The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-10

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Mss Katherine c Ganley. Editor
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The Ae0lizn Club ot Stets0n Juive-
sity OF DeLznd- EFT. rtailed he mem
5e-s OF the Palmetto Club and invited
guests. Thursday afternoon. q Ih=
Palmetto clubhouse zi-h delightful
concert TIE clubhouse was filed 70
Overlooking with ladies' and gentlemen
who thoroughly enioyed TIE splendid
efforts Of these charming young
ladies'
The clubhouse vas appropriately
S decorated with Stetson University
peanants dispiayed II every magma
/ bic place L The white auditorium Tie
stage vas banked with ported ferns.
palms ard lovely spring flowers 4
great Stetson University flag nearly
& concealed the vail a. the rear OF the
stage The members OF the Palmetto
Club who acted as ushe-s. the presi-
dent and the hostesses. were gowne6
il white with ribbons OF green and
white, the college colors The mem
bers Of the Glee Club also were il
white. which. ombi7ed with the green
and white clubhouse. made it al har-
nonious symphony.
Mrs Murray l. Stanley. the club
president. opened the afternoons pro
gram with several announcements
which included the coming OF the
masque ball which will Be given il the
Casino Burgoyne on Tuesday evening.
March 21st Also OF the repeating.
BY request, OF the Marionettes and
Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works. which were
so popular AZ the recent Dickens car
niyal. This entertainment viii be
given in the clubhouse. Thursday eve
ming. March 23rd
Mrs Stanley then called upon Mrs
R S. Maley. the recording secretary
OF the civies department. to give q
report Of the total receipts OF the
Dickens carnival Mrs Maley an
nounced that the total receipts for the
carnival and dance we're s378. 06.
s16o.75 Of which will be devoted 10
! the building fund Of the club. s1so.75
TO the playground fund. and 1855 10
the Casino chair fund
Announcement was then made OF
> the Friday morning musicale which
VIII be given at the Congregational
church, March 18th, and the life OF
the composer. Dudley Buck. viii be
the subject. Miss May Jolley viii be
the leader.
Mrs W H. Hitchcock, the music
departments able and efficient chair
man was then introduced
This charming lady was presented
with lovely arm bouquet Of pink
roses. the silent token Of her many
friends Mrs. Hft-hcocks well chosen
remarks were as folloWs:
, Madam President end Members Of
the Palmetto Club:
In behalf OF the music department
Of our club. it gives ne much pleasure
to introduce TO you this afternoon. the
young ladies OF the A=oliaa Club. from
the leading university OF our state.
the John z. Stetsca University OF De-
Land. Florida, whom feel certain will
delightfully."- entertain US
Mrs Hitchcock then introduced
Miss Marguerite Blocker. the presi-
dent OF the Aeolian Club. who very
sweetly spoke OF the Glee Clubs
pleasure in being able to come to Day
tona and entertain the ladies Of the
! Palmetto Club.
The program was splendid Every
number well executed and finished
The girls ability fairly radiated from
their youthful persons. and one OF the
most pleasing qualities OF these fair
entertainers which is very apparent.
is their unity Of spirit, and their earn
est desire to please Any amount OF
training could not BRING out these es-
: sentials, were it not for their per-
e sonalites. and the kind regard for
their director. 3. v Guevchenian
The program:
PART ONE.
/ Tis Thy Wedding Morning
: (Cowen). Aeolian Club.
2 Reading, Miss Mary Hulley.
g. (a) Lethe (Boott), Cello obi
cato.
(b) Birthday (Cowen), Miss
Frances Sparber
4. Spring Chorus from Samson AID
Delilah saint Saens). Aeolian Club
5. Piano Solo IA Raindrop Pre-
: lude Chopin. (b) Shadow Dance
(MacDowelD Miss Louise HUXLEY.
s Reading Miss Mona Bates.
Z Vocal Trio from the Flower
I Queen (Barri). Misses Miller, Fish
and Futch.
PART TWO
u /. stars OF the Summer Night Tar
4 ranged by w o. Perkins,. AeoliaI