The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-24

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Dotted With tho bright colors Of the
smart sport GOATS and sweaters worn |
b. the women playefs. tho ClarendonI
goR links reoemb1ed . huge Mower
garden yesterday and was the mecca |
Tor golf enthusiasts from Seabroo1e. |
Daytona Beach and Daytona. The
links hive added to their quota Of golf |
dev0tees every day since tho opening
ON January 9Th, but yesterday every
one. apparently with any aspirations
as golfer. was to be found on the
links. The weather was ideal, the |
spirit tof golf In the air and veteran
players bettered former scores, while |
others with less experience improved
weak points. Although the course il
only fifteen holes at this time, the
three holes necessary to make it an
eighteen hole course will be added by
next season, and with the additional
plans for Improvement. A. ]. Chris
tie. who has been instructor and has
had charge Of the course for the past
three winters, is confident that by
next season the links will be second
to none in Florida and will rank with
the best In the south.
Among those who play a notably
good game is ]. B. Kennedy, OF
Youngstown. Ohio, who is wintering
at the Clarendon. Other players who
have registered for the season are
Rear Admiral R. r.. Ingersoll, U. s. N,
LaPorte, Ind; ]. p. Back, Chicago;
c. w. Jordan, Chicago; ]. NJ. Garfield,
OF the Philadelphia Cricket club; Geo.
d. Dutton, Pittsfield Country club;
John H. Mckee. New York City; w. T.
Jefferson. Chicago. ILL.,: M. p. Corn
wall, Daytona; e. d. Waldron, Elgin,
ILL.,: Miss Emma G. Vaughn. New York
City: Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Johnson,
Muncfe. Ind; ]. E. Limeburner,
Youngstown, Ohio; C. M. Putnam. Day
tona; Robert S. Holmes. Daytona
Beach: Mrs. C. o. r. Stabeck. Mime
apolis; Fred H. Ward. Portsmouth,
Ohio: ]. B. Donaldson, Chicago; Geo.
r. Leslie, Jr.. Short Hills. N. j.; H. H.
Windsor, Jr.. Chicago; Geo. G. Allen,
Akron, Ohio, and A. Zahner, Topeka.
Kan.
George S. Dickey, of Baltimore, Nd,
is recent arrival at the Clarendon,
| who will spend the season in Sea-
breeze. Mr.. Dickey Is an enthusiast
! tic sportsman and has several blOOded
bird dogs with him. He expects to
spend next week on the west coast
duck hunting.
Charles H. Hayden. of New York,
accompanied by his son, C. L. Hayden,
is again at the Clarendon for the sea-
son. For many years Mr. Hayden has
been one of the first visitors to come
to Daytona and among the last to
leave. Illness delayed Mr.. Hayden's
arrival this year and his many friends
will be gid te learn that he is rapidly
recovering.
| Mrs. Florence A. Buck and Miss
Susie Haskell, of Birmingham. are
| recent acquisitions to the Alabama
coterie at the Clarendon and will re-
main for some weeks.
| A notable group arriving at the
Clarendon on Monday was composed
of DR.. and Mrs. C. C. Cleveland. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Adams and Miss Howard.
of New York City, who will be guests
at the hotel for an indefinite visit.
The ball room of the Clarendon was
unusually lively Monday night and a
gay group of dancers made the or
chestra respond to many encOres.
Among those dancing were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Benton, Miss Frazier. Miss
Helen Johnson, Miss Pauline Fryburg,
Miss Esther Hubbell, Miss Delta
Boice, Mrs H. Besuden, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Besuden, Walter c. Slack. Howard
Slack, Russell! N. B. Fay, Fred H.
Ward, Leon Slack and others.
| D. R. Kennedy, of Boston, Mass,
and NJ. E. McDonough, of Philadelphia
Pa, are among the Monday arrivals
at the Clarendon. Mr.. Kennedy and
Mr.. McDonough are planning series
of fishing and motor trips, and will
also spend a part of their time on the
: Clarendon links.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank Boydell Of
Detroit. Mich, are interesting guests
who registered at the Clarendon Mon
day. Their stay at the hotel will be
of some length.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Besuden, Mrs. H
Besuden and c. A. Besuden. who are
motoring through the state and have
been guests at the Clarendon for thu
past several days, expect to leave to
day to continue their trip south. DAY
tona is one of the most beautiful re
sorts we have visited" said Mrs. Be
SUDDEN today, land we hope that w
: shall return on our way north"
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. WOOdhOuS,
are enjoying the many diversions a
Seabreeze including surf bathing
golfing and motoring. as guests of tn
n Clarendon. They will not return t
their home in Detroit, Mich. for som
weeks yet.
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