The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-05-08
Lumber,
Seabreeze and Daytona Beach.
MRS. II. A. BERNARD, Editor.

DAYTONA BEACH. May 5-Prof.
J. H. Seldom is conducting two mouths
normal at Plant City, after which he
expects to return home for the summer.
Archie Yeivington went up to Hast
ings Sunday to accept position with
Mr.. Mccullough for the season.
The Epworth League, at business
meeting held Monday night, elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
president, \. VandevOrde; first vice
president, Mrs D. Dryer; second vice
president, Miss Lena Tomlinson; third
vice president, Miss Ethel Strothers:
fourth vice president, Miss Maude
Strothers; secretary, Roland Barre;
| treasurer, Miss Grace Burdick. On
May 18th at the evening hour the
League anniversary will be celebrated
with program at the NJ. E. Church.
The following committee on decoration
was appointed: Misses Matte ielving-
ton, Grace Smith. Jack Strothers and
| Roland Barre.
! f H. Webster's mother and sister.
Mrs Mitchell. left Monday for their
| home at ustis
Mrs NJ Brooks, who mas .ione such
efficient service as organist at the NJ. r.
Church for the past year, rendered her
resignation and Miss Matte felving-
ton was chosen by the music committee
as her successor.
Miss Anna Hanson, of Portland,
Maine, and \. B. Elliott, of Chicago, are
at the White House.
Mrs. Rape friend and guest of Mrs.
Cora Powell on Grandview avenue, LETT
Monday, after months visit, for her
home in Dalton, Ga.
Miss France Sparber gave May
party Saturday afternoon from 400
ntil 900 ut the home of her parents on
GrandvleW avenue. TWenty-three guests
were present and it Was one Of the pref
tiest boy and girl affairs Daytona Beach
has enjoyed in many moons. The dec
orations were beautifully planned. As
was the entire program. The MaypOle
was planted on the green lawn adjoln.
ing the house, and it WAS here that the
entire program was carried out. Miss
Jeanette kidgeway was chosen Queen
of the May and Clarence Rose, knight
Misses Lois Van Vulzah, Fay Stewart
Winfred Aman and Ruth Coats were
maids OF honor. \ picnic supper
was served. with flower fAvors for eacf
guest. Flower games followed. frs
prizes for which were hand painted
souvenirs and second prizes, May bas
kets. The winners were Misses Jessi,
Tomlinson. Mamie Swartz. Claire Tom
linson and Pearl Wilson. The Maypol
dance which followed the GROWING O
the queen was one of the prettiest exer
cises of the celebration.
*Aft-r April 18th Surf Crest will Civ
rates of $500 and 500 per week47-4
G. 4. Miles and wife, of jacksonville
, are registered at the Seaside Inn. Tn
marriage Of this popular couple ut Rock
lege recently, is an item OF much interes
here Mrs Miles nee Miss Bessie Owen
has been "A guest of the Seaside Inn 70
some four or five seasons past, and
, highly esteemed by host of friends
Mr.. Miles has made this hostelry hi
headquarters for several seasons. Ii
is the financial man of Smith, Richard
son & Conroy Co., of Jacksonville.
An election of officers for the ensuin
year took place at the meeting of tn
. San Souci Club last Wednesday, Mrs
w b. Reed, hostess. The followin
. officers Were elected: president, Mrs
Vim. Ronald (reeiected0 vice president
Mrs. c. II. Wilson (reelected) secretar
and treasurer Mrs. W. b. Reed. Apar
! from very interesting program, Mrs
), Reed, rs hostess, made the social hOu
more than usually pleasant and enjoy
i able. The next meeting. which will b
. the last Of the season, will be held q
home of Mrs. Robt. c. Waters0n, Hall
, fax avenue, Seabreeze.
! W. o Bostick, Of DeLand, has &C
ccpted position with the G. Buncl
grocery for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest c. Walker, 0
r Huntington, are spending their honey
moon at the Seaside Inn The prett
bride was Miss Murel Swaybee, Q
d Crescent City. Mr. Walker is well an
iavorably known here, having owne
; property on the beach at Seabreez
r until within the past few months.