The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-21

Mrs. Hoyt arrived from Washington
D. G., and joined her husband last
week at the Hubbard apartment house
Mrs. Hoyt was accompanied by Mrs. |
King.
DIR. and Mrs. James entertained de- /
lightfully Tuesday evening at cards t
at their cottage. Idlewild. on Mitch
ell avenue.
There has been quite falling off
of available material for town off,
Gals since the three tickets were
placed In the field. Rev. H. H Bow
en-. DR.. J. P. Esch. Chas. H. Will
son and A. vandevorde have declin-
ed to permit their names being plac
ed on the ballot. The election takes
place Saturday. March 20.
Mrs. Stephen Smith and cousin,
Mrs. Sperry. who is spending the
winter with Mrs. Smith and family
at their home on Peninsula drive. re-
turned Saturday from a pleasant trip
| to Palm Beach. They were gone a
week. making the journey both ways
by rail.
DIR. j. w. Morrisey takes a very
creditable pride In adding to the at
Effectiveness of his winter home. vii
la Marie, on Peninsula drive. He has
recently had a hedge of 400 Amoor
privet plants set. so cedars, rs cam
phor trees, as many or more citrus
trees and more than 100 of the hand
soonest varieties of roses set in the
specially prepared west Of his resi-
dence. An absence of six months dur
ing the warm season will no doubt
bring some disappointments. but In
any event he has much happiness in
his work, and will live and learn the
plants and shrubs best adapted to
this tropical soil. In the meantime
his green lawn and brilliant flowers
greet the eyes with satisfying sensa
of the fitness of the place and sur
Iroundings.
full st. Patrick 6 o'clock dinner Mon
day evening. The guests marched
into the dining room wearing green
bonnets and hats, and adorned with =
sprig of shamrock. The salads, ice
cream and table decorations all car
ried out the color scheme, green and
white. After dinner an Irish pro-
gram was given. 1t was a brilliant
occasion and greatly enjoyed by the
participants.
The White House guests made up
a charter party and enjoyed trip
up the Tomoka Thursday in the Ell
Ayre.
Mrs. E. Rector, who suffered what
she supposed was slight sprain of
Lone ankle some six. weeks ago. is
not getting well very fast. She gets
around a little but still suffers a
good deal Of pain and Inconvenience
from it.
Leroy Willis and bride arrived this
week from Georgia and have taken
; apartments in the Oyama house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Twoley. of Nakomis
H., left Wednesday morning. The!
have occupied housekeeping rooms
I in the Harroun apartment house.
Among the recent arrivals at tht
Harroun home are Mrs. W. w. Scot
and daughter, Miss Beatrice, Smith
vile, III. Mrs. Scott and daughte
came up from st. Petersburg, wher
they have been located for severa
months.
Misses Fay Stewart and friend
Dawn Hume. of Nelson, B c., wer
hostesses Wednesday afternoon a
the meeting of the Friendly club il
the Guild hall, Daytona.
Attorney Edward L. Stewart. o
Chicago, is here on a visit to hi
mother, Mrs. Julia Stewart, an
other members of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Merriam, of Col
|. umbus, Ohio, Mrs. Moves and Wi
liam Moves, of Beaver Dam, Wis
wiz 0CiC 5oCSl0 clI LII
time, have leased Seacliff cottag
for a month outing on the beach.
Mrs. w H. Freeman entertaine
! at Pinehurst Thursday evening i
honor of two of the guests of til
n house, Mrs Graham and Mrs. Paige
who left Friday for st. Augustine o
their way to Chicago.
II Homer Carr, editor of the CARY
Ind, Tribune, and family We're guest
q at the Seaside Inn for several day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. High and Mr.. an
Mrs. Klein, of Reading, Pa, have r
turned home after a pleasant Wis
with their cousins, Mrs. Yeagy an
family at the beach cottage, Idlewilt
Miss Hester Field, matron of th
boys school in Asheville, n. c., ha