The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-27

were the forms Of amusement. Noted
among the players were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey, Albert Bennett, Mrs. c. n.
Cake, Mr., and Mrs. H. Scott Smith,
Miss Elizabeth Faust. Miss Emma Her
s-.t
Luncheon guests at the Despland |
Friday with Mrs. w. NJ. White. Of |
Chicago, as hostess, who Is wfntering |
at the hotel. included Mr.. and Mrs. E. |
L. Pennell and Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Pennell, Of Berrien Springs. Mich. |
The Pencils are occupying house |
at New Smyrna and mOtored to Day
tona to spend the day.
A guest at the Bennett. lady who
did not wish her name divulged, said
yesterday to a Hotel News reporter:
You may feel encouraged at the mis-
sion of your Hotel News. for it has
brought me in touch with friends who
had read my name in the list published
for the Bennett" which is certainly
pleasant news for the Hotel News.
That very thing is what it is striving
for.
Noted among the Bennett arrivals
are Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Lowell, of
Augusta, Me. The Lowells are very
prominent people at Augusta, Mr.. Low
ell conducting the largest jewelry es-
Enlistment in southern Maine. The
last visit the Lowells made to Day.
tona was three years ago and they
find that great inrOads of progress
have made Daytona, bigger. better and
buster.
Notable guests at the Prince>George
Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
| S. Field, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Morris,
DR.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Manning Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Patterson and
George c. Hopping, of Red Bank, N.
j., who made a brief stop in Daytona
and left yesterday afternoon for the
south. The party is touring the state
in automobiles and will again stop in
DaytOna en- route home
A pretty event of the week at the
Prince George was the dinner party
at which James Kelsey, Jr., of AS
bury Park. N. j.. entertained. Covers
were laid for eight at the attractively
guests Joined the dancers in the ball
room. Those seated were Miss Ka
tura Stokes, Miss Virginia Kelsey
Miss Nelson, Miss Sholtz. DIR. R. E
Barnett, NJ A. Carroll, Hon. David
Sholtz. James Kelsey, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs John Porter, of Hart
ford. Conn, who have taken the beau
tiful Dow house on Ridgewood ave
nue., have arrived and are pleasantly
| HOY fhnir I
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blanchard, alst
of Hartford The Blanchards have il
former years been guests at the Ridge
wood, having visited here three year,
ago. This is the Porters' first visit
other winters having been spent il
California.
BENJAMIN Smith. of Providence,
l., who was a Thursday arrival at tn
Prince George hotel, left yesterday TO
Havana. Cuba, for a fortnight's sta
after which he will spend the REMAND
er Of the season in Daytona as CUES
of the Prince George Although Nj
Smith is native Of Rhode Island h
has spent the past few years trave
ing around the world and has visite
practically every corner Of the eartl
Golf was easily the diversion of tn
day yesterday. and as the weather wa
too cold for surf bathing and too wind
for motoring the Clarendon links wei
- crowded Many guests from th
: Princess IsSena were noted on tn
course among whom were Mrs. c.
Parker of Minneapolis, Mimi; A. \
Fostor, Evanston. ILL.,: D. NJ. Lyca
n
York City; D. w Galley and II.
Hoblet, Bloomington, Ill.
An automobile party noted
Schmidts hotel yesterday was cor
posed of Alderman and Mrs. Fran
B. Wright and child. Will Wright al
Clifford Wright. of Hamilton, Ontari
Mr. Wright owns a winter home
Orlando and Cor many years has spe
his winters in Florida. This is NJ
N Wright's second visit to Daytona al
when interviewed yesterday he sai'
Your roads around here are wonde
full and we are especially enjoying u
beach rides which we cannot have
Orlando"
Thursday evenings bridge party
the Ridgewood hotel proved plea
ant social event at the hotel. A nu
Der of guests and friends particip;
=. ing in the contest. Bridge and Fl
- hundred were played. Beautiful Il
plies were awarded, each row of
bles sharing in the glory. Amor
those who received prizes were Nj
Hammond. Northampton, Mass: Nj
Celia Lynds, London, Eng; Mrs. A.
Wentworth. Milwaukee; Herman
mon, Montreal; A. H. Sickler, Phi
delphia Mrs. E. P. Woodbury., NJ
George Blanchard, Winchester. Mas
During the card game refreshi
punch was served.