The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-15

talented member of the younger
set at the Seaside Inn is Miss Baker,
daughter of Mrs. M. l.. Baker, who is
exceptionally gifted both in vocal and
instrumental music Miss Bakers
clear soprano is proving a source of
much pleasure to music lovers at the
hotel
B. Sommer, of Boston, Mass. who
is a guest at Schmidt's hotel, returns
to Florida this winter after an alb
sence of thirty years. On his last visit
to the state Mr.. Sommer did not come
further south than ST. Augustine for
lack of an incentive since Daytona
then was not on the map.
Louis Seelbach, prominent hotel
man OF Louisville, KY, recently ar
rived at the Despland where he Joined
Mrs. Seelbach and daughter, Miss
Mary Helen Seelbach, for a visit. Mr..
Seelbach conducts the Seelbach hotel
| in Louisville, the best known and fin
est conducted hostelry in the city.
Louisville, KY, people who have
been making short stay in Daytona
with headquarters at the Despland
have been Mr.. and Mrs b. A. Hick-
man, Miss Helen Hickman and Miss
Mary Lee Hickman The Hickmans
are friends of the Setback family
who are spending the winter at the
hotel
Maynard G. Froemke. who came to
attend the Elks' Charity ball as the
guest of Wright Hilyard returned to
Rollins college, Winter Park, Tues
day. Miss Margaret SwentZel. Miss
Virginia Kelsey, Wright Hilyard and
| II. X. Willets motored with Mr.
| t'roemke to New Smyrna
| Announcement has been made at
the Ridgewood hotel OF tournament
| on the hazardous golf course at the
| hotel which will begin on Saturday
morning. Ladies and gentlemen of
| the hotel are competent of entry, and
two very beautiful prizes will be given
to the winners of the two lowest
scores.
Miss Marguerite Swentzel. Miss Hell
en- Stern, Miss Lucille Lowenstein,
| Miss Marcella Hates. DR. r. T. Bar
nett. Wright Hilyard, Canute Pauline
and Carl Sterns. who are leaders in
the gaieties Of the dancing set at
the Prince George. formed d swim
ming party yesterday. who enjoyed a
surf bath and later went to the Nau
/ titus.
| Princess Issena guests noted on the
Clarendon links Yesterday were Mr.
and Mrs. +. L. Brown. Mr. and Mrs
| II. S Helm and Mrs Otis Dunham
| Mrs. Dunham's game is creating a
sensation on the links and during the
past week She has made several drives
worthy OF championship holders Her
score yesterday showed her in even
better form than usual
The Arcade bowling alleys are us
ually filled With guests from Schmidt'S
/ hotel. as there are several groups at
the hotel Who are ardent hoWlers.
| Noted in the alleys Yesterday were
Mr. and Mrs. \ l. Moore. Mr. and
Mrs John Haul Mr. and Mrs W A.
I}urn-ll. Mrs Louise Porte and Miss
harriet Ilauf y |. Moore made high
score
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Frank Borune Of
| DaNtona 10 speno the winter after
an absence Of eight years MIR EolNne
who is one Of the partners II Titus
& Borwne lumber dealers kinks Day
iona Wonderfully improved since his
last visit You have not only the
prettiest resort in Florida here ne
said Yesterday bat q rroWing town
with big futnre
! In a party who are touring the east
coast on their first trip to Florida are
Senator O. H. Brown and Henry
/ Craig, of Spring Lake, y. j., Il. B.
Pearce, r. NJ. Marks and Capt. A.
j Curtis, of Manasuuan, n j. and +. +.
I Clock, of Perth Amboy. ~ J. Reg
istering yesterday at Schmidts hotel
for 24hour stay, they find Daytona
too attractive to leave III SO short a
time and Will remain several days
longer
After the informal concert given ~
II. l.. Bill. blind banjois1. at Schmidt :
hotel. Tuesday night several card
groups were formed Mrs. Ernest Dub
Mrs John Hauf, Miss Harriet Haul
and Leo Johnson were Il FIVE hundred
four at one table At another table
MIS- > NJ Owen. Mrs. G. l.. Newell.
Mrs Ella Tappin and Mrs Charles
Meyer played euchre. While Ernest
Dub, ". Rendsburg, Y. Neuherger and
John Haul. inveterate pinochle play
ers, formed another table
Jes come nachural'' reads the clev-
er little summons to the "tacky" dance
to be given at the Seaside Inn Thurs
DAY night Elaborate preparations
! are being made for the affair, which