The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-31

SEABREEZE, March 31-The Sc
Quel to brief, congenial acquaint
ance and quick courtship We're con-
sumated in a quiet wedding at the
Kingston parsonage Sunday after
noon, March eth, at half past four
o'clock, when j. L. Springer, of At
lanta, Ca, and Miss Charlotte X.
Green, of Fargo, N. D.. were Joined
in holy wedlock by Rev. d. D. DEF
3ernweirth, in the presence of the
members of his household only. At
ter the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. ].
L. Springer, after an hour or so au-
tomobiling, returned to Daytoha Beach
and are housekeeping in the pleas
ant little cottage on South Valley
street, belonging to A. ]. Beardsley,
which Miss Green. with her brother
Walter, had been occupying during
the season.
Mr.. Springer is son of DIR. and
Mrs. 1. H. Springer, is a young man
/: of fine business ability and very pop
ular in the community. He holds
position in Williams Department store
Seabreeze. Mrs. Springer is a charm
ing girl and has made many friends
during her seasons stay in the com
munity.
Miss Lena Tomlinson arrived home
from Braddock Wednesday, her school
having closed for the spring term.
Jerome and Leo Burgman enter
tanned a number of their friends with
boat party on Tuesday evening On
reaching the Tomoka the party land
ed at a certain point, built camp
! fire and had royal good time sit
ting around the fire partaking of the
tempting luncheon, which included ice
cream and cake, and afterwards tell
ing over school day escapades, and
hair breadth escapes from the right
eous wrath of the pedagogue. Those
enjoying the occasion were the three
Misses Peirson, Misses Evernden,
and Burgman, and Messrs Ronald,
Wetherby, Jerome and Leo Burgman
and Wesley Herrick, who was in
charge of the boat.
The Princess Issena has a house
ful of guests and as yet has not call
ed in the roomers placed in the cot
tages. The season has been the best
yet for this beautiful home hotel,
and it has won a host of new friends
who have made reservations for next
season.
Mrs. George Bestor. three children
and maid. of Minneapolis, who have
been spending the winter at the Prin-
cess Issena, leave Friday for St. Lou
is. where they viii visit a few weeks
before going home,
The servants quarters at The New
Clarendon is nearing completion. The
electricians are wiring the building,
and work has been started on the
laundry. The Southern Terra Con
crete Company are here with force
of experienced men, ready TO begin
the reinforcing work. Teams are
grading down the grounds north OF
Ocean boulevard, and the foundation
laid.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Waggoner mo-
tored over to DeLand Wednesday
where Mr.. Waggoner was called on
business
B. +. Martindale returned home las
night. While he received some Sc
we're Commissions about the head, his
condition was not so serious as was
at first reported.
Mrs. c. NJ. Vining. who has closed
up her business affairs IN Florida on
account of Ill health, and will make
her future home with her sister, Mrs.
Livingston, in Columbus. Ohio, made
a handsome bequest to the Seabreeze
library Mrs. Vining donated to the
Seabreeze library 70 volumes of stand
ard works, only three or four of these
books being works of fiction, and
these from the best writer's. Among
these books are a full volume OF
Shakespeare, several volumes of
Dickens, Darwin, complete set OF Ten
Iyson's and LongfeIlow's poems, etc.
A gift like this TO small reading
room struggling through its first