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THE PINEHURST
THE OOOlt OF ;OJLI
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Vhey are Winner in Special Mixed
Doubles Tennii Tourney
Mr. Paul E. Gardner of Chicago, and
Miss Ruby Sewall of Kansas City, were
the winners of a special handicap mixed
doubles tennis tournament, playing with
a handicap of minus fifteen, and defeat
ing Mr. Ralph N. Gardner and Miss
Carolyn Fuller (plus half 15), 6-4,
03 in the final.
In the semi-final Mr. Gardner and Miss
Sewall defeated T)r. W. S. barker and
Miss Lamb (0), 64, 16, 62, and Mr.
Gardner and Miss Fuller beat E, E.
Parmelee and MissPriscillaKeall (minus
15), 4-6, 64, 64.
Other contestants were Mr. Burrage
and Miss Ballantyne (minus half 15),
Mr. Nalle and Miss Montroge (0), Mr.
Iiigersoll and Miss Keller (minus half
15), Mr. Johnston and Miss Purdy (0),
Mr. Day and Mrs. Barrage (0), Mr. and
Mrs. Simons (0), Dr. Parker and Miss
Lindsay (plus half 15), Mr. Metcalf
and Miss Check (minus half 15), Mr.
Doubleday and Miss Johnson (minus
half 15), Mr. Lloyd and Miss K. Lamb
(plus half 15;, Air. King and Mrs. Met
calf (minus 15).
I'INEIIUIIST LEADS FLOIUDA.
Comparative Temperature Show
That it ! Warmer Here.
The following comparative tempera
tures from the New York Herald provide
an interesting basis for comparision,
showing that it is ofter warmer in Pine
hurst than at points further south :
Fort Monroe, Va. (Hotel Chamber
lin). 52; clear.
Palm Beach, Fla. (Hotels Royal
Poinciana and The Breakers) .70 ;
cloudy.
Plnehurat, W. C. (Carolina Hotel),
; fair.
St. Augustine, Fla. (Hotel Ponce de
Leon). 68; clear.
Sunday Evening's Concert.
Cornet and violin solos added to the
interest of the regular Sunday evening
concert at The Carolina. The program :
March Roumania Lachaume
Overture Morning, Noon and Night Suppe
Trio Menuett aus dem Octett Schubert
Cornet eolo Where Blooms the Rose Johns
Mr. E. J. Wiesner.
L'Arleslenne Suite Bizet
a. Prelude b. Menuett
. c. Adagietto d. Le Carillon
Violin solo Romance opus 40 Beethoven
Mr. Carl Lind
Selections from Robert the Devil Meyerbeer
Hymn "God be with you" Tomer
.Perhaps He Had Been Working, But
8he If ad Her Doubts.
It was customary for Perkins, on
leaving his office at noon Saturday, says
The Herald, to spend the afternoon joy
ously outdoors, engrossed with golf
balls and high balls. Being a clever
chap, he was a champion in both pas
times. On' one Saturday, however, he was
compelled to spend the whole day dis
posing of pressing business matters.
His wife and little daughter, as usual
weri awaiting him on the porch. '-No
game today," he explained to Mrs. Per
kins, as the little one rushed impulsively
into his arms and he picked her up and
kissed her. "No game today," he re
peated. Miss Margerie sniffed the air and said,
"Well, papa, you do smell awfully of
golf!"
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I If': ifamsistent Cup Winner
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Dining- Iloom Chat.
"Pretty girl over there."
"Yes, she's smiling at me."
"You're foolish. She's smiling at
me."
"Butt out, will you?"
"You make me tired."
"Waitress!" '
"Yes, sir."
"Which of U3 is that young woman
smiling at?"
"Neither, sir. She's smiling at her
broth(r behind you."
Annual Meeting- Wednesday.
The annual business and social meet
ing of the Village Club will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 in Mrs.
Sinclair's cottage.
The various annual reports are of
special interest at this time owing to the
fact that thex year has been the most
prosperous in history.
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J. D. FOOT OF APAWAMIS.
Whose defeat of E. BHuniphrcys and II. C.
Fowncs were the sensations of Thnrsday's play
in the spring golf tournament. He was de
feated by W. R. Tuckerman Wednesday morn
ing, four up and three to play.
Among the players who found it so
in 1909 were :
James D. Standish, Jr. Winner Ninth
Annual North and South Amateur Golf
Championship at Pinehurst. i
J. P. Edrington, S. G. A. Champonship
at Memphis.
"Chick" Evans, Winner Western Amateur
Championship, at Homewood.
Warren K. Wood, Low Qualifying Score
and new course record at Homewood.
Charles Evans, Jr., Low Qualifying Score,
U. S. G. A. Amateur-Championship.
Willie Anderson, Winner Western Open
Championship.
Stewart Gardner, of Exmoor, Second
Honors in Western open unampionsmp.
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