The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-01-12
:: SEABREEZE and
:: DAYTONA BEACH

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Seabreeze, January lO.-The Sea
breeze Congregational church will be
dedicated Sunday afternoon, the services
taking place at 3 o'clock. Rev. DR..
Frank E. Jenkins, superintendent of
missions for the South, will officiate, as
sisted by DR.. Byron Marsh Dr. Jenkins
reputation as speaker, rs we'll as the
interest in the occasion, will, no doubt,
command q full house. A collection will
be taken and it is hoped the friends will
come prepared to assist in the good work.
The church is now practically completed
with the exception of the outside paint
ing. The new seats are both tasty and
comfortable, Walter CANDLES selection
as are the beautiful windows, which ire
eliciting many complimentary remarks.
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the Con-
gregational church met with Mrs. Weth-
erby, on Valley street. yesterday after
noon. The attendance was large, rs
much interest is being manifested to
make a success of the coming bazaar
which is to take place next month. The
next fortnightly meeting will be held At
Mrs. H. c. Buckland's home.
Mr.. and Mrs John Bianchl announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Louise Bianchi, to John Stanard Brown,
Of st. Louis, Mo. The prominence Of
Miss Bianchi and Mr. Brown in their
respective social circles makes the an
nOuncement of more than usual interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HeSSer and niece,
Miss Zuich, who were temporarily loca-
ted at the Dixie Lodge, have taken the
Stevens bungalow-the same occupied
by Mrs. Hesser last winter for The
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cane and Miss
Pippey, of Canada, when heard from
were in New York, en- route to Sea-
breeze, and are daily expected to arrive
by their friends
Mr.. Pierson, family and sister, Mrs
Green, are guests of the Seminole Lodge
while their home on Valley street i be-
ing repaired and put i'll readiness for
their occupancy.
John Bianchi's launch, winch afforded
much pleasure to large circle Of young
people last winter, has been purchased
by J. ". Erregger,
Mrs. James Wier and daughter, If
Brooklyn, n. Y, will arrive today on :.
months visit with Mr.. and MrS. J. ".
Erresser.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b Abercrumbie are
at home after All absence IF many
months. and are being heartily welcomed
by score Of friends. They found Chat
tanooga, Tenn, little too cool for their
Florida blood at this season Of the year
They stopped en- route at Birmingham,
Ala, to visit their son, Carl Abercron-
bic, and his wife, and they report Carl
as doing well and standing high III the
esteem Of his business concern.
Mr. Burdick's home on Valley street
IL receiving a new coat of paint,
K. T. Buffers sister, Miss Rhoda But
ier, of Cincinnati, will visit him this win
ter. They will probably keep houSt. i'll
one of Mr.. Buffers cottages.
Mrs. Roger Winfield is anticipating
the pleasure of visit from her friend,
Mrs. Edwin Meredith, who is expected
to arrive from Colorado soon.
Captain and Mrs. White, Of Nashville,
Tenn, are guests of the Dixie Lodge.
Mrs. Fletcher Wilson gave Mrs. d.
Dryer pleasant birthday surprise and
her friends an enjoyable social occasion
Tuesday evening. Ice cream and cake
were served.
The handsome residence and grounds
OF Colonel and Mrs. {. c. Post have
been rented for the months of February
and March to Lawrence Jones, OF Louis
vile, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Post have not
yet decided as towhether they Will make
a trip further south during that period
but are entertaining plans in that direc-
ton.
h. c. Buckland is building i three
room cottage on Second avenue in Day
tona for ". ". Smith, Of Oyster Bay.
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