The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17

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Tuesday svcnin6 -
on North Hnlilh3 ov11Io N
ed out ono q ~ to1lleo< -
occasions Of this ooonon. + 4 (4
that the dtgnined mayor q Geol3Q
no less than his honor. 4. ~. 1pf1 -
veloped wonderful ability - t1ocp1o.
cutor. and Mr.. Waterson shone' wiE1
no less splendor Is high comeoiap.
The efforts OF the entertainers bsouGhf
forth peals after peals OF merry laugh
ter. and the evening win b long 70
membered as one Of the merriest Of al
by those who gathered at the hospitar
BILE home. Vocal and instrumental
music contributed to the pleasures Of
the evening. Light refreshments were
enjoyed. Miss Pierson, at the solic-
itation of the company gave for the
closing number "A Perfect Day. and
the season adieus were said to those
who left the following day on their
way north. after all had joined In sing
ing Aud Lang Syne.
To the qualification of his congre-
cation. Rev. Elmer Willie Serl has
been able to so arrange his appoint
ments that he can remain over IN
Seabreeze until May 1st In conse-
puence. services will be held at the
Tourist church Sunday morning, as
usual
The most encouraging report comes
from DR.. A. T. Bigelow. ex-mayor. who
ten days or more. 1t is quite likely
that Dr. Bigelow will be well enough
to come home by Saturday.
Mrs. Ruby, who has been at New
Smyrna with Major and Mrs. Aber-
crombie for several months. came
home last week and is with Mrs Bige-
low in the doctors absence.
Mrs. Tincher and her little son
John, who have been with their moth
1
her home on North Halifax avenue all
winter. left Thursday for Washington
d. c., and points in New Jersey, to
visit relatives, enroute to their home
in Danville, Ill. Mrs. Tinchers maid
accompanied them to Jacksonville. to
go from there directly to Danville. III
c. S. Coryell, whose family left last
| Saturday on their return to Toronto
Canada, decided to remain sometime
longer, and is guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Waterson. on
North Halifax avenue.
Mrs. E. P. Stengle, proprietor of the
Geneva, went up to Jacksonville Wed
nesday morning with Mrs. Bell Gavin
and her mother. Mrs. Gunther, the
latter of whom has been quite i'll at
the Geneva for several weeks, but
was able to start on her return trip
to Owensboro, Ky.
A large number of guests of the
Princess Issena left Saturday on their
return north. However. business has
kept up there splendidly there still
being 90 in the hotel at this time.
The social season at the Princess
lssena waxed very gay toward the
end. For the past two weeks or more.
boat parties, putting parties, automo-
bile parties and card parties have fol-
lowed in quick succession. and al
though the number has lessened the
spirit of pleasure is none the less in
| evidence.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dillon leave
the latter part of the week on their
return to Pittsfield. Mass. after a
four months stay at the Princess Is
sena.
Mrs G. F. Burgman and sons. Je.
rome and Leo, and guests of the Sem
mole Lodge, Mrs. Howard Stanton
and daughter, and Mrs. S. Elyin and
Miss Marie zulich joined the excur.
sionlsts on the Southland for a trim
to the Tomoka Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Williams. nj
-. 4 hO nave D1en spend
ing the eason at New Smyrna. are al
the Geneva for the week.
Among other recent arrivals at the
Geneva are Mrs. j. Oran and two
daughters of Toronto. who came an
from Miami this week, and ID. Nj
SIMPLIFY and wife. of Shiloh Springs
n. Y.
MT and Mrs. II. G. Wells closed
their winter home on Earl street Mon
day and left to spend the summer il
Maiden Ill. Mr.. and Mrs Wells left
earlier than usual this spring on &C.
count of business matters. Mr.Wells
mas disposed TO his farm and will
oulid new bungalow home in Nal.
deh. Mr. and Mrs. Wells are very
active In church work. Mr.. Wells l.