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Mrs. W. S. Butterfield and her Four Daughters, of Battle Creek, Mich. Second from Left, Miss Grace Studiford, of New York, a Eecent Guest at
the Butterfield Cottage.
LAST WEEK WAS ADVERTISERS' now and then strike weird harmonies, by and damp weather. They have decided Rodney Boone. Fifteen years ago to the
WEEK. For at least fifteen years these way of a song, and act for all the world to spend the balance of the winter in the very day, Mr. and Mrs. Moore came to
pilgrims have been coming out of the like a bunch of sophomores let loose. The Sand Hills. the Carolina on their honeymoon and-
North down to where the winter golf conventions mean nothing in their young Mr. and Mrs. Homans, who have just their return to the same hotel on the an
Jinks grow, and in one week's time many lives. And why should they?. Particu- returned from France, were recent guests niversary was made a gala occasion bj
of them crowd in enough golf to last them larly at that fateful hour when the coun- of Mrs. Spencer Waters, at the Cherokee their many friends,
until the ice melts from off their home try was entering on a era of soda water Cottage. Last Wednesday morning there gather-
courses. They are personally conducted and lemonade. The A. J. Demotts are here again from ed at The Cypress the usual assemblage
by Col. ' Treadwell and Donald Ross At the Ball, Thursday night, Mr. Syracuse, N. Y., and have opened up the of enslaved bridge fiends. Miss Brayton
through the mazes of a bewildering tour- Souther and Mr. H. C. Hillholland di- bungalow on the hill. entertained two tables at auction,
nament, which is to run on the admir- rected the Lucky Number contest. The Mr. Beryman Ridges, of Surrey, Eng- Mrs. A. S. Gilman, of Cleveland, Ohio,
able principle that if you play long forty-eight couples on the floor were land, is stopping at the Carolina. Ridges, was hostess at auction last Saturday
enough you'll win a prize. Their wives gradually eliminated from the contest by who is one of England's most distin- morning in her suite at The Carolina,
and families come with them and they having their names drawn from an omin- guished airmen and the most modest chap Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Noyes reached
also haye their tournaments, and every ous looking hat. The last two couples on in the world, is recuperating from in- Pinehurst some days ago.
week wind up with a love feast and song the floor were Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Keat- juries received in action. Mrs. Glidden Osborne is occupying the
and dance. ing, and Mr. Bellmore and Miss Dutch. The following ladies held unbeatable McKenzie Cottage this season.
THE BERKSHIRE HOTEL opened Round and round they went, until Mr. hands at the last Monday Morning's Mr. and Mrs. H. Harrison at the Holly
on the I5th of this month, with Mr. J. M. Bellmore and Miss Dutch were told that Card Party at the Carolina, and emerged Inn came down by auto and report four
Robinson again in charge. Old guests they might as well sit down and rest, for victorious; Mesdames Notman, Wetren, feet of snow in Rochester, N. Y.
are filling up the house and cohorts of Mr. and Mrs. Keating had won the con- Wardwell, Keating, Barnum and Miss Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Andrews, of Akron,
crack rifle shots will soon take possession test. The last draw had left their names Waterhouse. Ohio, have arrived in town,
of the entire establishment. They will in the hat. A violent epidemic of auction broke ou These horseback parties, that Mrs.
note many changes in the interior decor- The Paul Jones was very capably di- at The Carolina coincident with the ar- Spencer takes picnicking, are getting to
ation of the hotel and they will approve rected by Mr. J. H. Livingston, Jr. Be- rival of the Advertisers. Among those be quite the rage. Those who have been
more especially the installation of a large ing Leap Year, the last dance was a Leap entertaining was Mr. Daniel Morse.- His once always want to go again. The va
number of private laths and the re- Year dance and the ladies chose their own guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wal- riety is endless. They ride over to Jack
furnishings of the bedrooms. The staff partners. worth, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Watt, Mr. son Springs and if they can't get lunch
includes Misa. Lily M. Britton, Cashier; There is testimony on record that the and Mrs. H. E. Faber and Mr. and Mrs. at the hotel they descend en masse on the
Miss T. E. Fawkes, Stenographer; Mr. Banquet was a feast of reason and a flow C. F. Boustead. It was rumored at this genial Uncle Dune, whose bill of fare of
Wm. T. Preble, Headwaiter; .Mr. Thosi of soul. It was held on the wettest day party that the first prize would be no less fers a little variety from that of the Car
E. White, Chef; Mr. J. H. Gardner, of the week, but it was a dry affair, ex- than the Carolina Hotel itself. This, of olina. O A they go over to the Lumbee
Barber and Miss Ella Marsh, House- cept in isolated and glaring instances, as course, made the play fast and furious, River and partake of the famous Reddy's
keeper. for example, in the case of the wise youth but a hitch in the arrangements wade it wild hog ham. Or better still, they go
THE BALL AND BANQUET of the who brought his with him, poured it into necessary at the last moment to substitute to Thaggard 's and fry thir own bacon
Advertisers were the high spots of the a little glass, and in order that no one a beautiful cut glass vase in place of the and eggs, and make their own toast and
social week. The Advertisers take their might steal it while he danced, carried it hotel. This was won by Mrs. Walworth, coffee. Among those who know the fun
tfolf very, very seriously. They play with him in his hand while fox-trotting second arid third prizes going to Mrs. of these things are Miss Behre, Miss
Avith blood in their eyes and murder in between the tables. O temporal O mores! Faber and Mrs. Boustead. The Gentle- Peters, Mr. Earnest Rich, Mr. Everett
their hearts. They scrupulously follow We are pleased to note the return to men won golf balls, and what more could Rich, Mr. Skinner, Miss Anne Merrill,
every rule and convention. But if you The Carolina of Mr. and Mrs. Brenton they ask? Mrs Spencer Waters, Mr. Homans, Mr.
saw them at a banquet or ball, you'd be Tomkins and Miss Beatrice Morrison, of Another delightful party was that of E. Schworer, M. B. V. Harrison, the
surprised, as the song tias it. They frolic Summit, N. J. After a short and un- Mr and Mrs. Frank Finney, entertaining Misses Yeatman, Mr. Dobblin. Mr. Dan
nnl cavort and kick up their heels, and pleasant experience with Florida's cold Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Murnan, Mr. and Mrs. iels and Misses Sanford.