The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-27
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GIVES BALL T0NIeHT

Inc Clarendon orchestra, one OF the |
three under the direction of Harry |
A. Tucker, with the Ridgewood hotel |
and Casino Burgoyne orchestras, also |
under Mr.. fuckers direction. will give
ball at the Nautilus casino tonight. |
dancing to commence at o'clock |
During the season the splendidly di-
rected orchestra has been potent
attraction at the hotel, and has been
an important factor in making the
Clarendon dances even more popular
than usual. Card tables have been
arranged for thOes who do not care
to dance and a refreshment course
Will be served at intermission
Guests at the Clarendon are showing
/ their appreciation of the orchestra
by the support given the affair
through the purchase of tickets and
the dance promises to be one of the
most successful of the season Car
service has been arranged that those
coming from Daytona Beach and Day
tOna may have no Inconvenience i'll
reaching the Nautilus and every prep
aratlon has been made to make the
i dance an altogether delightful event
i Tickets may be secured at the desk
j or from members fthe Clarendon
orchestra
Guests who will spend the remain
der OF the season at the Clarendon
are: Mr. and Mrs H. NJ. Jones. of
Pittsburgh and Mr.. and Mrs A. E.
Aeby. OF Brooklyn. The party motored
up Sunday from Miami where they
spent several weeks at the Royal
Palm. The Jones were guests at the
hotel last season and are delighted
to return
Stopping to enjoy the attractive sur
roundings of the Hotel Clarendon for
several days on their way home, Mrs
+. r. Daley and Mary Francis Daley
of oliet. ILL. with Miss Helen NJ
Kent of Cincinnati O., were incom-
ing guests Sunday
After spending a memorably delight
ful winter at the Hotel Clarendon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Heintzman
OF Toronto. Canada. have gone TO At
lantlc City. \. j.. for the spring Mr.
Heintzman is the we'll known piano
manufacturer. and leading financier
of Toronto. The Heintz have al
ready made reservations for next sea-
son and expect TO return at the open
ing OF the season
The New York colony at the Clar-
endon, represented by many notable
! visitors from the empire state was
augmented Sunday by the arrival OF
Mrs. A Gerard and Barney Gerard.
II y Day aud \. l.. Magill.
Since the middle OF the month the
Clarendon has been the mecca for
many visitors, Who are stopping at
tie resort on their way northWard.
The magnificent hotel possessing
a charm and individuality peculiarly
its own that makes il stand apart
from other coast resorts. has been
the gathering place for the visitors
who are leaving the more southern
resorts With the new arrivals the
brilliant resort Lille has gained added
, impetus Late additions who come
from the south are Mr.. and Mrs 5
+ Hill OF - Louis. Mo. and Mrs
K y Musser. II 81 PAU.
Z. Homer Sargent. II. OF For
Sheridan Ill has Joined his mother
Mrs + Homer Sargent ana Miss
Alice Sargent. who have been CUES
at the Clarendon since the middle o
FEBRUARY
Among the prominent visitors iron
Washington II e. Who are guests 4
the Clarendon are Mr. and Mrs " II
Davis incoming guests at the hote
Sunday.
David Sholtz well known attorne
OF paytona had Is his guests for lul
cheon at the Clarendon SUNDAY Mrs
Conrad Miss Charlotte Conrad an
Austin Conrad. OF GlenWood and Nj
ana Mrs + Miller. OF DeLand
+ Pierce and Barrett Sarmau. {
New York City drove up from point
= south OF SeahreeZe Sunday and af
guests al the Hotel Clarendon for
brief sojourn on their May north@ar'
IN interesting Automobile party Wh
stopped for several DAYS visit al Il
\ clarendon OH their Nay north frol
loiutS south Of Seahree - IS compose
ot Mr. and Mrs + f Proctor az
Miss Etelha Riley 81 larchmon