THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
AT THE CAROLINA
Some of the Recent Arrivals
the latest
The following are among
arrivals from New York:
Bergen Davis; A. P. "Wills; Matt Grau
Joseph T. M. Cadden; Joseph T. M. Cad
den, Jr.; Stanley C. M. Cadden; Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Sternfield; Charlotte
Seernfield and maid; Miss Vorberg; Mr
and Mrs. J. H. Ehrehart; H. W. Webb
Mr. and Mrs. L- G. Spindler; Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Bryant: Mrs. Stewart: Mr
and Mrs. V. W. Peabody: Roger Pea
body; Mr. and Mrs. George F. Handel
Mr. B. H. Baker; Mr. and Mrs. H. A
Harrison
Clark Day; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kidd
A. H. Sherwin; H. D. Salzer; Howard P
Rothschild; Miss Marion F. Einstein;
Kenneth Hill; H. B. Day; James H. Tur
ner; L. P. MacMichael and wife; Dr. and
Mrs. L. W. Daten; Mrs. C. H. Roberts;
J. B- Roberts; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Forsch;
RudolDh H. Kahn; Mr. and Mrs. S. F
Rothschild.
Louis F. Rothschild; Victor A. Segger
man; Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Peters; Miss
Frances Peters; Henry V. Seggerman;
Norton L. Fealey; J. D. Barnhill; A. G
Penn; Richard H. Colgate; Henry A. Col
gate; John Auchincloss; S. 0. Miller;
V. J. Duane; Archibald R. Wilson; Wm.
B. Van Clief ; Mme. Denise Lyska; Ralph
E. Ogrden: Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rollins.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank Prudy.
Mrs. J. E. Boylan; Mr. J. C. Skinner.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Byran Alley: John
G- Alley.
Rivervale, N. J. A. G. Southworth.
Harrington Park, N. J. E. C.
Striffler.
Essex Fells, N. J. Mr. and Mrs.
T. Bush. Miss Margaret Bush, Master
Edward Bush.
Montclair. N. J. Miss Emeline
Batton.
Boston, Mass. William V. Wellon;
Edward Legge; William H. Mcleod.
Williamstown, Mass. George S.
Fayen.
Cambridge, Mass. Hadden Alexan
der; Richard H. Dana.
Providence, R. I. C. H. Gardner; S.
Beekman; R. II. Beekman; Mrs. Henry
Hoffman.
Newport, R. I. James Brown Potter
Concord, N. H. Miss Lillian Gillette.
Betulehem, Pa. Frank S. Smith. .
Washington, D. C. F. S. Ebbleman;
.J. T. Johnson; Dr. Loren Johnson; Frank
R. Shae
Savannah, Ga. E. J. Wills.
Kansas City, Mo. Robert Fields.
Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. and Mrs.
William G. Kerckhoff, Miss Gertrude
Kerckhoff, Miss Marion Kerckhoff.
Seattle, Wash. Campbell Relleher.
Down th JLumbe
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Maurice intro--duced
two of their friends to the beauties
of the Lumbee on Monday. The party
canoed down the river for a trifle of some
25 miles. Some canoeing parties are be
ing made up for the coming week and
there is talk of a race in prospect on the
Lumbee. It ought to be a very interest
ing event.
.Latest Arrival at the Pine Crest In
Mr. John Bredemus of New York, the
all round athletic champion of the world
arrived at the Pine Crest Inn this week
and promptly broke into our golf columns
by his remarkably good showing on the
links, starting in on Tuesday by tieing
for seventh place against 109 other con
testants, in the Qualifying Round of the
Holiday Week Tournament. Others
the latest arrivals include Louis Lux of
Cleveland; James F. Fryer, George II
Simmerman and Dennis II. Simmerman
of Philadelphia; H. G. Barnes and B. II
Osbourne of High Point, N. C; G. R
Roberts of Raleigh; Mrs. J. Gillespie and
Miss M. Gillespie of New York.
NOME ItKtL MIIOUTIX
The Annie OaLUy Exhibition
While the giant presses of the Pine
hurst Outlook were hurrying the Christ
mas Number toward completion last week
in time for delivery to its expectant and
impatient readers on Christmas Eve
Annie Oakley (Mrs. Frank E. Butler)
was delighting all of Pinehurst and
large 'assemblage of visitors from other
places near and far by a remarkable exhi
bition of Trick Shooting, at the Gun Club.
We are consoled for the fact that our
unimportant tribute and homage to this
most wonderful of all women shots ap
pears a trifle late in the day, by the fur
ther fact that Annie Oakley needs no
praise, from us or others. It is sufficient
to say that the exhibition showed clearly
that Annie Oakley has lost none of the
skill and accuracy that won her a niche
all her own in the palmiest days of the
Buffalo Bill exhibitions. With both wind
and sun against her, she went untiringly
and successfully through many of the
trick shooting 'stunts' so long associated
with her name and that used to make her
entry into the arena the signal for tumul
tuous applause. On our first page, in the
place of especial honor, where it belongs,
we print a picture of Annie Oakley taken
at the exhibition and snapped just fc,s
she smashed to flinders a flying clay ball
swung at a distance in a whirling circle..
Paper Chase with Excellent Ending
Oil Wednesday afternoon several of the
younger set bestrode tneir respective nery
steeds and . paper chased, largely through
the woods. Miss Tufts, Mr. McCaddon,
Jr., Miss Hoffman and the Messrs- Field
and Ogden were among those who took
part. It seems to have been a first class
chase but the only definite detail our re
porter was able to glean was that the tea
was very fine. It was served at Mrs.
Tuft's house, at the finish.
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Outlook the president of the Golf League
of Advertising Interests has kindly furn
ished us with a list of transportation
eservations as it stood on December 28th.
The list reaches The Outlook too late
for inclusion in this number but it may be
stated that it contains the names of over
one hundred ladies and gentlemen who
had already reserved transportation to
Pinehurst at the beginning of this week
ith plenty more still to hear from.
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