The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-27

w. Taylor sister on MRS. f. ID.
Langworthy, arrived Friday from
Cleveland, Ohio. and will spend the
remainder Of the season with Mr..
and Mrs. Langworthy at their Ocean
boulevard residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson of Bingham
ton, N. Y. through the agency of
6. F. Burgman have leased and are
.AOw occupying Mrs. Sarah r. Nc
GonneN's handsome winter residence
a the Halifax. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Son have been guests at the Claren-
don for some time and are olo
friends Of Seabreeze. having spent
Z number of seasons in City Beauti-
ful.
George Carew, who with his fam
ny. are guests at the Clarendon,
Tuesday rented Mrs. NJ. J. Muir
phys pretty home, Ideal Cottage. of
c. F. Bureman. and win take pos
session tomorrow.
A party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. 8. Douglas, Mrs. Ellen Douglas.
Mrs. C. A. Page and children of
Gu1ford, Me-. who were stopping at
the Princess Issena. have leased the
Rhode Island cottage ON Atlantic
avenue and are pleasantly domicfled
therein for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Woodward are
looking forward to the completion
- <hn3e, horadc~mno unu, t,oooh t,n~o.
dow wkhin a couple of weeks. A
glance over the premises, with its
upt0 date garage, winding cement
walks. marled and graded grounds,
through which the green sod is be-
ginning to show, and an examina-
ton of the interior of the new home
Il very convincing of its excellence
and superiority in convenience OF ar
are five rooms on the first floor.
The interior finish is beaver board
instead of lath and plaster, which
Il painted and parti,iOned with mar
The large living room, which is
beamed and open to the ceiling, has
a generous fireplace, window seat
and bookcases On each side. 1t is
very suggestive of home comforts.
The den, especially for Mr.. Wood
wards delectatiOn, is unusually at
tractive. as are also the dining room
and two dainty bedrooms with bath
between. All rooms are done in old
rose, except the two bedrooms which
are in robins egg blue. A big eel
lar and furnace for heating, an ar
tesian well and electric engine for
forcing water, completes the details
of q modern winter home in Sea
breeze.
George H. Wells, who owns a
lot just north of Mr.. Woodward S
property, is considering plans and
specifications for building a beach
cottage. Also it is understood tina:
MIR. Smithers is making arrange
ments to erect> a winter residence
on his lot on the corner ofUniver
sity boulevard and Grandview ave
nue.. These winter homes if built
= will be substantial improvements tC
North Seabreeze, and give neat
bOOss to property in this direction.
Mr.. and Mrs John Cebelhoer en-
tertained at dinner and card party
Monday evening at the Clarendon
The decorations were American
Beauty roses, break-O'-the day pink:
and ferns. Six tables were set il
the beautiful private dining room O
the Clarendon, and the elaborate din
, ner was served at $50. TOaStil We're
given by Mrs. Farrell and Messrs
Rogers, UebelhOer, Gamble and DIR
ESch. After dilner bridge whis
and 500 were enjoyed. The tables
six in all, four of bridge whist ant
two of 500, were set in the ball room
The highest scores in bridge were
made by Mrs. Walter J. Gamble ant
George Wells. and on 800 thu
highest scores were made by Mrs
McGregor and MIR. Cords. Fou
handsome PRISE were awarded tn
four scoring highest. Flowers wer'
awarder Mrs. Erregger and MIR. Wood
ward, the consolation winners. Tn
guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers, Mr.. AM
Mrs. Farrell. Mr.. and Mrs. I. F
Colds and Mrs. T. Edward Cords
DR.. and Mrs Esch, Mr.. and Mrs
Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. FOgg, Mrs
E. A. Freeman, Mesdames McGrego
and Putnam.
The San SOuci club met Thursda
afternoon with Mrs UebelhOer. Tn
program was arranged by Mrs. f. \
Freeman. 1t was Dickens day. Ro
call was responded to by quotation
from the author, Mrs. Freeman
Bret Hart on Dickens in camp. Mis-
Blakeslee gave synopsis of Pickwic