The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-09

|
the motoring possibilities here.
Mrs. Frank Myers, of Anderson
Ind. was among those who registered
Yesterday at Schmidt's hotel, where
she will be a pleasant addition to the
round Of informal pleasure that guests
are enjoying
Mrs. Geo. Hern and Mrs. NJ. Clark, OF
Philadelphia, were luncheon guests al
the RIdgewood on Thursday en- route
to Palm Beach by motor car. The
ladies will make an extended visit at
Daytona on their return north.
| Mrs. Jock Dyment. of Toronto, Can
ada, Mrs. N. Crosse, Of LEROY, Canada
Mrs. B. w. Baily, Of North Bay, Can
ada. who are wintering at the Prince
George, drove to ST. Augustine yester.
day and will spend the weekend at
| the Alcazar.
Motoring from Chicago to Palm
Beach is James D. McCrew who STOP
ped at the Despland for luncheon on
Thursday. Mr.. McCrew was favora-
bly, impressed with Daytona and will
| make short visit here en- route north
about the first of March.
Among the arrivals at the Despland
on Thursday was Erwin NJ. Jennings.
| OF Bridgeport, Conn.,, who has come
to Daytona for a stay indefinite. Mr..
Jennings is a personal friend of Mr..
| and Mrs. G. w. Goodsell who are
spending the winter at the hotel.
Mrs. James r. Roosevelt, of New
York. arrived at the Ridgewood on
wednesday evening to make an ex.
tended visit. Mrs. Roosevelt was a
guest at this hotel last winter. and
has a number Of friends at the hotel
who are glad to welcome her return.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.. Walton, of Rich
mond. Va, with their daughter and
son, were among the interesting guests
who registered Wednesday at the
Seaside Inn. They are delighted with
| their attractive surroundings at the
resort and will prolong their stay in
definitely
Portland. Maine guests at the Des-
pland to arrive on Wednesday are Mrs
Chas. {. BickfOrd and Charles A. Bick.
ford. who will remain for a lengthy
visit. This Is their first visit to
Daytona, and they are so pleased with
1t sa winter resort they will stay on
indefinitely.
William Bait, of New York. who
IS stopping at the Ridgewood hotel
accompanied by his wife, is a brother
OF Eddie Bait. who was the famous
champion bicycle rider of the world
Eddie" is now living in Pittsburgh
where he conducts a flourishine auto
mobile business.
Mr.. ad Mrs. John B. Haul. and
John r. Hauf. of Albany. N. v. who
were incoming guests at Schmidt's
MOTEL yesterday, made the trip from
New York to Savannah via water and
were at sea during the intense cold
ana stormy weather of the past week.
speaking OF the trip yesterday Young
Mr. Hauf said, We were six hours off
cape Hatteras, making no headwav
anu on the port side of the ship the ice
was two inches thick.' Mr.. and Nrs
I1auI visited Daytona three years ago
anu were not content until. thew re-
turned this season.
notable arrival at the Windsor
IS George A. Upton, of Boston and
Magnolla, Mass, who has been a rep
ular winter visitor at Daytona for q
number of years. Mr.. Upton is
former well known hotel man and for
a number of summers conducted the
Oceanside hotel at Magnolia. Mass
one OF the most aristocratic hostelries
IN New England, which has a very
exclusive patronage. accommodating
over five hundred guests. Mr.. I'm
tons many friends will be pleased to
hear of his return to Daytona.
When the God-of-Thingsa s. They
Ought-to-Be awakened to his sins OF
omission yesterday and filled Day
tomas weather Golfers full of warmly
RADIANT sunshine. interest in outdoor
sports revived and the roads were fill |
ed with automobiles, golf links were
thronged, and even the surf claimed
Its quota. However. even the re urn |
OF Florida's ideal weather could not |
win the group of inveterate bowlers
at Schmidts hotel away from the al |
leys. Phillip Gross, 81 years old. |
whose swimming feats created a sen.
sation at the Nautilus pool, won addi- |
tlonal fame when he piled up high !
score against Mr.. and Mrs. w. Per
kins, John Richmond and George Mess
man.