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TTHE PINEHURST OUTLOOK WjJUIMWMiM E. M. Slayton Uiss Sikes" B. V. Covert Mrs. Magoon Jay Hall Mrs. Hal1 J. D. C. Rumsey jjrs. W. E. Truesdell M. B. Brynes His. Brynes , I. p. Pierce Mrs. I'ierce p. C. Chandler Mrs. T. A. 'Kelley U. C. Blancke Mrs. Blancke H. P. Hotchkiss Mrs. A. S. Higgins T. B. Boyd Mrs. Boyd C. L. Jones Mrs. Jones L. Barr Miss Boyce II. H. Rackham Mrs. Rackham C. II. Low Miss Helen Childs M. B. Johnson Mrs. Johnson G. E. Barber Mrs. Warner 120 24 96 116 20 96 120 23 97 121 23 97 118 20 98 115 16 99 123 24 99 127 27 100 121 21 100 120 19 101 119 18 101 135 34 101 124 18 106 127 21 106 127 20 107 125 16 109 V.VIPJLOirfiES ITlASai Ell AIE Gottagvi Colony and Ilotvl Cturats Enjor Evening-' Fun at Masquer- . ade of Carolina jBmployee If every one who was present at the masque ball of the Carolina employees last Friday evening, had been octupus eyed they might have been able to keep track of what was better than a three ring circus. For it was a night that was a long time coming to the expectant participants, and when it did come it .brought forth well here's the story. 'Twas a long wait for the first sounds of the oncoming parade, which didn't come on because it was busying itself "with formation. But those who have faitli will be rewarded, and in due sea son the welcome news from the front ivent out that the advance had begun and from that moment to the hour of midnight there was never a dull period. Down the wide halls sounded the roll of the drum, and behold marches such a picturesque array of colors and combi nations, never before seen. Foremost in the glad throng ambles the stately and proud form of Uncle Sam, (James Mahon), and guarding his rear are Fred Kinnarney, Clayton Thompson and Burt Haverly, fitted out in the full trench regalia of our boys "Over There," and representing the spirit of 191 Charles Peabody was certainly the "Big Ben" hidden inside of a per fwt replica of that wonderful little thing Which has a meaning of his own cwy morning about five a. m.,. while Patrick Harnedy was well bedecked in te grotesque garb of Happy Hooligan. "Warren Downing showed that the long laf Pine can be used to good purpose in the dressmaker's art and Laura Winch, Lila Gleason and Minnie Martin also came forward impersonating the grove of pines. Anne Griffen repre sented the back to the soil movement by appearing as a farmer with Helen Ward as her sweetheart, while Elizabeth Boyle took the part of an old maid with the everlasting knitting on hand, in grand style. The fraternity of cymbals, better known as the Pinehurst Brass Band was brought into the lime light by a group of paladins and upon close inspection they were found to be Violet Johnson, Betty Morgan, Lillian Morgan, Mar garet Besbee, Anne'Quinn and Bee Ken nedy. Sally McPhee showed that the style of dress not long since popular on the Amazon is quite becoming to youth and beauty here as well. Here comes the Pinehurst Laundry in the person of Ernest Byle, and then behold if its not that egregious rascal and knight of the road Perly Crosby dressed up in the gorgeous habiliments of a regular hobo. Probably because it appealed to our pa triotic sense, Columbia, (Marguerite Thompson), brought to our minds visions of the Star Spangled Banner and every realistic detail that goes with the thrilling words of the song of Liberty. Angie Desrosiers dressed in the striking and artistic raiment of a French Ballet dancer was irresistibly demure, while the Eoumania costumes of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Crandall were strikingly at tractive. Beatrice Joyce helped to ad vertise Thrift Stamps and sold a goodly number of War Saving Stamps by pass ing among