The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-29
MRS. WESTINGHOUSE
GUEST At CLARENDON
EN- ROUTE NoRTnwARO

wife of the famous inventor, is q dis |
tingueshed guest at the Clarendon
en- route north from resorts south of |
Seabreeze. Perhaps the most eminent |
figure in the mechanical engineering
profession, Mr.. Westinghouse fame
is international. Characteristic of the |
spirit of American achievement that
has made the United States one of the
great world powers, Mr.. Westinghouse
has won his present place among the
big personalities of the day through
series of brilliant accomplishments
With his invention of the Westing
house single acting steam engine, he
contributed device of inestimable
value to the engineering field Having
been in every department of the West
lnghouse Air Brake company, the we'll
known inventor is today president of
the American. Canadian, London and
Russian departments Of the great con-
Germ, and number of several notable
societies, which include the American
Academy of Political and Social sci
ence. Mrs. Westinghouse is one of
the most charming of the New York
| society women and is an important
factor in club and philanthropic cir
cles of the metropolis. Accompanied
by Mrs. c. W. Fletcher and little son,
Herman Fletcher. she will spend sew
eral days at the Clarendon before con-
tinuing her way to New York The
party are travelling by automobile.
/ Coming to remain until the end of
the season. Miss L. L. Nerfell, of New
ark, n. j.. and Miss Morris. of Spring
held, Mass. were among the Tuesday
arrivals at the Clarendon.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Warren and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ Warren, of
Minneapolis. Mimi. and Miss Mary c.
Perkins. of Burlington, Mass, who
were guests at the Hotel Clarendon
earlier in the season are again at the
resort for a few days. The party are
on their way north from Miami
Mr.. and Mrs. w O. Briggs and lit
tie son Billy Briggs and governess,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w Yawkey and Miss
Emma Austin were a group spending
yesterday on the Tomoka river trip
The picturesque river was never love
lier and the outing proved an altogeth~
er delightful one
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Bum. Of Pc
oria, H., were luncheon guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Z. Aeby. Of Brooklyn. N.
T., who are late guests at the Hotel
Clarendon
Late guests who expect to spend
the first part of April at the Claren-
don are Mr. and Mrs. John w Green,
we'll known society people of Knox
vile, Tenn.
Taking hampers filled with delect-
able picnic luncheons Mr.. and Mrs.
F. F. Proctor and Miss Etelka Riley
of Larchmont, n Y, made the Tomo-
ka river trip Yesterday the beauty
of the famous river proved revela
ton to the northern visitors.
The automobile contingent at the
: Clarendon was augmented Tuesday
by the arrival of NJ. c. Honeywell and
Miss Edith Nigus. of Wabash, Ind.
The two are delighted with the beach
drive and expect to prolong their Wis
it in order to enjoy the many pictur
esque highways around Seabreeze.
Mrs c. S MacFarland. of Mountain
Lakes, n. j.. and two children are en-
joying a several days stay at thu
Clarendon on their return northwart
from the more southern resorts.
: Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Taylor of Allan
tic City, \. J., are among the man
stopping at the Clarendon en- rout
north, after spending the winter a
points south of Seabreeze.
The Lotus grill was the scene c
several charming dinner parties Tue.
day night. the largest of which wa
that given by Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Pc
. ter who entertained twelve guests.
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Miss L. /. .Nerfell. Newark. \. J
Miss Morris. Springfield Mass. NJ
and Mrs George II. Warren. Mr.. ar