The Daytona gazette=news., 1909-05-22

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roses, lilies, carnations, magnolias and
white oleanders. The League charter
and Maltese cross, hung at the back of
pulpit, Were brought into relief by
graceful draping Of red and white bunt-
ing, and handsome boquets frightened
all available inches. The program was
rendered as follows:
Orchestra Selection.
Song-Assembly.
Prayer-Rev. w. l.. Barre.
Song-SchOol.
Scripture Reading.
Song-School.
Reading, The League as New Church
MOvement--MiSsM Nj. CrOman.
Song, Beloved Star--Miss Lois Van
Valzah
Address, The Organization and
Growth of the Epworth Leaxue-Rev.
Rutter.
Orchestra Selection.
Reading Young People to the Front
Miss Grace Smith.
Solo-H. F. Stewart.
Ofertory-Orchestra
Duet--Misses Aman.
Work of League the Past Year-Miss
HON. the retiring president
Solo-Rev Barre.
Installation of Officers
Words of Greeting and Brief Outlook
of Future W"rk--A. Vandevorde, the
newly elected president of the League
Bsnediction.
At the morning service. the bacca-
laureate sermon was delivered by Rev.
Barre. The church was handsomely
decorated in the class cOlOrS pink and
green. The sermon was an uplifting
and earnest address to the young
people. A special musical program was
enjoyed.
The entertainment in honor of the
graduates, given by Miss Grace Smith
ut her home on Peninsula Drive, Tues
day evening of last week, was a
most delightful success to the partici-
pants. The parlor decorations were
pink and green, the class colors. and
largely the class flower, the beautiful
oleander, although many of Mrs. Smith s
rare plant s. were brought into requisi.
ton in beautifying the occasion. Move.
games varied the social program and
dainty refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. X Banks returned
from Il motor car trip in the interior Sat-
urday afternoon. They leave for Shel
don, y. d., this week.
Miss Sallie Holland will leave this
week on Il visit to friends in central
Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pockington and daugh-
ter, Miss Frances, who have been visit
ing Dir. and Mrs. Hardman at the Will
son home, left Tuesday evening for St.
Augustine enrOute north.
DIR. and Mrs. J. P. Esch, children and
mother, Mrs. Wright, left early Mon
day morning for summer alb
sence at their home at Huron, Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ii. Wilson, having
! rented their winter home for the sum
mer, leave this week for their home at
Binghampton, N. Y.
Mrs. A. Hibbard and daughter, Miss
Maude. who have spent several months
at the Hibhard apartment house, left
last week for New York.
Mrs. E. G. Hibbard has opened a
dressmaking department in her millin
cry establishment ON Seabreeze avenue.
Chat Odum returned last Friday night
from boat trip up the Matanzas, where
he had gone to help tow ANOTHER boat
to its destination. Mr.. Odum's return
was delayed SO much longer than ex-
pected that his family had grown quite
uneasy about him.
Mrs. Celeste Kinks took formal DOS
session of the Daytona Beach Hotel
Tuesday, and expects to do q good sea.
son 5 business.
Mr. and Mrs Nicholson returned Mon
day from visit to Geneva.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Howard. Of the
White House, spent SATURDAY. in Or.
mond.
! The east end of the Seaside Inn is tn
be remodeled. A convenient waiting
room to catch the outgoing buses and
a new east entrance will add greatly to
the appearanc of the Seabreeze avenue
approach of this popular hostelry.
4 delightful informal tea was given
by Miss Ruth Coates last Friday after
noon as a farewell to the Misses keat-
ing, at her home on Seabreeze avenue.
Tea was served on the front porch.
Those present were the Misses Keatinp.
Spanlding. Fay Stewart. Lois Won Val.
zah, Julia Kingston, and Messrs. Hadwin
Courtney and Gibbins.
! Mr.. and Mrs J. Wilcox. of Ocala
have taken the SLell cottage on Ocean
avenue for the season.
Dinner Guests.