The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
DOings
at Daytona
Beach

Mesdames Colliver and Shelly, the
entertainment committee, and the of /
ficers of the class. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. |
A. Bowen, were on the reception com
mittee and were well assisted by a |
corps of willing helpers. Mrs. Gage
ception was well attneded and af-
forded the company a very pleasant
afternoon musical program was
given and delicious punch and cake
served
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ayres gave num-
Der of their friends a delightful wa
ter trip and auto party Tuesday. Mrs.
Ayres took the ladies of the party
in their auto to point below Port
Orange, where they were met by Mr..
Ayres and the gentlemen, who had
made the trip in the boat, Bin Ayre.
A delicious picnic dinner was served.
After luncheon the ladies visited to-
gether while the gentlemen cast
their fishing lines and succeeded in
hooking a fine catch of trout.
The card parties at the White
House are very popular with the
4 guests and their friends. Saturday
evening six tables were set for 500,
and the games were much enjoyed.
Mr.. Ellis of Paducah. KY, won first
prize. and Mr.. Hogg off Chicago, con-
3 ISOLATION. At the close of the games
Brownies appeared and entertained
the company with fantastic, fairy
!. dancing. The White House served
a large number at New Year dinner,
which was decided success, as are
all holiday occasions under Mr. and
Mrs. Ayres' capable directing.
The library tea given at the
home of Mrs. Cora Powell Monday
afternoon, was well attended Mrs.
Whiting, a missionary, who has spent
much of her life in China. gave an
interesting talk of the country and
her experiences, and Misses Olga and
Helen Bowen gave rotations
Souci club Thursday afternoon OF
last week at the pleasant home of
Mrs. J. P. Esch, was exceptionally
well enjoyed. Mrs. Watkins read
an interesting paper on music, and
the Wilson orchestra gave a beauti
full concert. The program was in
charge of Mrs Wilson
3 ROLAND Heating and wife spent q
couple of days on the beach, visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Heating, returning home Monday
They made the trip in their motor
car.
q Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Dimmick, O
e Boswell, Ind, have taken apartment
b at Ocean Spray for the remainder o
y the season. Mr. Dimmick is mayo
z of his home town
n r. S. Hook, of Redding. Mass.
b regular winter visitor, arrived thi
B week and has rooms as usual at tn
& Harroun house.
Little Miss Florence Smith of Pa
h latka, is visiting her grandparents
4 Mr.. and Mrs. A S Harroun thi
8 week
Mr.. and Mrs. Bastor of Chagril
Falls. Mass. are recent arrivals O.
the beach.
Jas. H. Barr of Brockton, Ind. ha
secured apartments at the Harrou
apartment house
Mr.. and Mrs. D. LichtenwaIer c
Wisconsin, arrived this week an
have taken rooms for the season i
one of the Hubbard flats.
Mr.. and Mrs w S. OIds arrive
Tuesday evening from Lansing, Mic
and are occupying their home o
Hollywood avenue. Mr. and Mr.
Odds encountered two freight wreck
and came in six hours late.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Field and Ii
tie son arrived from Jackson. Mic
the latter part of last week to o
cupy their beautiful home on tt
river front for the remainder of tt
q season.
G. L. Wrigley and wife Of Ne
q York, have taken a suite of rooms
the John Thompson home.
= Numerous improvements have be-
b madesin the Pinehurst hotel this Sc
ii son. An addition to two new b.
81 rooms on the first floor, new bal
rooms, new kitchen and the DIM,
room enlarged and given southe
opening, have greatly enhanced Il
comforts and attractiveness of th
y popular. home like hotel and the 7
turning guests are greatly pleas
b over the change.
u MasdamaS Rarnsnu nnd IT..