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JANUARY 2, 1926
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A Review of the Week
Christmas brought many of the younger set back from
school and college to join their parents during the holiday
period. Informal parties and entertainments, a treasure
hunt and Santa Claus party at the Carolina, coupled with
two dances, one on Christmas Eve and the other Christmas „
- night, added to the gayety of the occasion. Santa peeked in,
nodded his white head in approval and headed his reindeer
team for another locality.
Among the most recent to arrive to unite with the colony
of young folks already here were the Misses Dorothy and
Virginia Marshall, Newtonville, Mass.; Miss Betty Grayson
and her chum, Miss Adelaide McBride, Philadelphia; John
Chickering Jr., Boston; Samuel P. Hopkins, Jr., NewYork;
Marshall and Patrick McLeod; Robert Bryant, Detroit;
Richard and John Chapman, Greenwich; Miss Elizabeth and
John Rudel, Montreal; Arnold and Burrell White, Jr., New
York; Henry M. Dingley, Jr., Auburn, Me.; Richard J. Mor
gan, New York; Forbes Wilson, John and Miss Lillian Ross;
William, Hubert, Morgan and Miss Mary Grace O’Brien,
Detroit; Henry, William, Hewitt, Walter and Miss Cora
Swoope, Merion, Pa.; George and Peggy Parson, Youngs
town; Jacob Ancona, Pottstown, Pa.; Curtis Crocker, Cin
cinnati, and Miss Mary Woolf oik, Washington, Pa.
The father and son golf tournament was another all air
in which the young folks joined. Colonel Albert Dillingham
and his son, Daingerfield, were victors, with Henry B.
Swoope, Merion, Pa., and son Walter, close behind. George
T. Dunlap, Jr., who won the qualifying round in the men’s
event with his father scored the low gross record for the
senior and junior tourney. • .
Halbert J. Blue, of Aberdeen, and Joe Hotchkiss, of Pine
hurst who once previously this season combatted foi* the
laurels of the links, opposed each other in the finals of the
men’s season, Blue winning the close match, one up. In
the ladies competition, Mrs. John D. Chapman repeated a
performance of a week previous when she won the Carolina
tournament, and emerged victor.
“Long” Jim Barnes, the winner of the British open, and
Freddie McLeod, former American champion, returned to
their homes for Christmas after a round of exhibition
matches here. McLeod who was suffering from a stiff side,
enjoy fed one morning thoroughly when he beat Leo Diegel,
the Canadian title holder, in a friendly match 2 and 1. Jim,
as he phrases it “did his stuff” by preventing P. W. Whitte
more and Joe Cappello, and on another day, Emmet French
and Joe Cappello from beating McLeod and himself. Both
matches ended even and were settled only after the rangy
champion sunk his putt on the nineteenth.
The Silver Foils handicap against bogey competition was
won by Mrs. H. H. Rackham, Detroit, with an even score.
Mrs. C. S. Waterhouse was two down and Mrs. A. S. Gilman,
Cleveland, was three down. The weekly program arranged
by the club is one of the most interesting parts of the wo
men's golf activity.
Miss Anna Rabinowitch, the Rumanian pianist, gave a
recital at the Country Club Sunday evening, the 20th, for
the benefit of the parent teachers association. She also
played at a bridge given by Mrs. Leonard Tufts. Among the
guests were Mrs. P. W. Whittemore, Mrs. John D. Chapman,
Mrs. George Howard, Mrs. Herman Ellis, Mrs. John Tucker
man, Mrs. John C. Spring, Mrs. Ralph Page, Mrs. T. A.
Cheatham, Mrs. Jackson Boyd, MrSi James Boyd, Mrs.
Myron Marr, Mrs. W. B. Merrill, Mrs. Roger Derby.
A drag hunt was held from the Carolina recently while
motion picture men took pictures for Grantland Rice's sport
films. The party included Mrs. A. W. Mittendorf, Albert
and Dorothy, of New York; Mrs. Joseph C. Quirk, Green
wich, Conn.; Miss Cora Swoope, Merion, Pa.; George and
Frances Stanley, Kennebunkport, Me.; Miss Peggy Parson,
Youngstown; Dr. P. B. Magnuson, Chicago. W. V. Slocock,
Pinehurst.
Mr. and Mrs. Almon C. Judd and E. Webster Judd arrived
by motor from Waterbury, Conn. Hector Hughes, dean of
Harvard’s engineering school, is „sp ending the holiday vaca
tion here.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Given, of New York, and Mr. and
Mrs. C. P. Adams, of Worcester, have returned to their
homes until January. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brahm, St. Louis,
Mo., are spending their wedding tour here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Truesdell, New York, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Leatherbee of Boston, are among recent arrivals.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Percy Arnold, North Abington, Mass., are
at the Pine Ledge Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Beall paid a visit to Mrs. Nat S.
Hurd, of Pittsburgh, enroute by motor to Alabama.
Judge Edward R. Finch, of New York, and General A. J.
Bowley are among the guests at the Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs, William D. Sherred, Jr., left for Merion, Pa.f
following their wedding tour.