The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-26


leaving he leased the south room Of
the Roxby flrst moor block. Daytona.
where he will open his business next
season.
Mrs. H. A. Horn will entertain the
auction bridge club at her home on
Palmetto avenue. Friday afternoon.
| A carload lot of and S-inch pipe.
ordered by the Daytona Beach coun-
ell at the last session to complete the
water system of the town and also
to supply pipe for the Seabreeze sys
tenn, is expected to arrive this week.
/ c. B. Hambrick, former resident, is
in town. He came across country by
automobile from Tampa with his
brother. A. C. Eambrick, state COM
mander of the Maccabees, and will
be here for a short time Mrs. A. C.
Hambrick came up by train and Mr..
Hambrick joined her at the Magnolia,
which he will make his headquarters
this summer.
/ DIR. B. F. Morrisey is making some
minor Improvements in his winter
residence by the addition of three
bay windows, which will add consid-
erably to the light and breexiness of
his commodious home on Peninsula
drive.
A sad blow came to Mrs. A. S. Ran
dali and family this week in the news
of the tragic death of Oran j. Ander-
son, chemist of the Detroit Graphic
company of that city, who was
Knocked from the dash board of an
automobile by another car and in
stantly killed. Mr. Anderson married
a beloved niece of Mrs. Randall, whom
she had reared and is loved as her
own child.
The campfire boys, Willie Freeman,
Bob Wilder and Leslie Odum, held
their annual three-days' camp at Bur-
goyne's point the first of the week.
DIR. and Mrs. Hanna, of Umatillo
came up Saturday and are occupying
their cottage on Ocean avenue, where
they will spend a week or so, later
vacating it for a party who has taken
5 it for the summer
w. II. Manning and family left Sat
|, urday by automobile to motor through
II to Kalamazoo. Mich, to join his
} mother and sister Mr. Manning hao
news of the death of his father soo1
|, after his mother and sister arrived
n on their return from here
5, DR.. and Mrs. j. p. Esch and son
= Winthrop, Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Esch'.
mother, and her niece, Mrs. Farnham
10 who has been with her through tn,
rt winter and spring, leave Saturday OF
4. their return TO Huron, Ohio, thei
a summer home.
r. A. Branch has rented his HON,
d. on Coates street for the summer I.
r E. w. Mccormick and family of Bar
d tow
Mt II. G. WhitSett. wife and two sons
st Walter and Ernest, motored owe
r. from Eustis, Saturday, to spend som
al time in their beach cottage, the Viii
=, sett. at Seabreeze beach.
". Work started Monday morning O
II the new addition to the Methods
v church at Daytona Beach under Cor
es tractor Fuquay. Excavation is bein
al made for the basement which will b
used as Sunday school room. an
10 will extend under the entire buil,
n ing. The addition will be built t
is, the east of the edifce and will cos
IS approximately $4,000.
N The following weeks arrivals ar
C. noted at the Daytona Beach hotel
is. +. +. Gilbert. Jacksonville; w. "
ed Rose and wife and Miss Louis
or Booker. Orlando; F. S Perliam, Jacl
re- sonvllle; Rufus NJ. Robbins and part
mt or five. Titusville; Mr.. and Mrs. ID
he richards, Anito, o.; j. Wright an
be party of Jacksonville; S. Y. Artb,
irt and wife and Stanley Walker, Sanfor
er The Leisure Hour club meet Thur
re day afternoon at the beautiful ne
home of Mrs. A S. Randall on Pc
T. insula drive. There was no busine.
ae- before the leader, Mrs. Fl. w. Chs
TX ing, and the meeting for the afternoc
was turned over to Mrs. A. G. God
ar mark, who had the program in chars
to The subject of the afternoon. Trees
is, was interestingly discussed, nearly q
he members present taking part. Mr.
les Godsmark read very INSTRUCT,
paper on class distinction of tree
nd which was followed by a general di
on cusslon Several Instrumental pia,
nd selections by Mrs. Randall of Holl
sze wood avenue. who is an accomplish,
to musician, were greatly enjoyed.
by delicious fruit punch was served II
be leader announced the annnintnnent