The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06

accompanied by MIS- Haynes. drove
TO jacksonville In their Packard car,
which was shipped from that point
to Massachusetts,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haynes continued their journey by
train from jacksonville to Kentucky,
to visit his mother for couple OF /
weeks before proceeding to Pittsfield.
Mass, where Mr.. Haynes takes charge
as manager of the Maplewood. Mr..
Haynes stated to reporter before
leaving that the Princess had enjoyed
q prosperous season In spite OF the
general complaint of hard times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Laughlin and
young son, who were occupying their
winter home on North Atlantic ave-
nue., departed Sunday for Evansville.
Ind. They left in their touring car.
and were accompanied as far as Jack
sonville by President E. l. Potter. of
the Clarendon. who returned the day |
following by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Dusenbery, win
, ter residents of Glenview boulevard.
closed their cottage and left Wednes-
day on their return north. They will
stop for visit with Mrs. Dusenbery's
brother in Richmond, Va, and from
there go to Rochester, N. Y, for the
summer.
Miss Dorothy Manchester delight
fully entertained a number of her
girl friends Saturday afternoon at her
home on Palmetto avenue. The pleas
ant social bee was varied by music
and guessing games. Miss Ruth Stew
art won the prize, one of Wilcox's
water colors, in an art contest. Song
solos by Mrs. Neville and Miss Leota
Coburn added much to the enjoyment
of the afternoon. Dainty refresh.
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph NJ. Rogers, OF
North Halifax avenue, leave the lat
N ter part OF the week to spend the
- summer north. From Seabreeze the,
~ go to Chicago. H.. and later to theil
nc summer home in Traverse City. Wis.
q on the lake.
nc Mrs. s. r. Mcconnell, sister o
CT Mrs Rogers, who has been with he
IT. most of the winter, decided to remai'
~ sometime longer, and has take
On rooms with Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Abel
hu crombie, at their home on North Ha
flax avenue.
Miss Martha Mullett and mothel
EN- and uncle, Marshall Mullett, close
I'LL their winter home on North Halifa
RS. avenue and departed last week fc
ay- their farm near Williamson. Mic
They left just in time to catch the r
. cent heat wave which spread over ii
!. north. In Detroit they found IL
heat at high summer temperature.
s. E. Gilmore and family have mo
D ed from their small cottage into the
Q large house on North Halifax avenu
9 which was leased during the whit
= by Miss Russell as boarding house
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Simpson, Nor
Halifax winter residents, left Z
II third day of the week for Minnea
. oils, MINI. Mrs. Simpson is talki
II the Panama-Pacific exposition, but W
not go unless her sister decides
make the trip with her Mr.. Simps
does not care to make the trip, but
poets to get out of the city to some
the nearby lake resorts for NOR
or more.
DIR. A. T. Bigelow's friends are 81
to see that he is able to be arou
again and is gradually regaining
strength after an operation at |
Klock hospital. DR.. and Mrs. Ri
low are planning to spend part of |
summer north, and expect to les
the latter part of this month, if
doctor continues to improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Hubben are n
Iii comfortably settled for the sunni
in the ], t. Dunn cottage on No
Ill Halifax avenue, which they have tai
Iii for year. Mr. and Mrs. Hubl
III were occupying one of the Claren,
Ill cottages, which they gave up vi
Mr.. Hubbelrs time as caretaker
the hotel expired.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Stengle
party, including Mr. and Mrs. FIR
Stengle, their son and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tanning. their son-in-
and daughter. the Geneva housed
party on Ocean boulevard, closed
hotel Friday and left Saturday on
early train for Jacksonville. f.
Jacksonville they make the rest of
trip by boat to New York city, en- r,
to Thousand Island Park. where
have a summer hotel called the G
va, located on a lake of the S
name.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ames, season tour
who were located in the Hubbard
tage, leave the latter part of