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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
Semi. finals Miss Shanley beat Mrs. Fownes,
3 and 2; Miss Check beat Mrs. Mussen, 4 and 2.
Finalsmiss Check beat Miss Shanley, by
default.
MISS JULIA R. MIX WINS I
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ning the ninth to start home one up, in
creasing this lead to two up on the elev
enth, the tenth hole being halved. Miss
Mix took the fourteenth and fifteenth
holes to even the score, Mrs. Chase gain
ing the lead again on the long sixteenth
with a brilliant putt, the short seven
teenth being halved in par three, and
Miss Mix winning the eighteenth, five
six, to square the match. The nine
teenth and twentieth holes were halved
in fast fives, Miss Mix running down a
long putt for a win on the twenty-first
green.
The cards :
MISS MIX.
Out 5
In 8
Bve 5
Out 6
In 8
Kye-5
C G
MRS. CHASE.
4 5 4 5 fi 4
545
54893
444
6-4S-- 92
The second division trophy went to
Miss Ethel Check of New York, who
won her final round from Miss Katherine
Shanley of Deal, by default.
In qualification Miss Adams won the
gold medal o lie red with a card of eighty
seven, nine strokes in the lead of Miss
Mix, and Mrs. George C. Dutton of the
Oakle' Country Club, who tied for sec
ond place at ninety-six; Mrs. Dutton
withdrawing from the tournament. Mrs.
Chase finished third in ninety-seven with
the balance of the field well bunched,
two divisions of eight each qualifying
for the match play rounds.
THE SUMMARY.
The story of the week's play in detail
is told in the following qualification and
match play summaries: ,
QUALIFICATION FIRST DIVISION.
Mies Mollie IJ. Adams, Oakley 42 45 87
Mrs. George 0. Dutton, Oakley 44 52 1)6
Miss Julia R. Mix, Englcwood 49 47 86
Mrs. Allan P. Chase, Oakley 48 49 97
Miss Mary Fowncs, Oakmont 54 50 104
Mrs. Geo. II. Converse, lirae Burn 47 58 105
Mrs. 11. St. John Smith, Portland 53 54 107
Miss L. B. Klkins, Oakmont 53 54 107
Mrs. William West, Camden 65 54 109
Withdrew.
SECOND DIVISION.
Mrs. Clarendon Mussen, Montreal 52 57 109
Miss Ethel Check, New York 55 57 112
Mrs. Y. IletheriiiKton, Rochester 57 57 114
Mrs. J. P. Gardner, Midlothian 58 C3 121
Mrs. W. C.Fowms, Jr., Oakmont 61 65 126
Miss Kate Shanley, Deal 61 67 128
Mrs. S. Reynolds, Mount Tom 64 65 129
Mrs. K. J. Ridgway, Montclair 73 62 155
MATCH PLAY FIRST DIVISION.
FlttST Round Miss Julia R. Mix beat Miss
Mollie B. Adams, 1 up (19 holes); Mrs. William
West heat Miss Mary Fowncs, 2 and 1 ; Mrs. A.
P.Chase beat Mrs. George II. Converse, 5 and 4;
Miss L. B. Elkins beat Mrs. II. St. John Smith,
5 and 4.
Skmi-finals Miss Mix beat Mrs. West, 2 and
1; Mrs. Chase beat Miss Klkins, 3 and 2.
Finals Miss Mix beat Mrs. Chase, 1 up (21
holes).
SECOND DIVISION.
First Round Miss Kate Shanley beat Mrs.
W. Ilethcrlngton, 4 and 2; Mrs. W. C. Fownes,
Jr., beat Mrs. J. P. Gardner, 1 up; Mrs. Claren
don Mussen beat Mrs. K. J. Ridgway, 9 and 8;
Miss Ethel Check beat Mrs. S. Reynolds, 3
and 2.
Spring- Days at Chase City.
Social pleasures indoors and out oc
cupy the attention of Mecklenburg
guests. The broad verandas are inviting
places and here we see groups of con
genial friends enjoying the sunshine,
and the air perfumed with the odors of
hyacinths, jonquils and violets, all of
which are blooming in great profusion.
Mrs. B. P. Taliaferro entertained de
lightfully at the Club House Friday
evening, those present including Dr.
and Mrs. T. W. Edmunds, Miss Guer
rard, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cooke, Mrs. W.
P. Whittaker, Miss Louise Dixon, Mrs.
Adolphus Blair, Mr. Jno, G. Sizer, Mr.
S. Y. Taylor and Col. Westcott llober
son. Mrs. Cora Kobertson, a popular musi
cal entertainer from London, gave a very
delightful entertainment Friday eve
ning, which was warmly applauded.
The Sunday concert was unusually en
joyable, those taking part were Miss
G lady s Mitchell, Mrs. A. Blair, Miss
Guerrard, Miss Simpson, Mrs. Cooke,
Mr. C. L. Old, Mr. Paxton and others.
Although in the midst of a full-fledged
spring season The Mecklenburg is quite
alive to a sense of its importance as a far
famed health and pleasure resort, and ex
tensive plans and preparations are being
made to make the hotel for the coming
summer more attractive than ever be
fore. Dr. E. C. Laird of Hot Springs,
N. C, a prominent and well known phy
sician throughout the country, has ac
cepted the position as head physician at
The Mecklenburg. He was closely
identified with this hotel when it was
first thrown open to the public, and per
sonally superintended the installation of
the Baruch baths. Mrs. E. C. Laird is a
very charming woman, and will be an
acquisition to the social life here. April
arrivals are adding many new faces.
MISS JULIA R. MIX.
THE JEFFERSON-RICHMOND, VA.
With the addition of 300 bed rooms, cafe, private dining rooms, etc., this far-famed Hotel U
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The many points of historic i terest in, and around the City, makes Richmond a very desir
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