The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21
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: party Of about so friends. princi-
aplly the guests of hheir house and
cottages, in honor Of their daghter,
Mr.. Paulzein. Of Chicago. and Mrs.
Barstow. Of Palatka A program OF
reading and music was rendered, and
delicious ice cream and cake were
served.
Mrs. Margaret Mallory last week
SOLD to w. Walker, Of Freeaandville,
Ind. Q lot on Palmetto avenue, op-
posite Mrs. Beazell's property. The
contrAct for the construction of a
cottage has been let to Dana Fuquay
and the brick piers are already up,
laid by A. Vandevord- The cot
taGe p to be a one-story building of
four rooms.
The town council at It's last meet
ing discussed the cost Of electric
lighting Seabreeze avenue, and a
committee was appointed to confer
With the electric company and re-
sort a1 the next meeting. It was
the town talk that he council had
been stirred to action by the prog
Tsssfve property owners on Palmetto
avenue. who have already installed
four electric street lights on their
avenue.
A. VandeVord has a force Of men
finishing the cement work ON the
Andrews residence on the beach.
Mrs. H. H. Eel, of Shady Dale,
Ca, arrived Saturday night on
visit to her sister, Mrs. l. H.
Springer. on Peninsula drive.
Ray Seldom as in De Land Fri
yda and Saturday of last week, re-
turning home Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Guard, Of
Edgewood, N. j.. are recent arrivals
are located in apartments at the
Wilson home.
Miss L. Mae Myers, OF Chicago.
and o. T. Atkinson and friend, W.
T. Harmon, of LOvingtOn. ILL.,. are
recent arrivals at the PinehuSt.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Wheeler and
daughter. Miss Gretchen. Of Crown
Point. Ind, who arrived Saturday.
nave rooms in the Smith block.
E. Il. Mott returned Tuesday from
DeLand, where he had gone to over
see the packing and shipping OF his
fruit crop.
N. N. Bailey, who has had long
siege Of illness. is slowly recovering.
On Tuesday morning he walked TO
the postoffice for the first time since
hb attack.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. Y. Fowler arrived
Tuesday night from Frankfort, Ind.
and win spend the remainder Of the
season at the Strother home on
Seabreeze avenue, where they have
housekeeping apartmnts.
MIR. and Mrs. F. T. Cornell, OF
New Haven, Conn. and Mr.. ana
Mrs. S. B. Kurtz. Of Brooklyn. n.
Y, are among tn recent arrivals at
the White House.
Two Mormon elders from Utah
we're here for a'cOuple Of days this
week spreading their literature.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. A. Parker ar
rived from Bloomfield, ILL.,. and are
amending a few days with DR.. ana
Mrs. Young ON Grandview avenue
before taking their apartments IN
the Smith block.
Rev. DR.. Bowen left Tuesday al
ternoon to attend conference at ST.
Petersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Miller. OF
Marietta. O.. regular winter WIS.,
tors. arrived this week ana nave
rooms with MIR. and Mrs. Compropst
w. l.. Turner, a long residence
tourist. headed subscription :.
raise finds for putt ing seats mere aiiu
there along Seabreeze avenue ano
at the ocean approach. This Is an
occasion for the public spirited cHsf
zens to step forward and assist IL
supplying a long-feN want by "ne
home community, as we'll as the WIS
nors. Once the good work seos ~
ing perhaps the infection Will splea'
In valley street. The distance Iron
Ocean boulevard to the ferry ooc'
would be considerably shortened 0!
a few rest-awhile spots.
Miss Julia Kingston entema'ne'
the Tofigny club and other frlend
at their regular meeting Iuesoa:
evening. Unique games were piaseo
Miss DeCamp and Mrs. Dobbin con
tribwted largely to the enjoyment Q
the evening by vocal and instrumen
tai music. Delicious refresnnenu
were served. Some % young iaole
were present. the guest Of honor be
ing Miss Florence Favre, OF Peorld
H.. a cousin of the hostess.
Among the guess at the Seaeiu
Inn, who have been coming yea
after year, William Horn. OF Ne'
Lork and Miss Ella shank. OF Lai
sing, MICH. are noted.