VOL. VI., NO. 12.
PINEHURST, MOORE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, FEB. 13, 1903.
PRICE THREE CENTS
A PINEHURST DIRECTORY!
List of Village Guests who are Here for
The Winter Season.
Tliey Coiiif from Jflaiiy IortioiiN of
th Chilly North and all arc
liiieliurit LoierN.
Pinehurst's population has been multi
plying very rapidly during the past few
weeks, and a second and revised edition
of The Pinehurst Directory seems ad
visable. In this list appear the names
of all the guests of the hotels and cot
tages who are here for extended visits,
as far as the Directory agents have been
able to secure them.
The Directory will appear frequently
during the winter and necessary addi
tions or corrections are requested by the
editor, in order that it may be made both
complete and accurate.
The Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Morrissey, Cam
bridge, Mass. ; Mrs. Norman Day and
Miss Day, Norwich, Ct. ; Col. and Mrs.
W. A. Williams, Worcester, Mass. ; Mrs.
F. B. Parrish, Mr. G. F. Parrish, Wilkes
barre, Pa. ; Mrs. W. J. Curtis and the
Misses Curtis, Summitt, N. J. ; Mrs.
David W. Sellers, Miss Sellers, Phila
delphia, Pa. ; Mr. and Mrs. James 15.
Forgan, Miss Forgan, Chicago; Mrs. St.
John Smith, Miss Smith, Portland, Me.;
Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Draper, Boston ;
Mrs. Alex Seward, Mr. E. II. Seward,
Utica, N. Y. ; Mr. G. G. Allen, Mr. D.
O.Allen, Akron, O.; Mrs. (General)
Adam Badeau, Miss Van Dolsen, New
York City ; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lard,
St. Joseph, Mo. ; Dr. and Mrs. T. J.
King, Boston; Mr. A. Llewellin Hill,
Weymouth, England; Mrs. C. S. Ilorton,
Williamsport, Pa. ; Mrs. Chas. Dortic,
New York City; Miss Humphrey,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ; Mrs. E. L. Camp
bell, and maid, Erie, Pa., Mrs. M. J.
Tabraham, New Ipswich, N. H. ; Mrs. J.
A. Ballantyne and children, Miss Ballan
tyne, Pittsburg, Pa. ; Mrs. E. L. Ford,
Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P.
Bliss, Lexington, Mass. ; Mrs. Henry A.
Glassford, and Mrs. Chas. Tudor Wing,
New York City; Mr. and Mrs. N. H.
Wilson, Cleveland, O. ; Mrs. Isaac N.
Solis, children and maids, Philadelphia
Dr. Montgomery A. Crockett, the resi
dent house physician, Mrs. Crockett and
Masters Albert and Gilman Crockett,
Buffalo, N. Y.; Mr. E. A. Freeman
Montclair, N. J. ; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
S. Newton, Holyoke, Mass. ; Mrs. Chas.
F. Fairbanks, Master Fairbanks, and
companion, Boston ; Mrs. J. II. Thomp
son, Minneapolis, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry C. Strong, Sandusky, O. ; Mrs. J.
K. P. Hall, Miss May Stackpole, Mr. L.
G. Hall, Ridgeway, Pa. ; Mr. A. S. Mal
colm, New Haven, Ct. ; Mr. II. 0. Curtis
Davis, New York City ; Mr. and Mrs. J.
Henry Hentz, Jr., Philadelphia ; Mrs.
George S. Evans and maid, New l'ork
City ; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reed, New
York City ; Mrs. Lee B. Durstine, Mas
ter Roy S. Durstine, New York City.
The Holly Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Atkinson, New-
Henry H. Smith, Washington, D. C;
Mrs. Charles Goodwin, Jr., Baltimore,
Md. ; Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Kent, Miss A.
II. Kent, Rochester, N. Y. ; Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Barnett, Miss Barnett, Miss
Helen Barnett, New Haven, Ct. ; Mrs.
W. A. Shaw, Miss M. O. Kelly, Pitts
burg, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Keith,
Mr. Roy Keith, Watertown, Mass. ; Mr.
and Mrs. II. L. Caswell, Mr. Charles W.
Caswell, Parkersburg, W. Va. ; Mr. J.
