The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-08

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Miss Alice Fry, teacher in the North
End school. returned Sunday from a
holiday visit to her home in Braden
town and is again at the Magnolia
hotel.
Miss Mary n. Sheppard. teacher in
the DaytOna public schools, returned
from Old Town, where she had
been spending the Christmas holidays,
and is again at the Magnolia hotel.
Mrs. w. Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Champlin. of Westerly. r. L..
arrived Friday evening and are pleas
antly located for the season in the |
Rutter apartments ON North Palmetto !
avenue.
sFree oyster roast at the inlet Wed |
neoday. Steamer Seminole leaves |
Rambler dock at 9 a. m. Round trip
80 cents. 3l-2t
Announcement has been made that
beginning this week dancing will be
enjoyed at the Burgoyne casino on
Tuesday and Friday evening from $50
to 1890. and upon special occasions
continuing until midnight
J. Pointer and family of Hartford.
Conn. have rented the c. NJ. Dow
nue. for the remainder of the season,
company.
G.. G. Perkins, of Hartford. Conn,
arrived today and will be in the city
for q few days with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
F. Brown on Cypress street before GO
ing to his winter home at Mound grove
where he has spent the seasons for
many years.
A. w. Warttenberg, of New York,
has rented through the agency of n.
Y. Boris. the Col. H. NJ. Nicely resi-
dence, 40 South Ridgewood avenue.
and will come to DaytOna about the
18th of this month with his family and
q retinue of servants.
sAll the latest spring styles in mil
linery on display at the opening of
Clark's Millinery boat. Tuesday and
Wednesday. January and 10. All
ladies are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hitchcock. who
are this season located in the Rutter
apartments on North Palmetto ave-
nue.. have as their guest for awhile
Mrs. William Italy. of Brooklyn. n. Y
Mrs. Italy will go from this city to
Miami. Key West and other points be
fore returning north.
W. w. Carter has purchased a loi
on DaytOna street from Laura Mullen
This property is 56 feet long. making
Mr.. Carter's present property on Cy
press street 112 feet deep. The trans
action was made through r. l.. Smitl
and company.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry H. Gabeler o
Worcester. Mass, arrived last Frida.
evening and are located for me sea
dence. 35 Cypress street. IDr. Gabele
is q cousin of DR.. c. " Gabeler. o
Troy. n Y. who owns and is occupy
ing a winter home 81 Cypress street.
Miss Faye RHODES. principal of tn
South End SCHOOL. returned Sunda
evening fron/Century, where she ha
been spending the Christmas holiday
with her Jarents. and is again at tn
New Eluhurst on South Palmetto av
nue.. Mss Rhodes is a cousin Of L.
Rowe And Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe met hi
at tbe depot with their car.
Prof and Mrs. H. L. Malcolm
Lake Placid. N. V. were Daytona vi
itOrs and guests at the Howard hot
for a few days of George NJ P. Ho
They are friends also of Mr.. and Nh
". E. Blodgett and were entertain.
1t dinner Saturday by Mr.. and MI
Boldgett at their winter home
South RidgewOOd avenue. Arth
Blodgett accompanying them Sund;
morning in their car on their d
parture for Miami where the La
Placid school has its winter quartz
and in which Prof. Malcolm is an !
structOr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Rotschild. of CT
cagO. who have spent previous sc
sons in this city as guests at the Ne
Gables hotel. are again at the Gabl
for the season. having arrived s;
urday evening. Mr.. ROthschild is
prominent business man of Chicas
and of the manufacture of mel
clothing.
Mrs. E. NJ. Manley has purchas
n 6O-foot lot on San Juan avenue ne
to the ]. r. Hill property and pla
to build q bungalow later in the ye
This deal was closed through the ;
ency Of r. L. Smith and company.