The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-12

at her home on Grandview avenue
They were properly chaperoned by
one of the teachers. Most of the
party were Stetson students in the
music department. and members of
the Stetson Glee club, and Grandvie v
avenue enjoyed some extra good
music while they were here. Bath
ing was the popular pastime. and tie
young people, ten of whom remained
over until Sunday afternoon, enjoyed
their holiday to the fullest extent.
Mrs. NJ. e. Lewis and Mrs. E. Pen
ney, who have been occupying rooms
in Mrs. Powells apartment house on
Harvey street, left Monday on their
return to Stockholm, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Phillips, win
ter residents on Grandview avenu ).
returned to Pittsford. VT, this week.
Hon. N. Z. Harris, the successful
candidate for governor of Georgia,
and wife, are occupying their cottage
on Palmetto avenue for few weeks
rest before he assumes his new duties
in the executive mansion, in June.
Major Crews. the popular business
representative of the Times Union,
was circulating among his friends
and acquaintances on the beach Mon.
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Hubbard OF
Live Oak street, left last week FOL
New York in the hope that the change
would be beneficial to Mrs. Hubbard
who has been in ill-health all winter
| Sweets for the Sweet
Miss Ruth Coates, honoring Miss
Ella Willaume of Daytona. enter
| tanned % or more of her friends o.
Thursday afternoon from 2:30 to 5. CT
at her home on Palmetto avenue al
preserve and favorite recipe shove
At dainty flower contest Mrs. Ack
land Sitting won the jar of jell,
offered The gaily decorated express
wagon which delivered the Jars O
preserves and jelly to the honoret
was driven by Master Alfred Wand,
| Word. An appetizing salad course ant
hot coffee were added zest TO the en-
joyment of the hours. THE End o
a Perfect Day" sweetly sung by Mis-.
Marion knight, was also a pleasant
feature of the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Horn and babies
who spent the season on the beach
leasing their cottage on Palmett,
street, moved back home the latte
part of last week, and are again con.
Portable settled for the summer.
Mrs. III. t. Coates and daughter
Miss Elsie Coates, left Monday after
noon to visit friends in Sanford am,
Tarpon Springs. They expected I.
be away from home about a count,
of weeks.
A Successful Gardener
Some of Mrs. A. Vande World
friends claim that if she planted
rusty nail it would grow. AS TO tina
we are not so sure, but her success
In the cultivation of rare plants an,
edibles has gone forth. She has
most promising fruit orchard of citru
trees, peaches, plums, pears and ON
ounce tree all growing finely. am
many of the trees in bearing on he
lot north of the home Her vegetabl
garden Is furnishing the home wit
plenty of fine squash and peas, no,
that the early vegetables have bee
J pulled, and rhubarb bed, which ha
been furnishing the family with deli,
. ious pies since early spring. or he
many experiments this is one of tn
ones in which everybody said. "Yo
! can't grow rhubarb here. Thus-an,
: so and thus-and-so have tried it On
failed, and you are wasting YOU
: time" And so she is particular
proud of her success. The plants al
large and thrifty and grow off yer
rapidly, but as she said, the bed wa
carefully prepared and contains littl