The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-26

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sood-nisAt waltz u played.
Ars- ]. c. Carter, OF Summervnle
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Clarendon for some time, has ahen-
0o0ed her plan to lease 4 cottage for
the season and win remain a. the no.
tel. nnding her surroundings altoreth-
er delightful. Mrs. Carter. accom-.
panied BY maid and chauffeur. made
the trip nom New Jersey to florida
BY automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stephens and
TWO attractive children, Mrs. w. II.
Wood and Interesting child and Miss
stanford. OF Charlotte, n. c., arrived
wednesday and have taken 4 suite 1t
inc Clarendon, whore they will remain
Soe the next several weeks.
An Incoming arrival noted Wednee-
lay at the Clarendon was r. wilkins.
u Rochelle. Nd. Who comes to nav.
tona to enjoy . series Of fishing and
automobile trips and Il here for : STAY
II some duration.
Seabreese 10 proving unusually non
oIar with New York visitors thia
year. the latest addition to the winter
colony from that state being D. Bar.
ron. who Is . guest at the Clarendon.
Mrs. Philander r. Jennings and
maid. OF New York City, are among
the incoming guests Of Wednesday at
the Clarendon. Mrs. Jennings visits
Florida for the first time this season.
ana hnds the picturesque tropical
scenery of Daytona a delightful nov
city.
A luncheon party noted at the Clar-
endon Wednesday was composed Of
MI andv Mrs. w. o. Sims. Of New
Haven. Conn. and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R,
Van Dycke. Of New York City.
Among the interesting guests regis
tering at the Clarendon Wednesday
were Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Root, Miss
Root, Miss Deborah Root. and Master
c. A. Root, Jr.. OF Camridge, Mass. 1T
is our initial trip to Florida" said Mr..
Root yesterday. and coming directly
from Massachusetts, where the coun-
try IS blanketed with snow. it seems
strange to enjoy surf bathing in Jan
uary."
A party of prominent Tennessee
people. who are recent guests at the
Clarendon, is composed of Mrs E. b.
Hurlburt. Mrs. G. NJ. Davis, Mrs. W. E.
Davis and d. L. Hurlburt, OF Chatta-
nooga. Mrs. w. E. Davis has spent
several seasons at the Clarendon and
| is delighted to return. The trip from
Tennessee to Florida was made by
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. O'Reilly arrived
Wednesday from Lynchburg, Va. and
Will spend some time at Seabreeze as
guests of the Clarendon.
Mrs. B. Armstrong, accompanied by
her charming daughter. Miss Frances
Armstrong, and son, Jesse Armstrong,
will arrive tonight from their home in
Rome, N. ". to spend the season at
the Clarendon hotel. For the past
seven winters Mrs. Armstrong, with
her son and daughter. has been a sea-
sons guest at the Clarendon and their
arrival will give an added impetus to
the brilliant life of the resort.
Mrs. George Batten and Miss Bat.
ten. of New York City, are among the
guests at the Clarendon who will spend
their first winter in Florida. They
will be joined later by Mr.. Batten. who
Is president of a well-known avertis-
ing company of New York City.
Mrs. E. A. Upton. of Lexington, Ky,
who has been the guest of Mrs. J. P.
eileen, OF the Seaside Inn, for the past
! week, has returned to Jacksonville,
where she will join Mr. Upton. From
Jacksonville Mr.. and Mrs. Upton will
go to the west coast to Crystal Lake
for the season. Mr.. Upton is an ar.
dent follower of the rod and reel and
goes to Crystal Lake to enjoy the ex-
cellent fishing there.
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