THE WEEK AT THE HOTELS
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PINEHURST KENNELS,
HE flood tide of midseason
continues to rise relent
lessly, returning friends
who are coming to enjoy
the beauties of spring,
and far-south tourists
who are working northward, crowding
in by every train and keeping the "house
counts'' of the hotels in the local system
very close to their limit.
Never before has Pinehurst's interna
tional and increasing popularity been so
forcibly demonstrated or a more con
genial company of guests assembled.
Made to order weather has been the rule
and of pleasant diversion both indoors and
out, there has been one continuous
round.
At The Carolina.
With more than four hundred guests
quartered beneath its hospitable roof, all
of them upon pleasure bent, the week at
The Carolina has been a brilliant round
of pleasure with few dates upon the
social calender unoccupied, interest cen
tering about the third Cotillon and num
erous dinners and bridge parties.
AMONG THE GUESTS.
Mr. and Mrs. E. TV. Cone of New York, will re
main some weeks.
Mr. George E. McCogue of Pittsburg, joins
friends.
Mr. F. R. Candee and Mr. II. TV. Duguld of
Syracuse N. Y., are making a return visit.
Mr. I. TV. Rhodes of Media, Pa., is here for the
coming week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Graves and Mr. Chester TV.
Graves of Buffalo, return for along sojourn.
Mr. Hugh R. Mackenzie of New York, returns
for March.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. S. Miller, Miss Miller and
Master Harvey Miller of Buffalo, are back for
their annual visit.
Mr. Geo. P. Sheldon and Mr. Bayard C. Fuller
of New York, return for golf.
Mr. TV. S. Giles of New York, returns for the
season.
Mr. T. L. Merriam of Detroit, is here for
March.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Morris of Philadelphia,
will remain until April.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles G. Briggs of Schenectady,
are spending several weeks here.
Mr. F. TV. Stone of Montclair, returns for his
annual visit.
Mr. M. Solomon of New Ytfrk, is here for a
two weeks stay.
Mr. Thomas S. Walker and Dr. James Wilson
Cassell of New York, will remain until spring.
Mr. It. Paul Snelling of Needham, Mass., and
Mr. F. J. Hale of Newton, are making a two
weeks visit.
District Attorney Samuel P. Rotan and Mr.
Robert E. Altemusof Philadelphia, are enjoying
golf.
Mr. D. A. Lucey of Boston, was a recent
visitor.
Mr. A. TenEyck Hale of Boston, and Mr. A.
A. Highlands of Brookline, Mass., are here for
the month.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Dixon of Philadelphia,
will remain until April.
Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Page of Bristol, Conn.,
are spending two weeks here.
Mrs. Joseph Boyer and the Misses Boyer, Mrs.
II. E. Candler, Mrs. F. II. Boyer, child and maid
of Detroit, will remain until spring.
Mrs. C. II. Curry, nurse and child of Pitts
burg, join Mr. Curry.
Mrs. Frank S. Brown and Miss Brown of New
York, come for a long sojourn.
Mr. John S. Cooke, Mr. J. Leavitt Griggs, Mr.
Keurgle Knox of Paterson,and Mr. George Cook
of Allendale, are enjoying golf.
Mrs. J. C. Wallace and Miss Wallace of Fitts-
burg, return for the season.
Mr. TV. Vernon Phillips and Mr. T. G. Cooper
of Philadelphia, will remain through the month.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grabowsky of Pittsburg,
plan a long sojourn.
Mr. James Peters of Latrobe, Pa., joins friends.
Mr. William Lindsey and Mr. II. S. Burrage
of Boston, join Mrs. Burrage.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. C. Gill and Mrs. Thomas D.
Stinson of Philadelphia, will remain through
April.
Mr. and Mrs. TV. A. Taft and Miss Helen Taft
of Boston, and Mrs. R. S. Farr of Georgetown,
S. C, return for the season.
Mrs. Thomas Hunter of Fulton, N. Y., joins
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lard.
Mr. C. L. Holmes of TVaterbury, Conn., will
remain through March.
Mr. and Mrs. TV. S. Kimball of Philadelphia,
return for their annual visit.
Mr and Mrs. TV. S. L. Hawkins, Mrs. Geo. F.
Harris and Mr. Ralph P. Allen of Springfield,
Mass., return for the season.
Mr. Owen Roberts of New York, returns for
golf.
Mr. M. S. Myers of New Brunswick, joins Mrs.
Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Brewster of New York,
join friends for an extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel TV. Grail of Philadel
phia, are spending March here.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Stearns of Brookline,
Mass., will remain until spring.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Berry of Boston, plan an
extended visit.
Mrs. F. TV. Judd of Cleveland, returns for her
annual visit.
Mr. Henry St. John Smith of Portland, Me.,
joins his mother and sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Kohn and child of
Hartford, Conn., spent the week here.
Mrs. James S. Groves and Miss Groves of Vir
ginia Beach, come for an extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Dobson of Utica, are here
for the month.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lee of Binghampton, N.Y.,
return for their annual visit.
Mrs. Walter T. Baird of Merwin, Pa., returns,
joining Mr. and Mrs. McNeeley.
Mrs. J. Ogden Sherwood and Mr. Fred TV. D.
Sherwood of New York, return for their usual
visit.
Mrs. E. B. Treat of New York, joins friends.
At The Berkshire and Harvard.
The week at these two hotels has been
one of the gayest of the season, among
the pleasantest of numerous affairs being
a progamme of old plantation songs given
by Miss Nellie A. Orbison on Monday
evening, with banjo accompaniment and
old Kentucky accent.
The Caddy band serenade, given in front
of the hotel Tuesday evening afforded a
rare treat and was responsible for a mirth
provoking cake-walk given on the broad
piazza by Mr. Harry Waldron and Miss
Anna Kelly.
The regular weekly card party was a
repetition of military euchre which made
a hit several weeks ago, Mrs. Frank
Mehaffey xf Chambersburg, Mrs. E. C.
Corraerais of Amesbury, Mr. T. W. Still
man of Chicago and Mr. C. C. McCord of
Pittsburg, making up the winning team.
Mr. Stillmau carried off the lone hand or
highest individual score prize.
AMONG THE GUESTS.
Mrs. M. E. Brackett of New York, will spend
the remainder of the season here, her eon, Mr. E.
It. Brackett, leaving after seeing her comfort
ably settled.
Mr. A. S. Buttcrfield of Evansville, Ind., comes
for three weeks' golf.
Mrs. D. W. Gregory and young son of New
York, and her charming sisters, Mrs. II. S. Gay
and Miss MacAdams, are making an extended
visit.
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