The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-16

some weeks at the hotel Mr.. Kline :
owns the Recorder and Recorder-Dem- (
Ocrat OF Amsterdam His able editor =
1als have made him one of the most :
Influential men of his section of the :
state.
Hugh Caperton. of Louisville, KY,
with a party of guests including Mrs.
r. H. Sargent and charming Miss
Alice Sargent, of Fort Sheridan. ILL.,, (
and Miss E. A. Channon, of Chicago, :
motored to Palm Beach yesterday. Mr.. :
CapertOn. who is popular member :
of the bachelor contingent at the :
Clarendon, will join his father, Col
John Caperton. at the Royal Poinciana
Mrs. Sargent. Miss Sargent and Mrs
Channon will remain at Palm Beach
until Saturday when they will return (
to the Clarendon <
Miss Helen Whitbeck. Miss Bertha :
Tremaine, r. N. B. Fay and H. b (
Jacques were four who spent yester
day afternoon on an automobile trip
to the head of the Tomoka Miss
Tremaine. who drives her own car
and does a number Of other things
equally as we'll. has proved a charm :
| ing addition to the resort life since
| her arrival two weeks ago
| Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Grinnell and
| daughter, of Chicago, who spent a
week at the Clarendon. left yesterday
for Palm Beach After spending sew
| eral days at the latter place the Grin
nells will return to Seabreeze to re
main until the hotel closes
| wit l
Fay, one of the most popular mem
bers of the Clarendon colony, means
a trophy Playing in the OrmOnd
| tournament several weeks ago. Mr..
| Fay defeated G. B. Fitch. of the Hotel
Ormond and brought back a stunning
silver cup In the qualifying round
Of the Ormond Beach Championship
tournament played Wednesday. Mr..
Fay tied c. w. Scudder, of Chicago.
Ill. for the qualification prize. playing
in so. and returned with silver Their
mos pitcher Throughout the season
Mr.. Fay has played in a notably con
sistent form. His games on the links
have attracted much attention within |
the past few weeks especially and late
" his drives have several times Great /
ed sensation among the golfng con |
/, tingent at the resort
| Mr.. and Mrs II. w. Scott and son. |
!, Donald w. Scott of Davenport. Iowa. !
are on their initial visit to Seabreeze
and are guests at the Hotel Claren
don The Scots. who are proving de
, cded acquisitions to the hotel colony.
will remain through March.
t Mr. and Mrs f. w Grinnell and
' daughters, Miss Hazel and Miss Ellen
5 Grnnell and son. Leonard Grinnell. OF
! Detroit Mich. who are members OF
: the cottage colony in Seabrecze, We're
e luncheon guests at the Clarendon
G Thursday.
Il Mr. and Mrs James kendry. of
Peterboro. Ontario and interesting
little granddaughter. Betty Burnham.
$ who have been season guests at the
: Clarendon. left Yesterday for Grove
h Park Inn, Asheville y G. whore they
/ expect to spend the next several
g weeks From Ashevile they Will 70
$ to New York CITY for the month 81
April Betty. who was i pupil OF Miss
: Delta Eoice is clever dancer and
her interpretive and folk dances ia
the informal recitalS given by Miss
Boice gave the hotel colony much
pleasure Mr. kendrv is prominent IN
financial circles Of Canada. having eN-
tensive WOODEN interests
Mr. and Mrs Il i. Howell. Of New
Bruins wick. \ j. came UP from Palm
Beach Yesterday. after spending seV
eral weeks at The ROYAL roinciana aud
are registered at the Clarendon for
the next fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs + Comstock Mrs