The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1909-06-05
Lumber,
Seabreeze and Daytona Beach.
MRS. II. A. BERNARD, Editor.

ration Day was generally observed at
Pinewood Cemetery. New flags we're
draped over the graves of the Union
and Confederate soldiers, and friends
and relatives visited ''the silent city
of the dead" from early morning
until late afternoon, placing their beau
floral tributes Of undergraduates.
Mrs. W. l.. Baldrige. of Winter Park
joined her husband ut the Seaside Inn
Monday.
Mrs. c. \. Miles and party. of the
Seaside Inn. enjoyed picnic luncheon
and turtle egg hunt on the beach Sat-
urday night They were quite success
full, bringing home enough eggs to
supply the neighborhood needs.
NJ. b. Church, Of Daytona, is supply
ng at the Daytona Beach Pharmacy, in
the absence of Jas. F. Dobbins. proprie-
tor, who is away Oh Il months vacation.
H. F. Dobbins, of Altoona, was over
from the interior last week visiting his
brother and accompanied him to Jack
sonvile Monday morning.
The members of the Epworth League
Society presented Mr. and Mrs c. H.
Wilson with handsome silver spoon,
before their departure for the north, in
appreciation of their Kindness in con-
tributinS their musical services
Capt ". ID. Oliver. a Confederate
veteran. who rounded out his 70 years
May 81, will attend the reunion of the
Confederate veterans of the State OF
Florida, which " i'll he held at Ocala on
the 2nd, Bird and 4th of this month.
One If his cherished treasures Is bat
te.ed naval flag which fioated from the
flag pole of his ship during the CHI
War
Miss Lee Bowers has returned from
her second term at Stetson University.
and is with her mother at the Daytona
Beach Hotel
H. S Fawcetl. OF Gainesville, prom
inent member Of the Horticultural So
ciety, was registered at the Daytons
Beach Hotel last week.
Col and Mrs. VIM Nj. Shaffner and
Mr.. Turner and family are taking their
meals at Ocean Villa.
*MiSs Tuft, OF New York, is doing
drcssmaking at DuytoAa Beach Millin-
cry Store.
G. L. Johnson was in Cocoa last week
visiting relatives.
Mesdames kurtz, Rogers, little Vir-
ginia kurtz and Miss Alice Dauyherty,
by invitation of DIR. II. e. Tnrner, had u
pleasant motor ear trip to Del-eOn
Springs last week.
Prof J. Ii. Seldom returns Saturday
from Plant City, hear which place he
has been conducting summer normal.
Miss Pearl Spaul,iing left Friday OF
last week tor New York, where she ex-
poets to spend the summer.
DIR. J. A. Van Valzah and two daugh-
tiers, Lois and Eunice, left Monday for
Philadelphia for visit with relatives.
The Epworth League on next Monday
/ evening the eth, will hold social and
business meeting at the parsonage. A
| full attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Holcomb. groom
and bride, of Palatka, are spending
their honeymoon at the White House.
Mr.. Nicholson sister, Miss Nicholson,
who has been visiting here the past
week, left Monday for Georgia.
Mrs. Il. l.. Howard is having store
house built Oh the rear of her lot on Pal
! netto avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. }. Beardsley, popular
winter residents, leave tomorrow for
their summer home at Boyne City,
Mich. They expect to stop over at
Biltmore y. g., and Detroit, Mich for
a visit
Mr. and Mrs. +. \. Branch leave Mon
day for al overland trip to Seville.
where they wall visit with the latter
parents. in the height of the peach and
watermelon season
The Misses France Sparber and Lena
Tomlinson spent the week at DeI.and,
attending Stetson University commence
ment exercises.
Abigail Bartholomew Chapter, d. A..
! r., held their first anniversary meeting
1T the home Of the Regent, Miss kathryn
Thorp, May Goth AS many of the
members had gone to their northern
homes only portion of the Chapter were
present to enjoy the gracious hospitality
| of Mrs and Miss Thorp No formal
program was given, the meeting being
! OF :. formal nature. A test review Of
! the winters WORK Ill the shape of his
j torlcal connundrumS, which were all
very clever, resulted IN the awarding of
q dainty souvenir TO Mrs. Alexander I
! Blgalow, who solved is OF the 10 lueS-
| tons. This souvenir was silk flag.
bearing suitable inscription Mrs.
VIM Rcnaid being next with correct
answers WAS presented with a box of
ID. A. T. stationery. Mrs. Charles Gard
lner drew the third souvenir, tiny flag
with suitable advice. The dainty re-
| irr>lintnts were also of a historical
type. tie birthday cake having thirteen
flags REPRESENTING the original thirteen
colonies, while the solitary candle pro-
claimed the infancy of the Chapter.
| The Afternoon was delightful and greatly
.nlovcu by the members.