The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-11
HOTEL CLARENDON
Observation-Disclosures;

Brown and her mother have for many
fof Seabreeze. and they always make
1.-THE Clarendon their home. and they
always receive a hearty welcome
from the management and from many
friends that they have made there
during their many visits. Mrs. Brown
became acquainted with Miss Martin
while at the Clarendon during re-
cent visit. The young woman was at
that time an employee OF the Claren-
don and Mrs Brown was quick TO no
ltiee her unusual eleverness and her
ability 10 render quick and intelli-
gent service. and since that time
Miss Martin has been a permanent
and valuable member of Mrs. Browns
household
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Householder
entertained Miss F. A. simpson and
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lurch OF Ortona at dim
ner at tie Clarendon Saturday eve
ming, after which they remained for
the dance and enjoyed the fine social
affair
Mr. AMI Mrs. Naramore and Mr.
and Mrs J. X Piummer were among
the Seabreeze folks who enjoyed the
dinner dance at the Hotel Clarendon
Saturday evening.
Among the interesting guests at
the Hotel Clarendon dinner-danc
Saturday evening We're Lieutenants
c. c. CLANCY. L. P. Dudley, Fred Aus
tin and j A.. Kane These young
men volplaned from Arcadia, Fla, a
distance OF los miles. making the "trip
in an hour and thirty minutes. They
drove the huge army Hayiland planes
which are considered as safe and sure
as any in the world. Lieut.. Austin
and Lieut.. Kane have for three sea-
sons past volplaned to the Clarendon
for the opening ball and always have
a fine time The three young men
remained over night and Sunday aft
ernoon returned to Arcadia, having
had a most enjoyable experience.
Alfred Hess and his mother We're
over Sunday guests al the Hotel
Clarendon. motoring from their home
in jacksonville Mr. Hess came es
pecially to look over the fine stock
of jewelry which his firm carries III
the Clarendon shop. He is a young
man, less thana 80 years OF age, but
IS at the head of the big jewelry firm
OF Hess < Slayer, which is one OF the
largest business concerns in the
South. Their name is sufficient guar
antee for any article They very
much enjoyed their brief stay 81 the
Clarendon and took the opportunity
to enjoy the opening ball.
NJ NELL Mrs. c. II. Lawrence and
daughter. Norine, were dinner guests
at the Clarendon Saturday evening
and enjoyed the ball that followed
Mrs j. w. Myers of Ashland Ohio;
Miles B. Gilmore OF Cleveland Ohio;
Mr. and Mrs. c. A Robinson Of Ed
monitor. Alberta. Can; Lieut. Arden
Miller and Mrs. L. Miller Of Detroit.
Mich. and Miss Isabel Crowl Of Lor-
aine. Ohio, formed pleasant dinner
party at the Clarendon Saturday eve
ning, and were guests AT the bah that
followed
On SATURDAY a motoring party from
Jacksonville, consisting Of Mr., and
Mrs III W Dexter, DR.. and Mrs = !.
Was. Mr. and Mrs O. r Woodstock
Mrs. s DusenbHry Mr. and Mrs Alex
Craighead visited the Triple Cities
and while here were guests Of the
Hotel Clarendon They had a fine
trip ana were thoroughly pleased with
the three cities that form what many
consider Florida's greatest winter re-
sort
r. A Worthington Of Daytona en-
tertained party OF friends a the
Clarendon Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs James j Paris of
Dayiona entertained Mr. and Mrs.
James T. Nelson at the Clarendon
dinner-dance Saturday evening.
y W Allen Of naytona was q guest
Il me Clarendoa Saturday evening
Mrs \ X Erregger and Miss r. \
Trask were among many Soabreeze
people who enjoyed the dinner-dance
III the Hotel Clarendon Saturday eve
ming
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W Searlse OF
Herkimer. ~ ". and Mrs A. G. Bur
ries Of ithaca. ~ y. arrived ut the
Clarendon Saturday and will remain
Tor The season ithaca is the scat OF
the Cornell University and is one OF
the most beautiful cities in the state,
and Herkimer IS in The center OF "a
rich agricultural and dairy country.
The ladies' left The pleasautest kind
OF winter weather, but are enjoying
the summer like days that only Flor
la can give.
Mr. aud Mrs r s. Hall OF Oeala
were guests al the Hotel Clarendon
for the dinner dance Saturday evo-
ming Miss Nellie Balm was their
guest
George G. Russell Of Daytona was
1 guest It the Clarendon Saturday
evening
Mr and Mrs Ralph F. Means Of
Chicago are guests at The Clarendon
S. b Chaplin Of New York has arr
rived al the Clarendon for few
weeks stay He is banker and
broker in the big town and comes