The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-28

1ue guests OF Seminole Lodge
and Mr. and Mrs, Bnrsman enjoyed
. picnic dinner at DeLeon Spring
last Thursday. The trip was made
IN three touring cars. the party stop
ping On their return at DeLand for
. short time to view the beauty and
improvements Of the college town.
The tourists enjoying the delightful
outing were Judge and Mrs. C. b.
Grant. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Gribben.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Ronald. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Speck, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
E. A. Mccarthy and son. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Gaylord, L. Abt and r. H.
Graham. Some OF the party took
their bathing suits along and had a
dip in the water of the famous De-
Leon springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickering, Jr. who
have been at the Gilmore house, left
Wednesday on their return to Thomp-
son. Pa. The remainder of the party
expect to start north by April 1.
T. w. Weaver has had electric
lights and city water put in his two
beach cottages, Weaver Den and
Weaver Villa.
Mrs. Langdon and three children,
who have been occupying the Kelly
cottage on the beach, left Monday for
Muncie, Ind. their home town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Stuart did a
very successful rooming business wit
their house and cottage home on
Grandview avenue, this season. So
much SO that Mr.. Stewart contem-
plates remodeling and enlarging the
capacity of the house to meet the
growing demands Of the seasons.
Mrs. w. Atwood of Charlottesville,
Va. who has been visiting her moth
er. Mrs. Gantz. on Halifax avenue,
left last week on her return home.
w. A. Baggett was on the North
bridge Tuesday afternoon pulling out
sheephead. When weather conditions
are just right he is hopeful to recov-
er the entire use of his limbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baggett will return
home soon, their cottage on the riv-
er front being vacated Tuesday by
tF, mfr+or- fouanfc
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N Manchester
and family, including Miss Northup
and Miss Crane closed their winter
honle on Palmetto avenue and left
last week on their return to Facto-
ryville, Pa. A letter received by
friends here said Miss Crane, who
has been i'll Tor sometime, stood the
trip quite we'll.
William Mott. who has been gwith
his parents. MIR. and Mrs. E. B. Mott
on North Peninsula drive most of the
winter. left Saturday on his return
to Schenectady, N. Y.
Mrs. Hin, her daughter and son,
are occupying the Wetherby cot
tage recently vacated BIZ Mr.. and Mrs.
Connor. who have returned to Indi-
ana.
Recent registrations at the Gene
va are Mrs. A. ". skinner. +. w
skinner, Mexico. y. Y; Mrs. Z. n.
Durham, Whitesboro, " Y; Miss
Anna d. Lewis, Red Wing, Mimi;
Miss Edith L. Johnston, Westmore-
land. n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
w. Leete, Long Meadow. Mass. The
Geneva will remain open through
April.
Recent arrivals at the Princess Is.
sena: Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Crafts,
Miss Julia Crafts, New York; Mrs
s. H. Nickerson, Calais, Me-; Mrs.
N. A. Bigney, DR.. and Mrs. Hunt
Greenville, Me-; Frank l. Cornwall.
Ann Arbor, Mich; Mrs. L. H. Par
ker, Evanston, III; Mr.. and Mrs 3
A. Beachy and son Harold, and Miss
Story, Chicago; w. G. Sparrow ana
wife. Toronto; Mrs. Daniel Hogan
Danville, I'll.
Chas. w. Leeds and MISS Ellen
Leeds returned Saturday from TRIP
to Orlando and are again at the Frhi-
cess Issena.
Miss Marian Hatch and trlehd' Nils9
cimlicb left Wednesday in compa-
nv with Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Plumb
and daughter, Frances, on their re-
turn north. Miss Hatch going to Vine
land. her summer home and the re
mainder of the party to Pittsfieid.
Mrs. Terry and Miss Dority, OF To-
ledo, O., friends of Miss Off, are
guests at Hotel Clarendon.
Henry w. Hayes, the popular
Young proprietor of the Princess -
sena says that the house Will remain
amen until May. /, if the patronage
instifies. and the present indications