the audience and offering them for sale, and then if it is not a rival of Annette Kellerman in the person of Theresa McFeeley, dressed as a "Daughter of the Gods." Oh Yes, there are others, no end to them. Frank Wheeler, represented the Pinehurst Out look, Billy Gibson and Clarence Poland, Bedilia and her henpicked husband, Theo. Carter, freak of Nature, Howard Brooks Wright, Eiding Lady, Ernest Warren, Colored Jockey, George Thornton and Burt Eich, Mrs. Bunny and son, Chas. Udell, comic Jew, Daniel Veatty, Little Willie, Lucy Shea, Springtime, Julia Lavigne and Alice O'Donnell, Newly wed couple, Anna Gardner, Chef, Edna Roope, Liberty, John Brenner, Chief Cook and Bottle Smasher, Wade Jones, Just Happy to be Alive, George Scott, Hodcarrier, Grace Lindsey, Egyptian, Amy Eowe, What to do and See Daily," Katherine McNeill and Belle Thornton, the immortal Tin Whistles, May Ken nedy, W. S. S. and Thrift Stamps, Flor ence McDonald and Alta West, Tennis Players, Mary Meldrum, Eed Cross Nurse, Florence Cochrane, a maid of 1861, Anne McFeeney, Vananti Eoberts and Margaret Lynds, Carolina Bell Hops of 1919, and Nora Kennedy; Flower Girl. The prizes were, awarded by a discrim inating committee composed of Mr. and Mrs. Souther, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. White, Miss Hummiston and Mr. J. W. Watson. Eat and fight at the same time by substituting for wheat, sugar, meats and fats. Townsend's The Greatest Grass-Cut- TyP tor rvn T?r -4-U - T 11.. 1 work' of 3 men, 3 horses and 3 mowers. i Trlplex Cuts an 86 inch swath. Floats over the ground as a ship rides the waves See' it operate y on loci links. S. P. TOWNSEHD & CO. Orange, N. J. BRETTON IN THE HEART OF THE WHITE MOUNTAINS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE WOODS Improved Golf Course Full 0.45O yardi IDE MOUIT PIiBA.fi A NT TAB MOUXT W AftUKNGTO f C. J. Dunphy. Manager D. J..Trudeau Winter: The Copley Plaza Boston, Mass Winter: Ylotel Ormond Okmond Ueach, Fla. Information at 243 Fifta Ave., New York, and all of Mr. Poster's offices AaTBUETTON WOODS SADDLE HORSES AT OKMOND THIS WINTER YOUR COUNTY CALLS $100,000,000 Will you respond or be known as a slacker? Loaning; to the government proves your loyalty. Will you respond or be known as a slacker? Loaning to the government proves your loyalty. Compliments of the Bank of Pinehurst, Pinehurst, N. C. - ' w .- - v-' 1 4fi 1 it ttrittt w. AEROPLANE VIEW OF HOTFL THAMRERLIN. AT OLD POINT COMFORT v taken by one of the Royal Italian Flying Corps, from a great Caproni Bi-plane. The Chamberlin, one of the famous Hotels of the continent, directly faces Hampton Roads, which is the constant scene of every phase of marine activity. Just across Hampton Roads, immediately in front of the Hotel, is the site of the New Naval Training Bise and Aviation School. Langley Field, the Army Aviation Experiment Station, is but a few miles from the Hotel, and will eventually be the "Show Place for Avia tion in America.' ' THE EIGHTEEN HOLE GOLF COURSE, owned and operated by The Chamberlin, is just six minutes away by trolley. The Course is in excellent shape, has a dainty and attractive Club House and GOLF EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR is almost a certainty. . A colored Aeroplane Map of the Course, the only one of this kind ever made in America, as well as our booklet "GOLF" will be sent you, if vou wish. MEDICINALBATH DEPARTMENT. COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL. Every Bath and Treatment, as given at European Spas, with the addi tional advantages of sea-breezes and sea-bathing. For further particulars, booklets, etc., address, GEO. E. ADAMS, MGR., - FORTRESS MONROE, VIRGINIA.
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