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3 LS1'THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK WM JM a . ih ON WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY 1 I 1 Jljf ft yjt 111 jrj-ft Carolina Hunt Rail Promlne the HHomt Brilliant A if air of Saon ANTICIPATE the hunt ball scheduled for Mon day evening, February 22nd, which as some will remember, is the birth day anniversary of Gen eral George Mt. Vernon Washington, as the most brilliant affair of many seasons. An active committee including Mis. Carl II. Hanna, Mrs. Ben S. Boyce, Mrs. Daisy Porter, Mrs. H. W. Priest, Miss Blanche Farrington and Mr. T. B. Boyd have details in charge and they promise an evening of novelty and sur prise. One of the special features will be the decorations which will transform The Carolina music hall into the historic forest of Fontainbleau and vari-colored electric lights among the pine trees will give a fairyland effect. In the alcoves at the west end of the hall Old Nat, the huntsman, and his pony, and the fox hound pack will enjoy the scene, while upon the stage, a live fox will keep the orchestra company. The limited capacity of the hall makes it necessary to confine the invitation to subscribers and for their use boxes and reserved seats will be provided; the pro ceeds to be devoted to a worthy Village charity. Dancing begins at nine and ceases at twelve following which a hunt breakfast will be served in the dining room. From eight to nine the orchestra will give a hunting concert. 1f Advance interest thus early promises to tax the capacity of the hall, and a word to the wise should be sufficient secure your tickets at once from the Committee. Dancers are requested to come in riding costume, and the Orchestra and Committee will be resplend ent in the ' ' pink ' ' coats which one always associates with the sport of kings through recollection of the famous Fallowfield Hunt pictures. Carter and Patriate Were Two Up A thirty-six hole match between J. C. Parrish, Jr., and Philip V. Carter, Ham ilton K. Kerr and Gardiner W. White, claimed a generous share of attention Monday. If Parrish and Carter were one "p at the end of the morning round, and two up at the end of 36 holes. White was high man of the day with rounds of eighty-three and eighty-four; Parrish re quiring eighty-five and eighty-two. Car ter recorded eighty in the morning and Kerr eighty-two, with afternoon cards of seventy-five each: KERR Out 54545344 337 In 55455464 4 4279 CARTER Out 5 4 5 5 5 3 5 4 339 Ix 5 5 4 4 6 3 5 4 44079 GufNt of the Itedfieldn Mrs. William Scott Pyle of Bernards ville, N. J., is spending February with Mr. and Mrs. Tyler L. Kedfield at Box Court. Oueatg At The Holly Inn Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Holt of New Haven will make a long sojourn, and Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Atherholt of Ridgley Park, .Pa., come for a fortnight. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irwin of Grand Rapids will remain some time, and Messrs. M. Sanderson Detwiller of Columbus, Pa., and J. C. Budding of Lancaster, Charles W. Lee and Charles A. Spofford of New York join the golfers. Mr. William A. Potter and his son of Watertown, Mass., come for the month, and Messrs. F. C. Ogden and L. P. Good speed of Rutherford, C. L. Cameron of Newark, J. W. Alford of East Orange, W. H. Boyce of Beaver and E. J. Hamil ton of Duquesne join the golfers. Mrs. L. L. Buckwalter of Springfield, Ohio, and Miss Marie Johnson are here for one month, Mrs. Otto Wagner and Miss Elsa Wagner of New Rochelle will make a long sojourn, and Mr. Dudley W. Smith of Detroit returns for his annual visit. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Cutler of New York are spending a fortnight here, and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Towslee of Chicago come for the month. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Silzer of Metuchen are making a short visit, and Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Burns of Cambridge will remain through the coming week. SEVE.YTI.EICSIIT AND A TIE! Concluded from page one) Dr. M. W. Marr T. L. Redfield H. H. Rackham R. C. Blancke J. T. Newton E. B. Pratt I. S. Robeson J. R. Bowker R. H. Hunt T. A. Cheatham G. M. Howard J. D. C. Rumsey J. R. Towle P. S. Maclaughlin C. B. Hudson W. L. Milliken C. L. Becker J. G. Nicholson Dr. J. S. Brown John McLeod 51 56 1072384 54 54 1082484 50 62 1122785 48 51 991386 49 48 971087 52 52 1041688 49 '54 1031390 47 56 1031291 52 51 1031093 53 56 1091495 At The liexlng-ton Mr. J. W. Plaine of Salem, Va., Mr. LaNelle Gudger and Mrs. W. B. Gouger of Mooresville, N. C, Mrs. Solon J. Salis bury of New York, Mr. Arthur C. Long fellow of Boston, Miss A. A. Ferroll of Plymouth, N. H., Mr. and Mrs. Welling ton Eddy of Hartford, Conn., Mrs. Carrie Stringfield of Springfield, Mass., Messrs. J. C. M. Valentine of Washington, J. F. Butler of Jersey City and Andrew Swan son of Milford, Conn., are late arrivals at The Lexington. Solos lly Mrs. Boyce Mrs. Ben S. Boyce contributed to the pleasure of the usual Sunday evening concert at The Carolina with solos. WINCHESTER I 12, 16 AND. 20 GAUGE Hammerless Repeating Shotguns. The Winchester Model 1912 is the strong est, safest and most perfect repeating shotgun ever made. In either of the three gauges in which it is made, it is lighter, better balanced and more correctly proportioned than any other repeater. Its Nickel steel construction, solid breech, and its cross-bolt trigger lock make it strong and safe. This gun has a smooth and easy action, a simple take-down system, and its shooting qualities are not excelled by the highest-priced double guns. The 12 gauge weighs about 7 14 pounds; the 16 gauge about 6 pounds, and the 20 gauge about 5 34 pounds. If in the market for a shotgun, don't fail to look over a Winchester Model 1912 at your dealer's. WINCHESTER LOADED SHELLS: In a Winchester or any make of shotgun, use Winchester Loaded Shells, Leader' or "Repeater." In a.iy gan of any gauge they give the best possible results. Ask for ) X THE BRAND Winchester Shells and Cartridges for Sale at the Pinehurst Store, Traps and Eanges. Look for the big 1 1 W ' on every Box. The Jewelry Shop THE LEXINGTON q Pinehurst, N. C. SLj3) 1 Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Baths, Excellent Table, Moderate Bates Lane and Varied Stock of EDWARD FITZGERALD, Manager. Summer Bethlehem, White Mountains, N. H. Diamonds, Jewelry the pinejCREST INN SilvClWcirC and NotlOnS A recent delightful addition to ' Flnehurst's Hotels From the Best Manufacturers Only MODERN THROUGHOUT. , Mrs. E. C. Bliss. Repairing of Jewelry and Engraving of All Kinds, All In Our Own Shop n FrflPtW Rimfl by Skilled Workmen Ur ClIlCbL TV DUM1 MAY WE SERVE YOU? Southerniu Carolina Invest in High Grade Bonds ecured by Improved Farm Lands and Guaranteed by PAGE & COMPANY Interest Payable Semi-annually Netting 6 Per Cent or Better These bonds are issued in denominations of $500 to accommodate small investors LARGE EARNINGS COMBINED WITH ABSOLUTE SECURITY For Particulars Apply to R, W. PAGE or General Office. PIKlHilRST, N. C. PAGE TRUST COMPANY ABERDEEN, N. C.
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