The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-04

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ard and Mrs. M. E. Kennedy, who |
have had high-class dreesmaking /
rooms in Ormond during the past sea-
son. have returned to their homes In
Boston. While here they made many
acouaintances and friends who hope /
for their return in the fall.
Mrs. T. F. Evernden and Mrs. Udora
Watson attended the thirty-second
annual meeting of the General Con-
greeational conference, held at Jack
sonyille. on Tuesday and Wednesday |
of last week, Mrs. Evernden being in
attendance as president of the State |
Missionary society of that body, and
Mrs. Watson representing the Union
church of Ormond The reports have
not been handed in but it is under
stood that the conference held very
interesting and successful session.
Those who have watched the eff
forts pro and con in the matter of
the division of Ormond, will be inter
ested to know that the committee on
cities and towns in the legislature
last Friday morning voted unani-
mously against the division.
Leonard Knox and son, Donald, who
are spending a few weeks at Breton
Inn, gave a small picnic up the To
moka on Thursday. The day was ideal
for river picnic and everything
seemed to contribute to the good
cheer and pleasure of the occasion.
Those participating in the trip were
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nj. Lindsay, Miss
t Vining. Miss Stout. Miss Reilly,
) Charles Knox and Mr.. Wood. The
: many friends of Leonard Knox will
: be glad to know that he has greatly
improved in health of late and is now
$ going about.
S Miss Emma Weatherbee entertained
I delightfully."- at afternoon tea on Tues
: day of last week. the outgoing and in
l. coming officers of the Village I'm
) provement association, together with
one or two friends After spe lding
;. a very pleasant hour or two in social
+ intercourse tea and light refresh
a ments were served. Those enjoying
IS Miss Weatherbee's hospitality were
e. Mesdames Price, Thornton. Rich
L mond, Waldron. McCurry, Daub
Shaw, Green, Hinkley, Reilly and tn,
lie Misses Foulke and Lucy Reilly.
Gail Borden. with his aunt. Mrs
1 Nr-ax-
on Monday morning, going direct t,
Home Farm" the Borden famil-
= residence at Waikiki, n. V, Mrs
y Borden, with her companion, Mis-
= Johnston. having preceded her sol
some two or three weeks since.
n The business meeting of the V.
is A. was held last Friday afternoon i
O. the library rooms. Miss Weatherbe
81 in the chair. A number of minor ma
tiers were discussed and passed upo
5. and the name of Miss Jean Lindsa
an proposed and accepted for member
&c ship. The society is much sgratifie
over the steady growth which ha
or been evidenced during the past Sc,
son, and is looking forward to sti
re- greater ascessions to its ranks With
es. the next year
I'm Little Edna Carnell is unite i'll .
66 the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mr.
Fred CARMEL, on Lincoln avenue.
on Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ. Lindsay an
daughter, Jean, closed their wint,
'ut residence on the Peninsula on Mo
day leaving for their home in Roc
ester, ~ Y.
The children's May day party w;
heid on the library grounds on 81
- urday afternoon. The MAY pole dan,
~ was given by several little maiden
a. who were charming in their fiowe
: oedecked white dresses,and Nj
ANNIE Carnell was crowned queen
e' May. Ice cream. cake and candy we
SOLD on the grounds. Mrs. James
a'e Winning donating the cream. and aho
''e $500 was realized. which sum w
De turned over to the school impro,
ment fund. The affair was very :,
cessfuliy carried out. Mrs. Mac
thornton in charge.
ere
'om Hon. II. c. Putnam. of Oak u
In member of the Florida lesis,a,,,
eea was shaking hands with friends at ,
to railway depot, Monday afternoon ,
VIII Putnam had been spending tho va,
mas end at his home in Oak Hill and "
returning to Tallahassee where
had represents Volusia county in
= lower house. Mr.. Putnam has ON
A Following in Daytona, being W
a known here.
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