The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24
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DAYTONA BEACH, April 24s-Rev.
j. M. Johnson, revivalist, who con-
Quoted a series of meetings at the
First Methodist church of Daytona.
will spend the summer here with his
family in the winter residence of l..
H. Field on the river front
George p Johnson went down to
New Smyrna, Wednesday, to look af
ter and have the usual spring work
done on his orange grove.
The ladies' aid of the Methodist
church held a social meeting in the |
church parlor Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Edward Curtis and babies, |
who have been With her parents, Mr. |
and Mrs. ]. H. Haight, at their win |
ter home in Peninsula drive. left |
Thursday on their return to Peeks- |
kill. N. ", to join Mr.. Curtis.
| Mrs. Emma Freeman and Miss
Blakeslee entertained very delight
fully. Saturday afternoon, at a bridge
party at the home of Mrs. Freeman.
The tables were arranged on the
porch, which was decorated in a
prodigal wealth of flowers. interest
| ing games were arranged for the non
| card players. The prize winners at
bridge were Mrs. Pensinger and Mrs
| Ramsey, and at the game contest
Mrs. Coburn and Mrs. Holmes, Sr.
Delicious fruit punch was served dur
ing the afternoon, and ice cream and
cake at the conclusion of the games.
Burton Rogers and his sister, Miss
X. Rogers, who have been spending
the first season at their new winter
home on Vermont avenue, leave Sat
urday on their return to Warren, Pa
They will be accompanied by their
charming house guests, Miss Stella
Taylor and Mrs. Mouse, of Warren,
who have been with them throughout
the season. Mr.. Rogers last winter
! purchased a lot on Wild Olive ave-
E nue., near Ocean boulevard, Sea-
: breeze. with the expectation of build
|. ing but deferred building for another
season.
DIR. and Mrs. E. E. Hunter, who
e have been spending month at the
Il Harris-Hunter winter home on Pal
metto avenue, left Monday on thei,
return to Tennessee.
l. Mr. and Mrs. ]. p Glenn, the genia
| me- Of hn
d entertaining as house guest, w.
l., Hill. of La Grange, ILL.,, who is
well-known winter visitor at tn,
d beach.
re Mr.. and Mrs. W. U. Lewis. white
he residents of Palmetto avenue, left tn
er latter part of last week on their +,
TX turn to Lovington, Ill.
nd w. L. Miller has purchased throug
sr. ]. e. d. Graves agency. lot No. 3
m block / OF the Hubbell estate.
Mrs. II. G. Houser, of Miami, VIII
a; came to Daytona to attend the o.
lg. s., and was the guest at the whit,
We home of Mrs. and Miss Thorp on Pc
at insula drive. has returned home.
te- Life lines have been placed in p
as sition in front of the Heating CASH
for the protection of the SUNNI
bathers. This will be interesting |
"a formation for the numerous sper
'ai the-day beach parties which will m
~ tiply in number from now on as {
. hot weather increases the attract
for sea bathing.
The following pleasant party
Canadians are registered at I
Breakers for an indefinite stay: NJ
A. E. Cameron and son, Malcolm,
Brockville, Ont. and Miss Su
Dixon, of Winchester, Ont
. Miss Mertie Freeman will en-,
tain at cards at her home on PEI
sula drive Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. ID. DAWSON
!. family. who occupied the Keat
= cattage opposite the Seaside Inn,
party consisting of Mr. and Mrs
. M. Jackson and family, and Mr..
Mrs. N p Alkier, who were iocs
ON Ocean avenue. all West Virgins