The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-22
LOTUS GRILL Filled
WITH MANY GROUPS
AFTER NIGHTLY HOPS

The always popular Lotus grill at
the Hotel Clarendon is gaining added
popularity with the cessation of more
formal parties in the gaieties that
round out the brilliant life at the re-
sort. While no large dinner or supper
parties have been given since the ST
Patrick's ball. the grill is nightly
hlled with informal groups after dane
ing III the ball room. In fact, the grill
hour after the nightly hop, has become
the hour for the hotel colony. Every
one goes to the grill at 11:OO o'clock,
ana vlvaclous groups exchange bits of
innocent gossip over chatting dish or
ICED dalnties. Golf scores are compar-
ed and the newest contestant for ten
ms honors has his share Of attention
Automobile parties have been innumer
able during the past fortnight and the
grill is claiming far more than it's gen
erous allotment of the resort colony'S
attention
G. c. Trlin, Thomas F. ONeill, Paul
Mcdonald and William Driscoll, of
Buffalo, n. Y, are a congenial four
who were incoming guests at the Clar-
endon Tuesday. Before coming to Sea
breeze the four spent some time at
Palm Beach and Miami
The automobile colony at the Clar-
endon was augmented Tuesday by the
arrival of Mr.. and Mrs William G.
Parke. OF Arlington. and Mrs l. l..
Lilley. OF New York City, who are
guests at the resort for several days.
/ r II
ing Miss Berthe Tremaine, Mrs. O. ].
Parker and Mr. Terry. of Cleveland.
o., left Tuesday for Miami, where
they will join friends for a yachting
/ trip. During her stay Miss Tremaine,
one of the prettiest of the Cleveland
society girls, was a leader in the gale
ties of the dancing set The party
drove to Miami
The younger contingent at the Clar-
endon lost popular member when
Miss Marjorie Baumgartner, with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Baum
gartner Of Detroit. left for North Car
DINA Mr.. and Mrs. Baumgartner and
Miss Baumgartner will spend the
month Of April at the Grove Park Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer B Fuller
gave dinner in the Lotus grill Tues
day night for Mrs. Worthington w
| Scranton. Covers wer laid for six.
Mrs. n. Kitten, Miss NJ Litnander
and Mr. Ohlsson, of New York City
Joined the automobile coterie at the
i Clarendon Tuesday. driving up from
points south Of Seabreeze
Unluckv thirteen held no terrors fo1
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold koppelman. Miss
Esther Hubbell. Miss Annette Taus
sig, Miss Helen Whitbeck. Miss Edith
Thompson. Miss Noltz, Ray Owen. Rus
sell German, J. Wisenback, Jack Pryor
II. 3. Jacques and Mr. Dodge, who
went picnicking yesterday. The part,
filled two cars and drove to the Inlet
for fishing and Grabbing. OF course
there was picnic luncheon under The
trees. The feminine contingent carried
off honors for the day With a goot
catch OF crabs and fish.
Mrs w B. Jones. Of New York city
With baby and maid Mrs George F
Harding and Miss Mary Harding. 0
Chicago, Ill, have taken suite a
the Hotel Clarendon and will remain
until the end OF the month
". II. Brouse. II Toronto Canada
owner of the yacht @overlake. uh
IS cruising Florida waters. vas lunch
con guest at the Clarendon Tuesday
Mr. Brouse had With him Capt Gee
II BurWell
Harold " Holmes IS late additio