The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-23
|l0TUS GRILL CATCHES
the PATRIOTIC SPIRIT

Not content with having everything
It's own way in the ball room of the |
clarendon, the spirit of Washington's |
birthday festivity took possession Of
the Lotus grill last night, and
the grill responded to the call
and Haunted its patriotism in every
conceivable fashion. Gay streamers
or red, white and blue bunting from
the room met in the center to form
canopy over the attractively laid
tables at which were vivacious groups
of women. altogether charming in
their Paquin, Lucille or Lanvin gowns
and smartly groomed men. The lights
catching the spirit of festivity, glowed
from flower shades that reflected the
dominant note of red and numberless
nags insisted that where one is good
TWO score were better still in the mat
ter OF patriotism. To add the last
touch to the wildly charming scene
a silk flag framing window at one
end OF the room, and shining with the
hight OF its own patriotic fervor, rip
pied In hidden breeze. The largest
parties were given by Mr.. and Mrs
r. l.. Potter, who entertained eleven
guests at supper and Mr.. and Mrs
l.. NJ. Waite. who had ten guests At
the Potter table were Mr. and Mrs.
F. l.. Potter. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Laughlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Shep-
perd, Mrs. c. l.. Ragon, Mrs. Arthur
Moody, Mr. and Mrs E. N. Viele and
N. L. Lucius. Mr.. and Mrs. Waite's
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Almon,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Fowler. Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Flaccus. Mrs. Harriet
Young and c. A. Halstead. Smaller
parties were given by Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Barlow. who had eight
guests for dinner. c. E. Starr, with
party of four, B. D. Woodward with
four. Mrs. Owens who had eight
guests and Mr.. and Mrs Earl F. Schoe-
berlein with four guests. Mr. and Mrs.
Warren H. Spurge entertained eight
guests at supper after the dance. Many
other informal groups were noted in
the grill
Mr. and Mrs David Moves, of Chi
cago. are proving delightful additions
to the Illinois group at the Clarendon
where they are short stay guests en-
tour Of the coast
In an automobile party who stopped
for luncheon at the Clarendon yester-
l.. 3 /.
Of Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs Newman
Bauer and Mrs n. Brosel, of New York
City.
Mrs A. L. Whiting and Miss Whiting
left yesterday for their home in Chi
cago. after a delightful visit at the
Clarendon. Miss Writings vivacious
personality was a potent factor in the
gaites of the dancing contingent and
her departure is generally regretted
Miss Elizabeth Kitcherman and
Miss Bertha 5. Coyne are New York
City visitors at the Clarendon. coming
TO Florida to make tour of the east
+ coast resorts We think Seahreeze
the most attractive place we have
YET visited Miss Coyne said yester
day. when asked to give first impress
sionS OF the resort SeahreeZe has
. an individuality that makes il unlihe
Tire other coast resorts. and certainlA
year Wonderful beach is ar asset faf'
tie 3taer place can boast 81
H J Majllet. 81 Woodstocb
Ms amous Those Who regis ere9
Csc Clarendon Metiaes&aA
sir ana Mrs ] t. Nenew ana vi
ard Mrs 5 H. Whfnir.. 81 Cerre'
Glif, ontario, season guests III ta.
seaside Inn. we're dinner four i9s
al the Clarendon "Wednesday nietf
Alr ana Mrs clarence {. CHAPMAN
Il New York city. Who have had ont
: OF the Seahreeze cottages for the pas
week. ltaNe moved to the Clarendon
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