The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-02-16
SEABREEZE and
; DAYTONA BEACH

by has accepted position in the Will
Jams general merchandise and grocery
store
Mrs. Loehrane and Mrs. George Con-
ners, of Atlanta, Ga, are recent arrivals,
guests at the Colonnades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon and Mrs. James
NJ. kildin, of Atlanta, Ga, arrived this
week and are guests Of tnc Char, ndon.
Miss Nellie Phillips and mother i,opr.
1 lar guests of the Dlxie Lodge lat viii
I ter, are now at Clearwater, hut expect
4 TO be with Miss Russell again before the
season closes.
Mrs. Fred J. Lewis, baby and moth, /,
Mrs. B VI. Swift Of Atlanta, ,Ia, are
.uests at the Dixie Lodge Mr. Lewis
s On the editorial staff of the Constitu-
/ ton and is well known newspaper cor
respondent.
George W. Bestor, wife, son and wifes
sister, Miss Hale, are recent arrivals
from Minneapolis, guests at Seminole
Lodge.
Miss Eula Allen, niece Of Mrs. J. b.
Abercrombie, is expected to arrive Mon
day from Admission, Ala, on Il visit of
several months
j. b. Carpenter and family, Of Column
bia, Tenn, and Miss Alice Baxter and
Mrs. Frank Myers, of Atlanta, arrived
the early part of the week and are pleas
antly domiciled at the Dixie Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lees, charming
Massachusetts people who have been at
the Seminole Lodge for two months, left
yesterday for ST Augustine on their
way north.
The flooring IN tue Riycnburg new
house is being laid this week and in 4
matter of ten days or two weeks they
expect to be cozily established in their
new home.
Mrs ". A. Baggett has Just heard
from Mr.. Baggett. He has bought a
one-half interest in his sons (Jim Bag
getD general grocery store on Evergreen
street, jacksonville. He writes that the
business is a good one and is pleased he
has made the change. Mrs. Baggett
will join him in about two weeks
News of the death Of Mrs. +. 7. Key,
wife of DR.. Key, of Nashville, Ga, was
received by her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Abercrombie, this week. Mrs. Key
as the charming and lovable daughter
OF DR.. J. l.. Selma, of Douglasville, Ga,
visited Seabreeze several years ago and
won many friends during her stay here
Mrs. J. F. Hatchett and two children
are here from Douglasville, Ga, on
visit to her sister, Mrs J. ". Williams,
on Pine street.
4 telegram came Tuesday to Mrs. Null
lett and her daughter, Miss Martha Null
lett, announcing the death Of one of Mrs.
Mullett's daughters at Williamson, Mich.
Miss Mullett left for that point on the
afternoon train
The city fathers have purchased for
the town 4 kran-ncw, up-to-date street
roller.
At the regular monthly council meet
ing Monday night two petitions asking
for the grading and Smelling of Pine
street from Ocean to Glenview boule-
ward and Grandview from Ocean to
Glenview, were granted.
Miss jerome, of Plymouth, is visiting
Mrs. John Allen In her handsome home
on Valley street, Mrs. Allen has lust |
had some landscape gardening done on |
her place that greatly enhances its at
Effectiveness. A spirea hedge bordering
carriage driveway is growing INTO 4 !
thing of great beauty
The church bazaar and musicale which |
took place at the Wilmans opera house
Wednesday afternoon and evening, Feb
ruary ii, mention of which was made in
last weeks budger, was beautiful sue
cess as social as we'll as church ven
ture, and Melted the diGgent band of
workers the encouraging sum of s75 as
a result of their concerted efforts.
Shortly before 80 p. M, the time set
for opening, Z Gazette-Ncws representa-
tive was escorted up the stairway. pref
tliy decorated with palmetto fans and |,
other everSreenS, TO the auditorium. |,
where quite a transformation had taken |,
place IN the usual appearance Of the
room At the foot of the room and
else the most telling effect |,
might be had handsome foliage plants
were set singly or grouped en- masse in
relief OF as q charming background for a
booth.
OF the booths there were five, VIZ:
the candy and popcorn booth, Mrs. J. {.
auckland in charge; the apron booth,
Mrs J, NJ. Field in charge; the fancy
work booth, Miss Lottie Weaver in
charge; the children's booth. little Miss
Gladys Wannicut in charge. :
Mrs. Z F. Britton served refrt shments
1t the coffee stand and Mrs. T. +.
Williams at the ice cream and cake
stand
1t is matter Of fact that whenever
general attention is directed to philan- !
tropical work q number of grateful lit
lie surprises are sprung on those who !
re burdened with the responsibility of
UGH undertaking. \ point of illustra- I
ration was not lacking in this instance,
md several handsome donations were
made TO the bazaar committee. Mes
lanes knowiton and Aoulton donated