The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-08
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SEABREEZE. April s.-The last
concert of the season. given by the |
orchestra at the Clarendon hotel Sun
day evening was enjoyed by large
number of cottagers as well as the |
remaining guests at the hotel Mr.. |
Tucker, director fthe orchestra. had
with him this season a skilled com
pany of musicians, whose music has
been deep source of pleasure to the
music lovers, visitors and residents
of Seabreeze and vicinity Mrs Ne
vile, soloist for the Clarendon during
the season, sang MY Rosary" and "A
Perfect Day" with orchestra accompa-
niment, which were received with en-
thusiastic applause. Mrs. Neville has
voice of rare volume and sweetness.
At the close of the evening entertain
ment, as. the whimsical notes of "Hu-
moresque' changed to "Auld Lang
Syne," the company rose and heartily
applauded the musicians. All the
most brilliant functions of the season
for Daytona-Seabreeze- Beach
communities center at the Clarendon.
and the visitors and residents of the
several communities fully appreciate
the social life and brightness the big
fireproof hotel brings them.
A book shower and business meet
ing of the Seabreeze Library associa-
ton will be held ct the library room,
on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 The
business meeting was called to make
some arrangement for the disposal of
the library books, as the room ana
remainder of the east wing of the Vii
liams block is to be remodeled during
the summer. The room was given free
of charge to the library association
for year, which has about expired.
| AT the close of a beautiful Easter
service, enjoyed by a congregation
which filled the building, a business
meeting was called by H. G. Wells,
chairman and secretary of the board
of trustees.
The following trustees were re-
elected: w. B. Hatch, H. G. Wells.
w. II. Freeman, F. L. Seely, ]. B..
MINIS. On motion to add two more
members to the board, George w
Gardner and w. H. Sweet were
elected. Walter ]. Gamble was re-
elected treasurer. By unanimous vote
Rev. Elmer Willis Serl was offered
the pastorate for next season at
salary named by him, and was given
until July 1st to decide as to whether
he would accept.
Mr.. Serl closes this seasons min.
istry next Sunday morning, April 18th.
Miss Weeks and her father. who
have spent the winter in the CampbelI
nome on Earl street, leave Tuesday
for New York to visit a sister of Mr.
Weeks, but expect to get back to
their home in Asheville, n. c.. by Nav
LIST. They expect to return here next
season.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hill, of Michigan.
who were located on Atlantic avenue.
are now occupying the Kenney cot
| tage on North Halifax avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. c. Waterson en-
tertained the following guests at =
dinner party at their winter home on
North Halifax avenue Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis w Ayers, Mrs. Robt
D. Holmes and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
g. Young
Rev Canon McGrath, of Ormond.
rector for the Clarendon. as usual
during the season, held the last YES
per services at 500 o'clock SUNDAY
| evening in the music room.
Mrs. I. Rogen and her little daugh-
ter left Monday afternoon for their
home in Point Pleasant, n. ]. Mrs
Rogen arrived in Seabreeze about
four months ago in company with her
little daughter, sick and in nearly
| destitute condition. The people NJ
SeabreeZe, with some assistance from
residents of Daytona Beach have
taken care of her since her arrival
Inc latter part of last week r. II. But-
Ter solicited and raised over S33 To
pay Mrs. Rogen's travelling expenses
back to her home town. This amount
VIII more than do this and Warrant
some additional expense if she sbou,d
be delayed on the way. While Mrs
hogen has not recovered her health
IN a talk to a reporter she claimed to
De much improved over her condition
when she reached here.
Agnes Lowe. the daughter of Mar.
shal and Mrs. E. D. Lowe. is in tba
Florida sanitarium at Orlando undor
treatment, where she has been for
some time. She is improving ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe are receiving a.
couragIng reports from the institution
IT and Mrs. L. T. Holland gave .
dinner party Sunday at their homo
on North Peninsula drive at which Mr
ana Mrs Ed. Weldon and their guest
Miss Mildred Firnkeoss. Of Cinci1s
natl, o., were entertained. After dir
ner the company enjoyed motor
drive TO the in 1p+ in n, ~, ,