchburg, acted as judges, and the prizes which were contributed by the guests of those hotels were awarded as follows : For the prettiest costumes, Alberta Andrews, as Liberty; Anna Snow, as a Butterfly, and Grace Pike, as a Ballet Girl. For the most original costume, first prize was awarded to Nancy Phelps, as The Old Maid, and second prize went to Mildred Whitcomb, as The New York Times. W. B. Keane took the part of Happy Hooligan and carried off first prize for the funniest costume. Second prize in this class was awarded to Mary Hickey, who was dressed as a Pinehurst caddy. YOUR first tryout on the putting greens with a Blue Colonel Golf Ball shows you its remarkable balance, for it rolls straight, saving you many an otherwise wasted stroke. And fewer putts mean a lower score. And in driving and on approaches this balance manifests itself in unusual distance and precise direction, the Blue Colonel's lasting qualities proving downright economy. Blue Colonel, Dimpled and Meshed Marking, $1 each; $12 a dozen. Colonel 1.62, Dimpled and Meshed Marking, and Colonel 27, Dimpled Marking, 75c each; $9 a dozen. ST. MUNGO MANUFACTURING CO. OF AMERICA 121-123 Sylvan Avenue, Newark, New Jersey NEW YORK, 36 Warren Street SAN FRANCISCO, 46 Kearny Street CHICAGO, 36 South State Street BOSTON. 127 Federal Street PHILADELPHIA, 1101 Market Street ATLANTA, 286J Peach Tree Street yyC" "- V fif) Jut tec Va m i jo( c c ui wy-r.pc ( f rem V - r r r r Oy Grass Seed j of Known Quality TESTED for PURITY and GERMINATION Picture 18th Green Baltusrol Golf Club, Milburn, N. J. Two 18-Hole Golf Courses Grass Seed for these courses supplied by the Stumpp & Walter Co. Write for Prices and Samples. wtumpp 30-32 Barclay St. New York A PERFECT PUTTER The inlaid black T square on the McDougal Putter enables you to easily putt straight for the cup. McDougal Putters are uniformly machined for accuracy, and per fectly balanced. Flat, medium or upright lie, left hand medium lie only. Sent postpaid on receipt of $7.00 The Thistle Putter Co. Dept. O, 461 Canal Street New York City
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