The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-25
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ARMoND, Fla, March 23.-Leonaiu
n Knox of Mound Grove. who mas
been very i'll at his home, is now
s,ow,v improving and expects TO De
taken to Hotel Ormond some 'ine
tbis week, thinking the change may
prove beneficial.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac H. Sawyer VINO
have been spending greater por'iol
80 tho season in Ormond, returheu
worth on Saturday morning. MIS-
SAWYER will stop a short time WIN
Mr. Sawyer in New York before re-
turning to the Sawyer summer ho"e
, at Bedford, Mass. i
i. Mrs Kenneth G. Castleman' OF
ouiev;,,e XIV. is visiting her father
j. Cant Geo f. Norton, at Breton inh
|, Mrs Laura Bonnie is also IN the
T party. :,
) Mice Florence irwin, a well known
e writer on auction bridge, IS spehuins
n week at Breton lnn
st Mrs Thomas Preston, Jr., enter
IT ..ined some friends at tea on FRIDAY
y afternoon. u,s
lie iobn Robbins, son of Mr.. and MIS-
IT Philemon Robbins on Palmetto street
n rotnrned from business trip 10 NE"
~ York on Wednesday of last week. anu
n, wil, he with his parents for the re-
noinder of their stay in Ormond. MT
ma Robbins has spent the past four years
Sc. on the East Coast Of Africa where he
nd renresented in that country the lars
ost snice and coffee dealers In Ne"
ISIS York city.
it'll All reports from the street ta'r re
o., Gently held in the village nave pee'
lie. handed in, and those contributing u
us this annual entertainment OF the VII
20 ,o,o folks either by work or patron
lro- age, will be interested to learn Una
me the handsome sum of nearly S63o'o
was netted. The management ma
out wei, feel proud of its efforts.
and The closing weeks of the ormoh
ere Golf season are made interesting D
To several events for ladies'. On Monda
,ost there was ladies' putin
ers, match; on Tuesday a mixed iou
1me some and on Wednesday clock go
Hiss match for women The prizes IN VI
her last event we're offered by Miss +
me. more Goodnough, of New York. and
n d Mrs. James P. Vining. Following u
Mrs NAV tea was served at Breton Inn.
lore, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Cuyler' )
5 o. of Brooklyn, are at Breton Inn
ng" the closing weeks of their sojourn
1ote' Florida.
able The regular meeting of the V. /.
ying was held on Friday afternoon at t
,and library rooms. the president, MI
d in Emma Weatherbee, in the cha
East After a short business session t
the meeting adjourned to the chur
,ures where Mrs w. A. Core, who had t
day in charge, had arranged for
,tage Chapman, president Of the Americ
sday Ornithological society, to deliver
Mrs address on Florida birds. A lal
drip, audience awaited Dr. Chapman, "
edell. is a fluent speaker, and who gave
/, Mr.. most delightful and instructive
Yin. on this interesting subject. Aftel
is a rising, vote of thanks to the SPEAK
(red) those present were asked to join
holes, club members in social hour at
tree library rooms. The hostesses for
y die day were Mesdames kimball, Ley
the Merritt and Miss Lippincott.
mes Mrs. Hartwell Green and Mrs. II
them lev entertained at dinner at Il
large home on New Britain avenue on N
fresh day evening. Those enjoying Il
range hospitality we're Miss Margaret He
ecent- Miss Emma Weatherbee, Mr.. and
Il per John A. Reilly and Miss Reilly.
show The annual meeting of the III
Occa- church was held on Friday aftern
trick, March 10Th. Reports from the var
e fruit departmente 49, ''-'~""" :" witt