The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-14

HIGH the guests SdLESf6Q round the
cheerful fire in the parlor and had
!. gay time roasting marshmallows
G. M. Lewis and party of six or
eight from PENNSYLVANIA were guests
at Pinehurst for several days BEFORE
taking the Gilmore house at Sea-
breeze.
G. w. Haden of Nashville, Tenn,
arrived Tuesday and is a guest at
Pinehurst. Mr.. Haden is friend
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Martin,
who purchased the Asa Paine place
in Daytona
b. P. Richards came over from
Gainesville in his car and will be at
the Seaside Inn for the remainder of
the week.
Mrs. Bessie Ward and little son.
Emerson, of Bakersfield, Cal, are
visiting her aunt, Mrs. NJ. E. Moon
i j NJ. Schuman of Columbus City,
Ind, has rooms at the home of Mrs.
John Foster on Peninsula drive.
Kenney & Courtney have sold to
William Redwood Wharton a beach
lot, No II, block /. Cooks subdivis-
ion. South Daytona Beach, property
of w. II. Peters, Daytona.
Mrs. L. F. Knowles of Detroit,
Mich, arrived Saturday night to
spend the remainder of the season
with her father and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Beardsley. South Hal
flax avenue.
Fir. and Mrs. Ed Pierce, Mrs. E.
A. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. John Burk
and daughter. Marian. returned Sun
day night from their motor trip to
Chubb. They stopped over at Win
ter Park and Kissimmee, and alto
gether had most delightful outing
of five or six days.
Mrs. C. S. Clarke left fer Chicago
last week to accompany the sick man,
Mr.. Mills, back home Mir. Mills and
wife, friends of Mr.. and Mrs Clarke,
' came here for his health, after he
/ had undergone an operation. At
first he seemed to improve, but later
$ his wife was taken sick and he suf-
Z fered a relapse. and it became nee
) essary for him to return to the hos
: pital, and his vile was too i'll to ac-
/ company him. Mr.. and Mrs. Mills
: We're temporarily at the Reed home,
expecting later to take a house.
! e. A. Davis, of Atlanta, Ca, is
!, spending his 18th winter in Daytona
Beach and his 30th winter in Florida
: Mr.. Davis is usually at Pinehurst
: but this winter is located with Mrs
/. Noon. He is in his seth year, and
D looks like boy of 60. He is a grea
t Sunday school worker and receives
k a hearty welcome from the church
!. workers each season
> DR.. and Mrs. Funk, who made the
d trip last week with Mr.. Pierce's par
i ty, returned Monday by train an6
t. are located in the Manning house.
q Mrs. Barnes and Miss Blakeslee
It are having a garage erected on thei
adjoining properties on Peninsul;
n drive
d Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Parmente
l. of Mt. Carmel. H., are sojourneri
5. for week or so at the Horn homt
h on Peninsula drive.
t The dance given Monday evening
at the casino under the management
It of Otis Pellecier and A. Hames wa
st one of the largest affairs of the kin
ie ever held in the casino. The Sara
n. Gina band furnished the music.
Billie Horn of Mohegan, N. Y,
popular winter visitor, is registere
: at the Seaside Inn for the remainde
2 of the season.
: The Library club met with Mrs
: II. A. Horn Tuesday afternoon.
= pleasant program had been arrange
: OF reeitations, and vocal solos i
. which Mrs ". W. Wilder, Mrs. Fun
= and OLGA Bowen took part
4 Miss Edith Van de Vorde arrive
4 FROM Toronto. Canada, and joine
Il her mother -aRd other mmebers
4 the family at their home on Palmet
h street.
h Mrs. Ella Wells of Jacksonville
4 visiting her sister Mrs. D. f. Fuqua
and family on Live Oak street
Mr. and Mrs Chas McMannis
Knoxville, Tenn, after a few days
= the Seaside Inn, have taken room
&c in the Horn home.
- Mrs Lillian Putnam of Concord,
a H., is visiting her mother, Mrs !
= A. Sherman on Hollywood avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers have put
an oyster rockery for oyster bake
II the White House, which will be
x@ regular weekly feature of cuisine.
A pleasant afternoon cruise ",
no enjoyed by the guests at the Viii
ID House in the boat Ell Ayres, Sunda