The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-15
NAVY lEsER ATOMS
FOR ST. PhTRICk'S
BALL AT CLARENDON

to attend the dance. and with the I'M
usually notable gathering Of guests at
the hotel augmented by many from
the triple resorts and also from Or
mond. the event viii eclipse even the
Washington's birthday ball. The st.
Patrick's note will be carried out in
many novel ways.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Grimes and Miss
Mary Grimes, of Dayton, Ohio who
spent several weeks in Daytona. are
now at the Clarendon for the remain
der of the season
Mrs. Frederick Fl. Pope and Mrs
Arnold w. Pope. prominent hostesses
OF Boston, Mass. were incoming guests
at the Clarendon yesterday
Mrs. J. Charles Kerr is charming
addition to the Cincinnati colony at
the Clarendon where she expects to
remain until the close Of the season.
Mr. and Mrs S A Sommes, Of Sag
NAV, Mich. who are guests at the
Clarendon, are finding the attractive
surroundings of the resort altogether
delightful and will prolong their stay
indefinitely.
DR.. and Mrs. F. s. Andrews. of
Chicago. ILL.,. came UP Yesterday from
the Royal Poinciana and are guests at
the Clarendon for an indefinite stay.
Other late guests at the Clarendon
are L. Chester. New York City. l.
Nitzschmann, of ST. Louis. Mo. and
William s. Gray. of New York City.
Myron T. McLaren. OF Milwaukee.
Wis, who has been the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. lmbush at their winter
home in Seabreeze. is now az the CIar-
endOn for the remainder OF the sea
SON.
The Indiana colony at the Claren-
don received charming acquisitions
yesterday in the arrival Of Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Hunt. OF kokomo. who
come for lengthy sojourn
A group OF prominent Ohio people
who are guests at the Clarendon are
Mrs. G. Smallwood. Miss Mary +
Smallwood and Mrs E Q ODonneu.
OF Elyria. who expect 10 remain
through March
Mrs. c. 5. Simmons. Of Birming
ham, Ala. and Miss Eve Homer. ot
Asheyille. n c., are guests q, the
Clarendon for several days stas.
Noted among the manv dinner
guests in the Clarendon grill TUESDAY
night were twelve. who mctorei over
from Ormond and remained for the
dance Mr.. and Mrs Charles +. Rich
mond, who are season guests at the
Ormond hotel, motored over for din
ner bringing two guests
Guests who will spend the remain
DER OF the season at the Clarendon
are Miss Helen Macleod and Miss
Evelyn Macleod. OF Boston. Mass
Miss Evelyn Macleod spent The
month OF March at the Clarendon last
year and has many friends at the Re-.
sort who are delighted that she has
returned.
m a party Of prominent Jackson
VILE people who are guests at the
Ciarendon are Mr. and Mrs. r. a
Aaker. Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Rosbor-
oeeh and Mrs. James v Freeman.
VIE OF the celebrated surgeon. The
party motored down Tuesday.
MT and Mrs. A. A Charles and
Mrs. R. S. Arnold OF kokomo. Ind
and Mr. and Mrs Frank Reuly. Of In
annapolis. Ind, motored over from
winter Park yesterday and are guests
. the Clarendon for an indefinite
stay. :. : '-'i'S
DESERVING Daytona to spend the ra-
malnder of the season in Seabreeza
alass Louise E. krieg and Miss Nav ]
hr1eg, OF Brooklyn Manor. L l., are
guests at the Clarendon
The Hotel Clarendon bellmen will
91ye their sixth annual ball and recep-
ton tonight in Williams hall Mid
way. Daytona. Eugene Brown. man
aeer OF the affair. has planned many
unique features and extensive prep
arations have been formulated 10
make the ball the most successful get
held Guests at the hotel have made
many informal groups. who will 20
over to witness the dance Among
other attractive features souvenirs
Will be given to all who attend
The bell boys OF the Hotel Claren-
don will have Field Day March 18th
the races and costumes 10 be held on
the beach in front of the hotel The
program or events will include loo
YARD dash, sack race. a tug OF war
snOe race. catching a greasy pig.
tnree-iegged race, an obstacle race.
pie eatlng contest and flour diving
quests at the hotel are taking much
interest In the affair and the sub
scrlptlon list headed by E. L. Potter
IS becoming long. The events are
scheduled to begin at 1000 O'Clock
in the morning