The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-14

Princess Issena are proving decided
acquisitions to the seasons coterie.
An interesting trio noted in the din
ing room of Schmidts' hotel Monday
night were Mr.. and Mrs J A. Newell
and Miss Marie Newell. of Pittsburgh,
Pa. who are in Daytona for a several
days stay on tour of the coast
prominent visitor to Daytona Mon
day was E. A. Ehmann, Of Jackson
Vile. state architect, who was a guest
at Schmidt's hotel during his stay
here. Mr.. Ehmann left yesterday for
the south accompanied by ]. c. War
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leslie, and Mas
ter John c. Leslie, of MINNEAPOLIS.
Mimi, who are guests at the Princess
lSsena, came to Seabreeze on their
initial visit this season because of
the irresistably attractiv decriptions
sent them by friends who are winter
ing at the resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Kinyon, of Owa-
tonna, Mimi, who are visiting Florida
for the first time this winter. had
planned tour Of the state but are so
charmed with Seabreeze they will re-
main for the season at the Princess
lssena. Mr. kinyon is one of the lead
ing bankers in his state.
Mrs. E. NJ. Norwood and son. Frank
Norwood. guests at the Seaside Inn
will leave Thursday for their home in
Lexington. Ky, after a six weeks AZ.
Journ at the Seaside Inn. Mrs. Nor.
wood is a loyal visitor to Daytona
Beach and for the past four wears
has spent the greater part of her win.
tiers at the resort.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Elphick. Of Or.
ange, n. j.. who have been guests at
the Seaside Inn for several weeks will
leave today for Southern Pines. n q
Where they will remain until Anr;l
during their stay at the Seaside Inn
lney nave entered enthusiastically into
the diversions of the resort and their
gong IS generally regretted.
According to G. w. Hadley, of Can
ton. ohio, within a few wears tho
roads around Daytona will be the host
IN the United States. Il have made
study OF road conditions and noss;.
oilltles,' said Mr.. Hadley. who is
clVli engineer and has specialized in
ROAD work. and the sub-sol around
mere IS better adapted to the climate
IMAM IN any state l have visited"
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Greenlee of In.
dlanapolis, Ind, and Asheville. N q
nave completed their first visit to Dav.
Roma and were so we'll pleased that
lney expect to return next season
lhey spent most delightful time in
Daytona Beach. On the wav north
they VIII stop off at ST Augustine and
Jacksonville 'A
MI and Mrs. Benjamin F. Shaw. Of
Miiinlngton. Del, accompanied nv
MISS Louise Rothhouse. are an auto.
mobile party who are guests at tho
Irlnce George on their seventh trin to
Daytona. Mr.. Shaw is a consultine
engineer and one of the best known
men OF his profession in Delaware
Even that brilliant event, the Elks'
Charity Ball. could not win awav from
the card tables the inveterate nlavers
al the Seaside Inn Instead Of the ms.
ual twelve tables. there were fifteen
IN the lobby and sun parlors Monday
nlsht Interest in the games was more
tnan ordinarily keen and scores were
not counted until 1000 O'Clock. Mrs
=; b. Riggs won the 500 prize. a lovely
silver fruit bowl. and the bridge nrize
a SILVER pipe outfit went to ]. l.. Az.
new.
Or and Mrs. F. O. O'Brvan of
georgetown. KY, who are prominent
guests at the Princess Issena. returne
Yesterday from weeks automobile
TRIP TO Miami. Returning thew made |
record rum driving from Palm Reach |
10 Seabreeze. distance of 2O7 mile,
without stopping. Speaking of his |
trip Yesterday, DR.. O'Bryan said. I'VE |
hao pretty good trip, and the best !
part or It was getting back to Sea.
breeze. Taken as a whole the roads |
are IN good shape. though near Palm |
beach we had seven mile detour
straight through the woods that made
rs feel like trail blazers"