THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK.
CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT
EYENTS FOR MEN AND WOMEN
The GRAFTON
Washington, D. C
CONNECTICUT AVE.
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rTHE GRAFTON is situated
on the most fashionable
thoroughfare in Washington,
very convenient to all points
of interest and within Ave
minutes' walk of the White
House, State, War, Navy and
Treasury Departments, and
Coicoran Ait Gallery. Cars
passing the door run direct to
Capitol and depols. The house
and furnishings are new. The
rooms are arranged both
single and en suite, with pri
vate baths, and is conducted
ou the American plan. Rates,
$3.00 a day and upward. Long
Distance Telephone in every
room. Especially attractive
for ladies traveling alone.
HARRINGTON MILLS,
PROPRIETOR.
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11 NEW KEARSARGE
Morth Conway, White Mts., . H.
Golf, Pure Mountain Spring Water,
Delightful Drives, Magnificent Scenery,
Located Near the Cathedral Pine Woods,
Accommodates 250 Guests; Many
Suites with Private Bath.
A. I. CREAMER, MANAGER.
THE MT. KIM) HOUSE
KJINEO,
Moosehead Lake, Maine.
Nature's Ideal Summer Wilderness, Lake and
Mountain Resort, for Climate,
Scenery, Location.
Camping, Canoeing, Fishing, Hunting,
that beats the world.
Superb Nine Hole Golt Course, Four Ten
nis Courts, Base Ball, Quoits, Croquet.
Walking, Driving, Riding, Mountain
Climbing.
Finest Inland Hotel in the Country, Ac
commodating 400 guests.
Send for Various Booklets.
C. A. JUDKINS,
Manager.
Dr. M. A. CROCKETT,
RESIDENT HOUSE PHYSICIAN,
Office at The Carolina,
lloom Q..
Hours : 9.30 to 10.30 a. m.; 2 to 3 p. m.;
7.30 to 8.30 p. m.
The BENBOW
Greensboro,
N. C.
84 Private Baths, Hot
Water, Heat, Tele
phones Throughout,
Passenger Elevator.
C D. BENBOW, Owner.
The H. H. KIFFE CO.
523 Broadway, New York.
SHOOTING JACKET,
$3.00
fUARATEED all wool, seamless, elastic close
fitting, but not binding, comfortable and
convenient. Designed especially for duck shoot
ers, trap shooters, etc., but suitable for all out
door purposes. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Made only in two colors dead grass and Oxford
gray.
Send us your address for one of our Gun
Catalog-.
Miss Kimball's School For Girls
woiicestsii, mass.
An ideal Home and School for Girls. Several
Courses of Study; prepares for Colleges.
Excellent advantages. Music under Boston
teachers.
Gymnasium: Tennis, Basket Ball, Etc.
Booklet Sent on Application.
HOTEL EMPIRE,
Broadway and 63d St., N. Y. City
AnsoLUTEinr nucpjiooi.
Local and long- Distance
Telephone in every room,
llatefl Moderate.
From Conrtland or Liberty Street ferries take
car marked Cth aud Amsterdam Aves., direct to
hotel door. 20 minutes.
From 23rd Street ferry take Cross-town cars
and change at 9th Ave. and reach hotel from
ferry in 12 minutes.
From all Ferries, Steamboats and Ocean Steam
ers take Jtth Ave. Elevated Railway to 59th St.,
which is 1 minutes' walk from the Empire.
Headquarter BT, Y. Chapter
llaug-hters of the Confederacy.
All surface cars of the Metropolitan System
pass the Empire. Only 10 minutes to principal
IV. Johnson Q,uinn, JProp.
General Information.
The match play rounds in both
Championship events will be played
from scratch.
No player can take both the gross
score and the net score cups. A player
holding both these scores must take the
gross score trophy.
Players must furnish the Tourna
ment Committee with their club handi
cap, otherwise they will be placed at
scratch.
Entries will be received up to the
hour of starting the various events.
No entrance fee.
The Itlag-nificent Trophies.
Eight magnificent Sterling silver
trophies are offered, as follows :
Men's Open Championship.
Runner-up, Men's Open Champion
ship. Best Gross Score, Men's Qualifica
tion Rounds.
Best Net Score, Men's Qualifica
tion Round3.
Men's Consolation Tournament.
Women's Open Championship.
Best Gross Score, Women's Quali
fication Round.
Best Net Score, Women's Qualifi
cation Round.
Note A cut showing the trophies,
appears on page four of this issue.
