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Durham, Noiih Carolina
Fire Proof
Two Hundred Rooms
The best place to stop between
Richmond and Pinehurst
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JPIne Oluff, If or lb Carolina
on main line of Seaboard Kallway
seven miles from Pinehurst
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BOSTON, MASS.
' , . MYRON W. MARR, M. D.,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN FOR PINEHURST
Office at the Carolina
Hours: 10 to 11 a.m., or by appointment
On your
way South
stop at
Washington
and see the city of cities an. I,
dentally, learn of a wonderful photo
engraving establishment m oprat
day and night, with a. rHinarkair turv
ice to all parts of the country, au1
that specializes in workmanship of the
very highest class, which, by the way,
may cost no more (or less) than you
may now be paying elsewhere!
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Evening, Star Building
WASHINGTON, 0 G.
H. C. C Stiles, Manager
IN FULL SWING
Carolina
Hotel Opens With a Long
Roll Call
The Firat Danc of the Hcaion
Well Attended. Echori Front
Many McDf of IBatlle Heard
. Since the days when Mr. James Tufts
cut the first pine to make space for the
corner stone, the Carolina Hotel has
never had so many guests or so merry
before Christmas as it can boast this day
and hour. Younstown, Ohio, set the pace.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parson came in
among the first, with R. C. Steece, W. B.
Hall, H. H. Stanbaugh, John Stanbaugh,
and W. A. Thomas. That reliable and
certain company, styled at the County
Club the Openers, whose arrival gives the
snap and impetus to the Swatfest and
action at the tee, were in under the guns.
There was John G. Nicholson and John
E. Bowker, marshall of the host, Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Lancaster of Boston and T.
the cottage folk for the evening ball, and
there was a full contingent from the
plantations on hand to celebrate. Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Tufts had a party of
young people from Marienfeld and Eagle
Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F.
Butler and Mr. and Mrs. George Maurice
and Miss Maurice were in the party
Among tli most notable of the week's
arrivals was Commander C. E. Eliu from
Rome. The commander has seen exciting
and dangerous service in command of an
Italian submarine, and is recovering from
wounds received in battle. He is an
ardent sportsman and has taken Butler
on for the full Season's hunt.
His narratives are matched by those of
Frank J. E. Kilpatrick, who was one of
the members of the original Canadian
police in the days of Sitting Bull, and
the underground passage of the bad men
from Montana.
The arrivals also include F. Manning
and wife, New Haven; J. T. West,
Raleigh, N. C; Abram Weil, Mansfield;
Mr. and Mrs. T. Ashley Spards, Sposset,
L. I. ; Mr. and Mrs. Bronton Tomkins,
Summit, N. J.; Mrs. Beatrice J. Morri
son, Summit, N. J.;. D. W Kerr, Warren,
Ohio; C. W. Tenney, Melen, .Ohio;
Charles Thomas Milen, Ohio; W. H. B.
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DAVE HOLDS HIS TEN THOUSANDTH APPLE FOR ANNIE OAKLEY.
B. Boyd, holding down St. Louis end.
The week heralded a strong contingent
from Boston. There was Mr. and Mrs.
F. E. Cabor and Phillip Cabot, down for
a fortnight riding in the autumn woods;
Henry Hornblower and T. H. Wain
wright, with an eye on the master plumb
er finishing the Hornblower residence;
Parker W. Whittemore, on the trail of
the harmless bob-white, and Henry
Thompson, Scout extraordinary and pleni
potentiary for the Red Cross, and-Davidson's
right hand man on his way to
everywhere.
Mr. A. II. Brombeeker always among
the first welcome visitors, Miss Louise
Curtis from Plainfield, Mr. and Mrs.
Dickinson Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Chapin, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hunter of
London, Dr. Vardell of the Flora Mc
Donald College and President Martin of
Davidson were among the old friends
marking the opening.
The ball room has once again assumed
its festive air. Saturday night there
were i number of dinner parties given by
Ward, Warren, Ohio; John W. Craddock,
Lynchburg, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen
Taylor, Marblehead; E. H. Barker, New
York; H. C. Fownes, Pittsburg; C. B.
Fownes, Pittsburg; Jas. B. Ecsamon,
Pittsburg; Jas. S. Watson, Rochester, N.
Y.; J. C. Kerrigan, New York; C. E.
Eliu, Rome, Italy; Mrs. J. B. Vreeden
burgh; Freehold, N. J.; Mrs. Vreeden
burgh, Freehold, N. J.; Miss Snyder,
New York; Mrs. E. P. Spencer, Denver,
Colo.; W. H. Thurston, New York; Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Ervin, Jr., Durham, N.
C; Lieut. Crockett, Cambridge, Mass.;
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Croft, Pittsburg,
Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Bukel, Pitts
burg, Pa.; II. T. McClearn, Jr., Boston;
II. L. McClearn, Boston; L. Simple, New
York; H. J. Heez, Pittsburg, Pa.; D.
R. Meigs, PottstoAvn, Pa.; Jas. II. Ottley,
New York; Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Cahn,
Lake Forest, 111. ; Mrs. W. II. Thurston'
N. Y.; Miss Thurston, N. Y.; Mr. and
Mrs H. W. Wineburg, N .Y.; A. Wine
burg, N. Y.; C. T. Thomas, Warren,
(Concluded on page ten)
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