The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-17

!. d. Mallar0, OF Jacksonville in ,
business visitor to Daytona who ia ,
: guest at Schmidt's hotel. Mr.. Mai
lard is one of the partners of tn,
Porter Mallard company, one of tn,
largest of the Jacksonville wholesaI.
produce houses.
Mrs. Paul Justice. of Lexington. XIV
joined Mr. Justice at the Prince
george yesterday for the remainde,
of the season. Since his arrival ten
days ago Mr.. Justice has been one ot
the most active members of the hotel
colony
Miss Marguerite Swentzel, Miss
Lucille Lowenstein. Miss Helen
Stems, Miss Dorothy ODorothv
! Lynch, DR.. r. E. Barnett and Canuto
Panllne. all guests of the Prince
george were bicycle party who rode
to Ormond yesterday, returning hv
way of Port Orange.
Chartering the Short Stop" Mr.
and Mrs. Sulzbacher, Mr.. and Mra
| Swentzel, Mr. and Mrs. Murton. Mr.
and Mrs. Knox and Miss Knox Of Tho
| Prince George hotel, spent yesterda v
on the Tomoka The party left early
IN the morning. taking a picnic lunch
con. and enjoyed the beautiful river
to it's fullest extent.
Mrs. John s. Woodruff and Mise
Helen j. Woodruff, of Chicago tn
with Dr. and Mrs. William Blair of
Ann Arbor, Mich. were incoming
quests yesterday at the Prince George
Or. Blair, who accompanied them will
return north in several DAYS. while
the other members of the party will
remain for the season.
The weekly dance at the Princess
lssena was the gayest yet given at the
hotel and the floor was filed with
dancers, among whom were MANY Wis
TORS from Daytona and Daytona
Beach. To the strains of inspiring
music the guests whiled away mem
orably enjoyable hours. The informal
hops are eagerly anticipated by the
dansing contingent at the hotel.
Mrs J. Feltman and daughter. Miss
Ameiia Feltman. of Latonia XIV. who
nave been guests at the Seaside Inn
or the past fortnight, will leave to-
lay LOT Palm Beach later going TO
uba and the Isle of Pines for the rest
Of the season. Miss Feltman whose
Wlnsome personality has made her
very popular at the resort will be
missed by many friends.
AutOmOblllng regained lost popular I
lty at Schmidt's hotel yesterday and I
IS the weather could certainly have
been created for no other than motor I
ISIS. automobile parties were number
'nss Mrs. E. NJ. Watson. Miss Marie
Watson Mrs. w. Ward. Mrs +. NJ
richards Mr.. and Mrs ". Ahrens.
and daughter, filled two automobiles
and enjoyed trip to New SMYRNA. re-
turning by the beach drive
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Burnell and
laughter, Of Montclair \. r. who
nave been guests at Schmidt's hotel
or the past ten days, will leave today
or nome As general auditor OF the
Hudson Navigation company and the
nlted States Steamship company. Mr..
ournell Is well known man of af-
airs N New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs.
3urnell have already made plans to
'eturn to Daytona next wear for a
onger stay.
Riding bicycle. does one gain or
ose flesh? It's a problem that is
srlnkllng a good many pretty brows
the Prince George. Certainly it's
'ot a frivolous question Vogue has
ecreed that milady must be slender
ms season and what is one to do.
,hen the shops are full Of deliciously
liurlng sport clothes that are dis
laNed 10 best advantage on wheel
y I'm Or r +. Barnett's assistance.
ne feminine contingent ait the hotel
re not losing any time solving the
exirg problem
Mrs ". v Hiyard Mrs II. Il. Tot.
IN. Mrs. NJ 5 Youlin. DR. r T
lshop and N L. O'Brien Yesterday
az" an automobile party and oyster
)ast for Mrs. Paul Justice. who IS a
ne addition 10 the season colony at
e Prince George The day was ideal
y the visitors Introduction 10 Flor
woods, and the excursion resolved \
self into 4 gypsy picnic. G Fl r
f}rien took charge Of culinary mat
rs aud the day was an undoubted
lccess
Prominent guests at the Prince
aorse are Mr. and Mrs l. G. Crosby
rs James II Nc.hyity and Mrs VII
m Nc AVity. Of St Johns. \ 3. Can 4
~ Mrs Crosby has the distinction
beng the largest importer Of mo
7ses IN Canada, while tho McAvitv
ass loundfies located III St Johns.
4 are the greatest in the English
oEinee Arriving Thursday the par