The Tournament Committee.-
The Tournament Committee is com
posed of Arthur C. Ketcharn, E. A, Free
man and I, C. Bates Dana,
Parshall 44 46 90 10 80
North 44 53 97 16 81
Lard 44 49 93 12 81
Presbrey t'has. 52 50 102 20 82
Raird 68 52 110 27 83
Steele 53 50 103 20 83
Howard 50 53 103 20 83
Gildersleeve 52 54 106 23 83
Reynolds 46 42 88 5 83
Chick . 43 49 92 9 83
CadyW. II. 45 50 95 12 83
Burroughs 54 55 109 25 84
Presbrey Frank 48 54 102 18 84
Wellington 41 52 93 8 85
Beckwith 45 46 91 6 85
Climo 45 46 91 6 85
Crane 50 53 103 18 85
VVillett 45 49 94 8 86
Dana 47 50 97 10 87
Stanley 48 46 94 6 88
Brown 58 55 113 25 88
Sawyer E. P. 56 49 105 15 90
CadyW. i. 52 54 106 14 92
Johnson 56 62 118 25 93
Ketcharn W. 54 66 120 27 93
Sill 64 55 119 25 94
Miles 53 67 120 25 95
Upton 61 69 130 27 103
Smith 58 75 133 27 106
Waterhouse 56 53 109 0 109
Sawyer (11), Grant (6), Dur-
stine (8), Vaughan (18), Hill (20),
Briggs (27), Scoville (25) ; no cards.
Out In Gro Hdp Net
Mrs. Fay 56 57 113 30 83
MissBushnell 58 60 118 25 93
Miss E. Check 60 68 128 30 98
Mrs. Paterson 47 51 98 0 98
MissCrary 59 69 128 20 108
Mrs. Smith 60 64 124 15 109
Miss Bradbury 50 62 112 10 102
Mrs. Sill 64 73 137 30 107
CA11U OF EIGHTY-EIGHT.
Mr. Freeman and IVIrs. Patemon
Make liow Score in four Hall
Match.
An interesting mixed foursome four
ball match, between W. J. Fleming,
Cleveland, 0 and Mrs. Arthur C. Ketch
am, New York city, vs E. A. Freeman,
Montclair, and Mrs. Myra D. Paterson,
New York city, was a golf feature of
last week. Mr. Freeman and Mrs. Pat
erson won with a score of eight up,
match play, and made a medal play best
ball score of eighty-eight against their
opponent's one hundred.
The detailed scores were as follows :
Mr. Freeman and Mrs. Paterson,
Out 55355764 646
In 63546463 54288
Mr. Fleming and Mrs, Ketcharn.
Out 45365675 647
In 64658494 753100
A MarNhmallow lloast.
A marshmallow roast furnished a jolly
evening at The Cedars during the week.
The confections were toasted over the
blaze of an open fire in a darkened room,
the whole producing a very weird effect.
At the close plantation melodies and
banjo selections were furnished by the
colored servants. The affair was ar
ranged by Mrs. Alice M. Stacey, assisted
by Miss White, of Bridgeport, Ct., Miss
Randall of Bath, Me., Miss Hoe, of El
mira, N. Y., and Mrs. E. T. Underbill
of Boston.
Miss Post (27), Mrs. Miles (27), Mrs.
Brown (32), Miss Priest (18) Mrs. Ketch
am (10) ; no cards. Mrs. MeNeir (26),
MissCarew (27), Mrs. Presbrey (36); defaulted.
Mrs. Myra 1. l'aterooii Establish a
MeaMonst Itecord.
Mrs. Myra D. Paterson of New York
city, and the. Englewood Golf Club,
New Jersey, is playing great golf. Mon
day Mrs. Paterson made a card of ninety-two
which is the womeus record for
the season thus far, and dangerously
close to the course record, held by Mrs,
E. A. Manice.
The score is remarkable because it con
tains two nines. At the thirteenth hole
Mrs. Paterson was two under bogey.
In detail the card is as follows :
Out 45464664 645
In 54439494 54792
Tuesday Mrs. Paterson made a round
in ninety-one, as follows :
Out 35495564 444
In 63547584 54791
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COrlES OF THE
Pineliurst Souvenir Calendar
Illustrated with glimpses of Unique Types and
Beautiful Bits of Scenery. The "Story of the
Year" and appropriate quotations in verse.
Enclosed in mailing envelopes, with protecting
cardboard.
On Sale at
THE PINEHURST DRUG STORE,
The Art Department of The Department
Store, Merrow's and The Carolina.