The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Platt Stratton. OF
New York are again guests at the
Ivy Lane Inn, after a pleasant trim
through southern and western Florida
whittier they went upon a sightseeing
trip. They will be guests at the wv
Lane Inn until the close OF the sea
son.
Among the notable arrivals at the
Prince George Monday were Mr.. and
Mrs. E. v. Patterson. of Spring Lake.
n. ]. Mr.. Patterson is secretary and
treasurer Of the Monmouth hotel.
Spring Lake Beach. one of the smart.
est and most exclusive resorts in New
Jersey
Rochester. n. Y guests at the
Ridgewood hotel are Mr. and Mrs. ".
j. Mandville. Miss L. S. Vaudeville
Miss E. K. Vaudeville. A. w. Mande-
vile, who have just arrived in DAY.
tona for few days stay. having
come up from Palm Beach. where
they have been spending the winter.
An automobile party who came
over from st. Petersburg to eniov a
short stay in Daytona was composed
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Coan and two
children, Mrs. H. A. Wager and little
daughter. and Max Coan. Gladwin.
Mich. The party registered at the
Schmidt's hotel. leaving Yesterday
for Jacksonville
After an eight weeks visit at the
Prince George hotel, Mrs. Max Stern
lovely Miss Helen Stern and Carl
Stern will leave today for their home
. in Brooklyn. n. Y. During their STAY
at the hotel the Storms have been
among the most popular members Of
the hotel colony and their going is
generally regretted
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wilson. OF
Wilmington. Del. left yesterday for
the north after spending an enjoyable
month in Daytona at the Prince
! George hotel. While in Florida the
Wilson's visited all of the larger re-
sorts along the east coast, but prefer
ring Daytona to all others, made their
longest sojourn here.
Guests who annually spend a part
Of the season in Seabreeze are Miss
Elizabeth Dewey. of Bryn Mawr. Pa.
and Miss Ellen Leeds, OF Cleveland,
Ohio. incoming guests at the Princess
1ssena Monday. Miss Dewey and
Miss Leeds are receiving a warm vel
come from many friends a the resort
The two spent the early part of
March at the Royal Poinciana
Mr. and Mrs O a. PuzzeN Mrs
NJ. E. Ioulin. Mrs. H. Z, Totten, Mrs
W. w. Hilyard Mrs A O. Holroyd
DR.. r. T. Bishop and NJ L. OBren
are group of Prince George guests
! who will spend today on picnic
and oyster roast. The party viii take
tables and camp stool and drive to
!. the Big Tree" for day III the pic
turesQue surroundings OF the famous
grove.
DR. and Mrs. l. Classen. and Mr.
and Mrs. John Grady, of BROOKLYN. y
Y. who We're among the most inter
esting personalities ia Schmidt's ho-
tel went to ST Augustine Yesterday
The four will sail via the CLYDE line
Thursday for New York City. Or.
Classen is enc OF the leading drug
g'sts IN Brooklyn. and around Mr.
Grady's figure. former rancher and
close friend OF the late Buffalo Bill
cllngs the romance of the old west
Mrs. \. Peters. Mrs NJ Tepe and
c. Eogte. OF Brooklyn y y. are
guests at Schmidt's hotel for the next
fortnight The trio spent the greater
part OF the season ON the west coast
going 70 Jacksonville for weeks rs
it before coming here We are re-
GREETING that We did not come 10
Davtona sooner" said Mr. Vogte to
News representative Yesterday. For
had We seen the prettiest resort II
the world first we should have spent
a much longer time here"
Overnight guests at the Despland
We're Mr. and Mrs Harry Gould of
Boston, who are en- route north after
pleasant trip through southern Flor
ida and who arrived In Davtona on
Tuesday. Mr.. Gould is the Boston
representative Of the New England
News company which is one OF the
largest firms OF It's kind in the United
States dealing in periodicals and mag
azines.
The prizes We're the feature OF the
Monday night card party at the Sea
side Inn. Mrs. A 4 Albrecht. one
Of the cleyerest bridge players at the
hotel won first bridge prize and VAS
given a cut glass lemon plate with a
silver lemon fork To Mrs a Osius
went the 800 prize an exquisite cut
glass bud vase t-ighr ahleS OF briti ga