1
Till ;OM' GHIL.
Who Call the Word (Fore!) Heard 'Hound the World.
Pen Drawing for The Pinehurst Outlook by James Hall.
buryport, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Briggs, Passaic, N. J. ; Mr. and Mrs. F.
J.Bailey, Chicago; Mr. II. Eldridge,
New York City ; Mr. H. II. Thompson,
Miss Jessie Thompson, Great Bariing
ton, Mass. ; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilder
sleeve, Warren, Penna.; Mrs. S. S. Tri-
bou, Baltimore, Md. ; Mrs. A. J. Post,
MissE. B. Post, New York City; Mr.
W.J, Fleming, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs.
F. McClain, New York City ; Miss Ruby
Wakefield, and maid, Wakefield, Mass. ;
Brig. General and Mrs. Chas.
Bird, U. S. A.; Mrs. Mary M.
Higgins, Mrs. W. G. Aborn, Miss
Mary Louise Aborn, Cleveland, O. ;
General and Mrs. James Oakes, U. S. A. ;
Mr. J. W. Wilcox, Boston ; Miss M.
Joost, Mrs. E. Cross, Brooklyn ; Mr. M.
(Continued to second page)
MIXED FOURSOMES !
Popularity of these Tournaments is Nov
Well Established.
91 r. lavl and XI I Helen Harnett
and Mr. Hill and Harnett
are Cup WliuierN Other
Event Arranged.
The popularity of mixed foursomes is
well established, and a series of these
tournaments assured.
Last Friday's match for cups present
ed by Professional Donald Ross, for the
two best net scores, resulted in an inter
esting contest, and victories for Mr. II.
O. Curtis Davis of New York City, and
Miss Helen Barnett of New Haven, Ct.,
and Mr. A. Llewellin Hill, of Weymouth,
Eng., and Miss Barnett, of New Haven,
Ct. ; with net scores of eighty-seven and
eighty-nine, respectively.
The participants were: Mr. A. Llew
ellin Hill, Weymouth, England, and
Miss Barnett, New Haven, Conn., Mr.
E. A. Freeman, Montclair, N. J., and
Mrs. Arthur C. Ketcham, New York
City; Mr. W. J. Fleming, Cleveland,
Ohio, and Mrs. St. John Smith, Portland,
Me.; Mr. M.C. Parshall, Warren, la.,
and Miss Florence Bradbury, Proviuence,
R. 1.; Mr. Arthur C. Ketcham, New
York City, and Miss E. Check, East
Orange, N. J.; Mr. G. G. Allen, Akron,
Ohio, and Miss E. B. Post, New York
City; Mr. Carl Gildersleeve, Warren,
Pa., and Mrs. Mabel li. Eaton, Boston;
Mr. 11. O. Curtis Davis, New York City,
and Miss Helen Barnett, New Haven,
Ct. ; Mr. D. O. Allen, Akron, Ohio, and
Miss Carrie Check, East Orange, N. J.;
Mr. 11. Nelson Burroughs, Philadelphia,
and Miss Davis, Tenally, N.J.
The full scores were as follows :
Air. Davis
Miss Helen Burnett )
Mr. Hill I
Miss Burnett
Mr. Freeman )
Mrs. Ketcham )
Mr. Burroughs I
Miss Davis )
Mr. J'arshall I
Mies Bradbury )
Mr. Fleming I
Mrs. smith
Mr. Gildersleeve )
Mrs. Eaton J
Mr. Ketcham I
Miss Ethel Check J
Mr. G. G. Allen 1
Miss Tost J
Mr. D. O. Allen
Miss Carrie Check I
Out In Gr JIcp Net
54 58 112 25 87
54 GO 114 25 89
53 4!) 102 9 93
57 07 124 30 1)4
49 04 113 18 95
51 05 116 18 98
00 71 131 33 98
01 I'A 125 25 100
02 72 134 29 105
Cl 73 133 20 113
WhiMt at The CumIiio.
The Friday evening whist party at
The Casino, was well attended. The
first prizes were won by Mrs, Charles
Webb, and Mr. James Mitchell. The af
fair was arranged by Mrs, Carpenter,
assisted by Miss Roe and Miss Sanborn.