The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10
DOings
at DaytOna
Beach

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DAYTONA BEACH, Feb. 1O-A pref.
" little wedding ceremony took place
at the Seaside, Inn at 2:3O Tuesday
afternoon between Miss Virginia Nc
Kenzie of Negannie, Mich, and w.
P. Cole, Of Hot Springs, Ark. The
I ceremony took place in the front par
lOr Of the hostelTy, in the presence
OF about twenty-five invited guests,
most Of whom are hotel habitues, Rev
". H. Burns, of Chicago, officiating,
Flowers, most beautiful, the orchid,
and lily Of the valley, were not want
ing in the wedding decorations. The
. guests at the hotel table with Miss
Mackenzie and her mother, presented
the flowers to decorate the
table at the noon luncheon. The pref
ty young bride was becomingIy at
tired in a travelling suit and hat, the
groom in the conventional black, and
they both looked absurdly happy, so a
Crusty old gentleman said as they
boarded the buss on their wedding
trip. Mr.. Cole is a prominent real es-
tate man of his section and has for
his bride a very charming young lady
all the way from the Wolverine State
Mr.. Cole and his bride go from st.
Augustine to Atlanta, and from there
to their home in Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hoskins, Of West
Virginia, who were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. McNutt at Daytona Beach last
week, have continued their journey
to st. Lucie, this state, where Mr..
Hoskins has interest in a large pin
cry.
The TOfigny Club were entertained
by Miss Green Monday evening at
her winter cottage on Valley street
The San Souci Club will meet with
Mrs. J. a. Coburn, Seabreeze, on
Thursday afternoon, the usual hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mortimer set
up their household goods last week
in their pretty new winter home on
Palmetto avenue, where every pros
pect pleases and they are as happy
as two birds in a bush.
DR.. I. H. Springer has recently
purchased of Chas. a. Cherry, the lot .
on Palmetto avenue, north and adjoin-
ing Mr.. Cherry's home property.
Mrs. w. H. Freeman went up to
Jacksonville Sunday to visit her motifs
er who is in feeble health
E. J. COllette and wife, of Chicago,
are temporary soiourners at Pine
hurst this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and daughter
and party Of three, arrived from
VT, and are at The Pine
hurst for an indefinite stay.
A private dance was given at the
casino Wednesday evening. Invita-
tons were issued to ten or twelve
Miss Ida Haskins arrived from the
north and Joined her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. P. Haskins, who are spend
ng the winter at the Hibbard home.
Mrs. Frank Tallant and two daugh-
-ers, are recent arrivals at Surf Crest
where they viii spend the month.
Mrs. \. B. McClafferty, Mrs. Hib-
2ard's cousin, is spending the season
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hibbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Perry. SYRIA {
use, y. y, groom and bride. left I
Wednesday morning, after a few DAYS 7
It the Seaside Inn. for Melbourne
Beach. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Leedy. Of Fort a
Wayne. Ind, are located with Mr.. c
nd Mrs Wilson, on Seabreeze ave f
ue.
The Ladies Aid Of the N. E. church v
ill serve an oyster supper at the
hurch annex Friday evening. y
J. E. Springer, DR.. Springer's broth
?, returned to his home in Valdosta. G
"a, after very pleasant visit with a
IS relatives on Peninsula drive. !
A George and Martha Washington O.