The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14


| 6EABHEEzE. ApFn 1.-THE ban
quet given By the Juniors to the Sen
iors Of the Seabreese-Daytona Beach
high school 1T the Neptune hotel Sat
urday evening win go down in school
annals as = brilliant and succeAsful
function. In every way pleasantly
memorable to the honored and hon.
oring. The girls In their butterfly
dresses We'd in beauty with the now
ers. while the boys did wen their man.
~ part in looks and bearing.
The pillars in the large dining
room were entwined with greenery.
while stately palms and bright color
ed flowers were everywhere in evil
dence to beautify the surroundings.
The sweet pea blossoms were the nor.
al contribution from the juniors to
the seniors, and sweet peas and roses
were used in table decorations as
well.
Joe Green acted as POSTMASTER, as
though to the manor born. Following
a deliberate and enjoyable discussion
OF nine-course menu, toasts were
proposed and responded to as fol
lows: To the Parliamentary club; to
Field Day; Renaissance of the old
building; to the new building; to the
future sand crabs; to the seiors and
juniors; to the sandcrab. Contest
games were enjoyed during the even
ing Miss Dorothy Manchester and
Professor E H. Wakefield being win
ners and each awarded prizes. Be-
fore the company dispersed for the
night a group piture was taken.
very interesting debate was held
at the high school room Friday after
noon in which a scene in criminal
courst was presented. Joe Green
presided as judge and Luther Ward
acting as prisoner and pleading his
own case. 1t was a murder case and
the examination and cross examina-
tons lasted one and a half hours. It
resulted in the judge acquitting the
prisoner, after which, he, the pris-
oner. confessed to his guilt and in
criminated several of those who had
been on the witness stand. Mrs
Meeker, an attorney and practitioner
in law in the state of Indiana, was
present and highly complimented the
parliamentary class on the legal way
In which the case was conducted.
MI and Mrs. Rainsforth French |
and bright boys who have been in |
their cottage on North Peninsula drive
for three months, returned Monday |
TO Daytona to again occupy their
beautiful home on Cedar street. Mr.
and Mrs Quackenbros of Schenectady |
occupied the French home during the |
season They left Sunday on their
return north
Mrs Geo. L. Farrell and mother. |
Mrs McGregor, left Sunday for Phil |
adeiphia- Mr. Farrell remained to close
their handsome winter home in North |
Halifax avenue, and will join them
later in Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Jaycox. who
were with Mrs. Weston on North Hal |
flax avenue during the season, left
Monday on their return to Cold
Springs N Y.
Mrs Hornsey, who recently occu-
pied rooms at the Abercrombie homo
on North Halifax avenue, left FRIDAY |
on her way to Pittsburg. Pa, to re-
main with a niece until she joins her
son in New York city,
DR.. and Mrs. Badgerow, of Toronto. |
Canada. who are with Miss Russell at
Dixie Lodge. had a very delightful
touring trip with DIR and Mrs. Mes
senger in their car to DeLand, De
Leon Springs, Sanford, Eustis and
other interior towns. They left Mon
day morning and expected to be gone
several days.
Mrs Lena Carter and children re-
turned Monday from a ten DAYS visit
with her uncle, George Middleton. at
Crescent Beach, and joined her moth
er and other members of the family
at her home on Palmetto avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Varney, Miss
Varney and her grandmother, Mrs.
Scidmore, who have been spending
the season in the Wilcox home on the
Halifax, leave Thursday on their re-
turn to Detroit, Mich. Mr. varney
and family have entered into and ad-
ded much to the social life of Sea
breeze, and their numerous friends
and acquaintance hope for an early
return next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Baggett AMI
baby, Gordon, spent the week end
with Mrs Baggett's parents at Semin-