The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22
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The Lotus Grill at the Hotel Clar-
endon ii one OF the most popular
places for dinners and parties and
ersry week many people snioy the
hospitality OF the Clarendon and its
beautiful grill. On Saturday. evening
pleasant dinner party consisted Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ h. Kent. Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. L. Liiies, Miss NJ. Davenport
and T. g, billiard. The party came
from Astabnla. Fla. and after the div.
ner enjoyed the regular Satusfay eve
ming ball
Another dinner party of notable
people consisted OF Senator j, wv.
Foster, Senator Lincoln HUXLEY and
Chauncey oicott. Senator Foster is
a member of the state senate Of Iowa
and his home is in Guthrie Center.
that state. He is spending the winter
in Daytona. Beach where he has a
beautiful home and where for thirty
wears he has been coming each sea-
SON. DR. Hulley Is the state senator
from this district and has been pres
idenf OF the Stetson University since
It's organization. chauncey Olcott Is
the sweet singer OF Irish songs and
has delighted thousands OF audiences.
HeA was born in Buffalo in 1860. He
was drst discovered as d singer BY
the late r. NJ Holiey in 1850 and has
since that time been with many of
tine hest known companies including
fiooley'E and Haverleys and the Den.
man Thompson company. MIR. Olcott
succeeded W. ]. Seanlan as star III
Irish musical drama and has appeared
ia various roles in the United States
and England He now lives in New
York City and is spending the winter
in Dei.and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Davis OF To
rontp, Can. has arrived at the Hotel
Clarendon for the balance OF the sea
son. MIR. Davis is connected With the
Bank of Commerce in Toronto
Mrs. NJ. Hutton and Miss NJ. King
OF Cincinnati have arrived at the
Clarendon for a few weeks stay
Neal Bassett of Chicago has joined
his brother Wells Rassett and family
az the Hotel Clarendon where they
season.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 4. Childs
came to Seabreeze early IN the sea.
son where they We're guests AT the
Hotel Clarendon. few days ago they
went to Miami but have wired back
to the Clarendon that they are anx
iuus TO get home and they arrived
early in the week.
Lillian +. Sawyer and Theresa J.
Sawyer of New York arrived Satur
day a, the Clarendon where they will
remain for several days.
Mr. and Mrs e. c. Rauch and l.
w Newcomer of Monroe, Mich, are
among the new arrivals at the Hote
Clarendon. They will remain for the
balance Of the winter.
= An auto party consisting of DR. ant
Mrs. William Beekers. Miss Elsa NJ
heckers. Miss Margaret Warneckel
and Richard Muller were in Seabreez.
Early i'll the week on their way /,
Palm Beach They we're guests at tn,
Hotel Clarendon while in the city an,
will return there ON their way hom,
few weeks later
%. b. Redna OF Chicago. Edward "
hampton and A. Fl. Thomas Of Co
umhus are a party cf friends VIII,
ne spending some time at the Hote
clarendon.
sCol. and Mrs. f. " Galbrai;h. VIII
ave been spending some days at tn
Iotel Clarendon. vent 80 ST. Angus
inc on Saturday 10 see President
tlect' Harding They returned Sunda,
70 the Clarendon and on Monday de
arted for their home in Cincinnati
10Th Col. and Mrs Galbraith pre-
ounced Seabreeze as one of the mos
delightful places and expressed thei
determination to come again.
j. 5. Halse and f. c. Rice OF Co
nmhus, o.. are enjoying their frs
n isit to Seabreeze and are guests 8
tIe Clarendon hotel for few day.
be gentlemen are so pleased wit
tie climate OF Seabreeze and wit
tie hotel and its surroundings tina
fley are already making arrange
n eats To come again next year
L:euts. H. y. Scott. ]. A. Kase, {
G chauncey. X r. kroyan and
$ mberry Of Carlstrom Field wer
u aek end guests at the Hotel Clal
elIdon ana enjoyed tfye Saturday ev,
nj ng bali
Mrs. f. W Wise and Miss d. Pete
sci OF New York arrived at the Hot.
e arendon On Saturday Miss Pete
son viii remain for a few days whe
she will return home. but Mrs Wis
VII remain for the rest of the white
Mr. and Mrs. A b. Thieieus. Mis-
Je ME 1. Bryan, and Mrs. |. G. Youn
Of South Bend, Ind, are at the Hott
tItendon where they will spend som
time.
ars. l.. F. Perry of Annapolis. Mr.