The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17

llt1- CA ASOs. 0aAA-
uel Carter, of East Orange, N. j.,
filled an appointment at the Sea-
breeze Congregational church Sunday
afternoon following Sunday School
The eloquent and scholarly discourse
was enjoyed by one of the largest con-
gregations of the winter. DR.. Carter
took for his subject, I sought for a
Man." and his earnestness in~ portray
ing true manhood, physically, mental
ly and morally, made deep impress
sion on his listeners.
Mrs. Sarah Mcconnell, who has
been spending the winter at the Prin-
cess Issena, left today for CharlOttes-
vile, Va, where she will join her
daughter and son, Miss Elinor and
James Mcconnell ].
Thos Burkhard, ST., arrived Sat-
urday from Brooklyn, N. Y. and will
spend some time at the Burkhard
home on the river front, Valley st.
He was joined on Monday by his sis
ter, Mrs. VIM. Allen, her daughter
and little son, of Farmingdale, L. l.,
and his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Thos.
Burkhard, Jr., who are here for a
week only. Mrs. Allen is postmis-
tress of Farmingdale, and is taking
short vacation from office confine-
ment
| Roger Clark, the young man who
/ has been recuperating at Princess Is
sena for month past, left this af-
ternoon with his nurse for Jackson
Vile, on his way to New York. He
will stop at I Asheville for several
weeks stay, en- route.
Mrs. Josie Denny, of Mortified,
VT, who has a winter home at Win
ter Park, arrived this noon and is
1 guest of Mrs. Evernden this week.
DR. and Mrs. S. 7. Carter, and
daughter, Miss Janet, left Tuesday
morning on their return to East Or
ange, N. J. They expect to spend at
least part of next winter at Seabreeze
Mr.. and Mrs. Bach, the latter
mother, Mrs. Foote, tourists who
came over from Lake Helen, are occu
plying Mrs H. S. Morrisons home on
Oakridge avenue for the remainder
of the season.
A marshmallow roast on the beach,
given by the Seabreeze social set of
young ladies, will be a delightful so
cial feature of the week, wind and
weather permitting.
Jas. P. Abercrombie leaves Thurs
day for North Georgia, where he may
engage in farming interests
w. S. Russell, a prominent hotel
man OF Boothbay, Mass, who has beer
the guest of the Princess Issena for
several weeks, left this morning on
bis return north. He is very much
delighted with Seabreeze.
Mrs. Vought, of Greensboro, n. c.,
who has been spending the month on
Grandview avenue. left Monday on hel
return home. Mrs. Vought is a friend
OF Miss S. E. Russell, and usually
spends the summer at Monteagle
Tenn, at the Iatter's summer home
Howard Williams was transactfne
business in Daytona and Seabreeze
the first part of the week, returning
to Jacksonville Tuesday night.
j. F. Street, of the firm of Price
& McLanahan, Philadelphia, who has
:, been here for sometime in connection
with the Clarendon hotel building
left on Monday on business trip tc
+ Philadelphia. He expects to return il
in the course of several wekes.
W. T. Hadlow, contractor for the
Clarendon, was in Seabreeze day o.
two the first part of the week, over
looking the work of construction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred a. Smith ant
two pretty daughters, Helen L., anC
: Louise L. Smith, of Rockford, III.
. came over from Winter Park Monday
: and will spend the balance of Marcel
a and the month of April, as usual, a
! the Princess Issena.
Mr.. and Mrs. John futile. and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Bales, who have beer
stopping at the Burgman home, Ief
Tuesday for Cuba.
Mr.. LevisOn, a prominent attorne,
= of Chicago. his son and tutor, hav,
taken rooms at the Gilmore house OF
= Halifax avenue.
c. S. Coryell and son, Warren, ar
rived from Toronto, and joined tn
y formers father and mother AT m,
II Baldwin cottage on Valley street
q Warren Coryell is an Athenian ath
: lete and has won a large number O
trophies