The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-10

HOTEL 0RnOND
OPEN FOR SEASON

FOR BIG HOTEL WHICH z
OPENED FOR LUNCHEON FRI :
DAY NOON. l.
The Ormond hotel opened for lunch :
con Friday. and D. J. Trudeau. man :
ager, and A. D. Wright, assistant man
ager. were present 10 extend a cordial :
greeting 10 the many former patrons :
who arrived II is a source OF graf
ifcation TO the guests that the hotel :
encourage viii be much the same as
last year. Miss NJ A Clarke, as house
keeper. A. n. Chase. cashier. Thomas :
A. Delaney, chief engineer; Luke :
Glennon. assistant cashier: Ramon S (
Stinson. front clerk; James A Grady. :
night clerk: s. B. Pettengill. chef.
and Thomas P Kennedy, Of Limerick.
Ireland head bellman; Guy c. Whit
man, head porter, and J. H LOBBY, .
head waiter :
William H Fenrich's orchestra, of .
New York city. is here and viii be
under the direction of Ernest Roent-
gen, who has made the music such :
popular feature at Ormond, all the
members of his orchestra being men
of exceptional ability. The opening
concert was given daily in the after
noon and evening: and commencing
4 = - = +,
ditional concert IN the Ormond Beach
clubhouse from IL a. m, till 1890.
Two new motor buses have re-
placed the old mule car service be-
tween the station and the Ormond ho-
tel, and four trains daily, two each
way, arrive and depart from the Or
mond hotel
A string of saddle horses from Bret |
ton Woods, n. H, under the manage
] ment Of George d. Rowland, has been /
installed. so that horseback riding
: will again be a feature Of Ormond-
A great many patrons are returning
with their autos and chauffeurs, and
the famous Ormond Beach has never
l 0CCA La 0CtLCA I0A0ASkOA All AA0tOi Lug
! | 1t is as hard and smooth as asphalt,
and is fully four hundred feet wide
William H Thompson, Of Green
witch, Conn, who is in charge of the
lOrmond garage. has installed several
new and up-todate cars, which win
> be for hire.
II George Merritt, with several as
sistants, is again in charge of the Or
:. mond golf links, and Mrs George
Rowland viii again direct the making
of the delicious cake and pastry in
, the Ormond pastry room, for which
she is so justly famous.
The improvements made for the
ze season consist largely of papering
and painting a hundred bed rooms,
:. the outside painting OF the hotel, and
new rugs for the lobby, and the TO
tunda certainly looks very smart with
"a. numberless groups of palms and flow
ers against the white pillars
- John d. Rockefeller, of New York
city, has reserved several suites OF
rooms for himself and his friends
and has set his arrival for early II
: February.
III Among other former valued patron:
from New York city booked to re
- turn may be mentioned Mr.. and Mrs
Sutphen. Mr.. and Mrs C. F. Snyder
Mr.. and Mrs. A Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs
II. c. Irons, j. T. Dettmer, E ]. Far
rel and party, Mr.. and Mrs. Ella.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Cooke
. Mrs. F. Pares Osborn and Dr. an,
Mrs. ]. Blake White, Mr. and Mrs
=. Burch, of Rochester, n. Y, are ais
returning.
From St Louis there viii be E {
Simmons, of the Simmons Hardwar
company; Mr.. and Mrs ]. w Scuddel
Mr.. and Mrs R f. Carr, and Mr.. an
Mrs F. o. Watts
IL Philadelphia sends Mr.. and Mr..
E. J. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. A. l
anu Fell.
aiet Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Olney, of Thoml
son, Conn, are to return, also Mr.. an
a. Mrs. ]. R. Gladding and Mr.. and Mr.
.lT. J. Moran. of Providence, R
~ From Manchester, N H, will retur
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Parker, E. Ca
penter and T. A. Kennedy. S. Wa
OF bridge and family and E. Cumming
and family. of Toledo, o., are expec
ed among the early arrivals, as al
Ave. also Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lightner. of 6
- Paul, Mimi, Mr. and Mrs. J. HI
brook, Boston, Mass, Mr.. and Nj
Y E. NJ Kirby and Mr.. and Mrs.
Date Chase, of Wilkesbarre. Pa, Mrs. al
Miss Helen Gurley, of Chicago, MI
ser E. Brinckerhoff, of Englewood, n
s. l. Watson, of Paramount, W. V
ave. will return with his family, and \
. and Mrs. Lenox Sheafe Rose, of Ma