The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-23
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DAYTONA BEACH. Feb.23-There
Il a steady increase in the attendance
- the Methodist Sunday school. Last
sunday POI answered to roll call.
Recently the superintendent has
started a cradle roll which is very
popular with the mothers, and many
of the Kindergarten class are be ng
mustered In.
The entertainment given by the
Baracca class at the casino Friday
evening was great success. All the
seats were taken for the evening, and
the refreshment stands were we'll pat
ronized. The Indian camp, the drills,
tableaux and readings made a pretty
and entertaining program. Miss Gro
man and other teachers in the Sun
day school deserve much credit tor
the satisfactory arrangement of all
the details and the large attendance
showed q community interest in the
success Of the evening. very crafty
ing to the gettersWp Of the benefit.
The net receipts were $63. which will
be applied in the purchase OF a car
net for the church.
A Princeton bicycle belonging to
Mrs. Luella MckeOn, a tourist spend
ing the winter in the Carson beach
cottage, was stolen sometime Friday
evening from the front porch Of the
cottage. Sunday morning c. A. Ken
ney found the wheel in the river,
where it had evidently been dropped,
standing straight, upheld by the mud
It was fished up and taken to John
sons livery, where it had been pur-
chased by Mrs. McKeon several
weeks ago and readily recognized as
her wheel. There is no clew to the
theft
Hon. Chas. T.. Cherry entertained
at birthday dinner Monday even
ing at his winter home on Palmetto
avenue. Covers were laid for the
following guests: DR.. and Mrs. Mes
senger, MIR. and Mrs. Heating. Col
Pierce, MIR. and Mrs. HarrOun and
daughter. Mrs. VIM. F. Pau.zein.
Judge Watson. guest at the White
House, left Tuesday morning for Palm
Beach on a short visit. He will re-
turn to finish the season at this
hotel.
The sun parlor just competed a:
an afterthOught to Mrs. Cora POwe.l's
well appointed home on Grandview
avenue, makes it as complete as :
birds nest.
The stores closed at ten O'Clock
Wednesday morning in observance Of
Washington's birthday anniversary.
The choir service under the direc
ton of H. F. Stewart, Mrs. VIM
Turner ,Organist, was unusually en-
tOyable Sunday morning c. H. Will
son and Miss Carey played a celk
and violin duet. Mrs. Ellis, of Hiram
Ohio, was soloiSt in the anthem suns
by the choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bullock and two chill
dren, Of Chicago. ILL.,. are recent ar
rivals, located for the remainder q
the season in the Seashell cottage OF
Ocean avenue. Mr. Bullock brought
his car down with him.
Alex. Harrison, formerly of Derby
shire. Sherwood Forest, England. Ell
tertainned the guests of the Sur
Crest hotel Sunday evening by show
ing pictures taken during the Boo
81.
His explanations were very intere st
ing. Mr. Harrison has sold silve
medal given him by the Que ell Of Eng
land for bravery in theBoer war; thi
he prizes very highly . Guests from
many states, sojourning in the hOte!
appreciated Mr.. Harrison kindnes
in furnishing such rare and enjoyabl
entertainment Mrs. Harr.sOn's elgh
years experience in connect on witt
the British army enabled him to be
come thoroughly posted on Thu
subject.
MIR. and Mrs. LeRetilley, Of Gosh
Octon, Ohio, arrived last week AM
have secured rooms in the FuQIa
house.
Mns. Marietta c. Brooks entertaine'
the Tourist Sunday school class at tn
NJ. E. church Tuesday evening. Tn
usual musical and literary program
was rendered
Indiana Day will be celebrated b.
those Ito the manor born" Februar
2S at the Methodist church. Dime
will be served in the church base
meM. A program of speeches an
songs has been arranged.
MIR and Mrs + NJ Smifh and III