DECEMBER SI, 1919 .
PAGE SEVEN
The Week in Pinehurst
WINTER RESIDENCE OF MR. H. H. JOHNSON, OP CLEVELAND, 0. COTTAGE OF MR. AND MRS. .J. H, ANDREWS, OF AKRON, 0.
T!i(i I'ouiitryside made its way Dec.
14, to the pranti^tion liome- of Mrs.
Stephen W. Dana, who was hostess at
tea. Guests were invited to meet Miss
Maifjaret Bloxliani, Avhose engagement
to Tnmibull Dan.a has been announced.
Receiving with the hostess were Mrs.
Kric Parson, Miss Bloxham and Trum
bull Dana. Mrs. J. R. Page and Miss
Alice Page motored over from Aberdeen
and Mrs. George Maurice, Miss Ella
Maurice and Mr. Stewart Maurice were
guests from Eagle Springs. From Pine
BlulT came Miss Annie Popham, Mrs. J.
Cadwal'hider, Mrs, E. H. Roberts, Mrs.
F. W. Best and Mr. B. C. Tharratt,
while the cottage colony of Southern
Pines was represented by Mrs. R. E.
Wiley, Miss Sarah Wiley, Mrs, W. C.
Mudgett and Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Bloxham. Guests from Pinehurst i”-
cluded Mrs. T. T. Watson, Miss Jud \
Jenks, Miss Dorothy Brown, Dr. a’>d
Mrs, M. W. Marr, Mrs. J. E. Boylnit,
Mrs. J. D. C. Rumsey, Mr. Charles T\
Mason and Mr. J. V. Healy,
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Jenkg and
family, of Harbor Beach, Mich., have
opened up their cottage facing the vil
lage green.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Statzell .*ire now
quartered in their new home down near
the golf links.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. F. wanner, of
Hempstead, L. I., are occupying the
Little Brick House. Mrs. Wanner
brings to the Kennel’ Club valuable ex
perience in handling dogs and dog
shows.
The Pinehurst School for Boys cele
brated the close of the Fall Term by a
dance on the evening of Dec. 19, atten
ded l)y pupils and friends. Coming at
the closo of term examinations and on
the eve of two weeks of* vacation, it
served as a pleasant relaxation for the
niembers af the staff, as well as,for the
boys, and formed a fitting introduction
the gayeties of the Christmas season.
The schoolroom was decorated for the
occasion with holly and mistletoe and
its warmtli and cheer furnished a pleas
ant contrast to the inclement weather
which ])revailed that evening. Punch
graced the side-table and at 10:30 re
freshments consisting of ice-cream and
cake were served to the boys and their
guests. Among the guests were Mrs.
S. Schley, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Joseph
Gregory, Mrs. Goodwin and daughter,
Mrs. J. G. Splane, Miss Elizabeth and
Helen Luce, Miss Morrison, Miss Jean
ette Johnson and sister, Miss Emery,
Miss Cheatham, Miss Thomas, Miss
O’Brien, and Mr. Irving Swoope.
Miss Mabelle Bliss was hostess at a
farewell partly for Mr. Frank Whit
comb at the Country Club 'last Friday
afternoon. Tea and dancing was en
joyed by Miss Cora Danforth, Miss
Minnie Cline, Miss Mona Sanborn, Miss
Mabelle Bliss, Lieut. Jack Mitchell, Mr.
Frank Whitcomb and Mr. Charles P.
Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison B. Huntoon,
of Providence, R. I., are welcome ad
ditions to the cottage colony. With
Mrs. Huntoon’s mother, Mrs. R. B. Hun
toon, they will spend the winter at The
Albemarle.
Passengers taken up by Lieutenant
Mitchell this Aveek in his airplane are
Mrs. E. P. Spencer, Mrs. A. S. Gilman,
Cleveland, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
W. Pic(|uet. Lieut. Mitchell is one of
the best flyers in the Royal Air Force of
Canada and has never met with an acci
dent while carrying passengers. Those
who have had a birds-eye view of "Pine-
hurst declare that the beauty of the
place is not fully appreciated until seen
from above.
Mr. Allan Lard, the well known
golfer, is at the Carolina.
Among those motoring over to Camp
Bragg’s Horse Show were Mr. and Mrs.
G, W. Statzell, Mr. Everett Rich and
party, including his mother and Mr.
Earnest Rich, of Lawrenceville, Mass.
The officers at Camp Brq,gg gave tea in
the officer’s mess and did all they could
to make it pleasant for their visitors
from Pinehurst. They have promised to
bring their horses over to The Pinehurst
Horse ^how.
There was crush of dancers at the
Carolina Christmas Night Dance.
Among those noted were Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel P. Morse, New York, Mr. and
Two men further up the line explain to each other the possibilities lying in a
raisin, a piece of yeast cake and a bottle of cider. With these ingredients some
thing almost worth while can be made.—HILL;'in N. Y. Tribune.
Mrs. Abner M Seely, Newark, N. J.,
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Silzer and son
of New Jersey, Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Wolvin, of Monteal, Can., Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. McLauchlin, Cleveland, Ohio,' Mr^
and Mrs. II. Fayen, Montclair, N. J.’
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Marshall, Newton-
ville, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. H. H. John
son, Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. H.
B. Swoope, Pinehurst, Mr. and Mrs. T.
B. Boyd, St. Louis, Mo., Mrs. Warren
Doan, Minneapolis, Minn., Mr. Nelson
Peters, Mr. J. L. Langdorf, Gen. C. C.
Williams, Washington, D. C., and CoL
R. A. Jones, Washington. D. C.
Clinton R. Black, Jr., known every
where as ‘‘Cupid,” who was Captain of
the Yale football team in 1916, is at
The Carolina for a few days of golf.
A notable group of Senators blew in
from Washington last week and having
doffed their togas in favor of kickers
they argue on the links in terms of bras-
sie and cleek. The party of favorite
sons and presidential dark horses in
clude Speaker F. H. Gillett, Mass., Sen
ator Albert B. Cummins, of Iowa, Sen
ator Frank B. Kellogg, of Minn., Sen
ator Warren C. Harding, of Ohio, Con
gressman Alvin T. Fuller, of Mass.,
Congressman Richard Whaley, South
Carolina and Congressman R. B, Sand-
ford, AlTjany, N. Y.
In the weekly Ladies^ Rifle Shooting
(’ontest Mrs. C. S. Hungerford, of
Waterbury, Conn. and Mrs. W. B.
Merrill, of Newton Centre, tied at 138
points each. The shoot-off won by Mrs.
Hungerford at 141.
John Bassett Moore, member of the
Permanent Tribunal at The Hague and
formerly of the Department of State, is
stopping at The Carolina.
Mr. W. M. Sanford, of Glen Ridge,
N. J., and a party of his guests drove a
four horse tallyho to the races on Christ
mas Day and the clear notes of the horn
added a genuine touch of Christmas to
the festivities of the day.