The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-13
HOTEL CLARENDON
Observation-Disclosures.


these dances to be OF the most ea-
joyable nature The young people
enjoy the promenade on the spacious
yerandas overlooking the sea almost
equally rs Web as the dancing in the
beautiful ballroom. The Clarendon
and the social life which ii gives. not
only To it's guests bur as well 10 the
residents OF the place. is one of the
greatest assets of the Triple Cities.
Many people who enjoyed the dance
were dinner guests and the dining
room was filed 10 its capacity, and
during the entire evening the big lob
by presented brilliant scene. as
there are always many beautiful wom-
Ell. handsomely gowned. who are
spectators only
Music bv the hotel orchestra was
very fine ana tine ballroom opening
from the lobby was filed with dancers
On Monday evening the guests Of
iie Hotel Clarendon and their friends
win enjoy special dancing party in
honor Of St. Valentines day. The
loveIiness of the ballroom VIII be en-
HANGED by a profusion of red hearts.
valentines and plants appropriate TO
the occasion The music. as is usual,
viii be furnished by the hotel orches-
ira The management is planning to
have this one of the most delightfully."-
informal events OF the winter and
those who are devotees OF the art OF
dancing are anticipating an evening
Of much pleasure.
4 number of the Hotel Clarendon
guests enjoyed the trapshooting in
Seabreeze Saturday afternoon Among
the most expert.shooters is Frank Sci
bert. Clarendon guest, who on Wei
nesday broke IS out of 100 birds This
record would place him III the pro
fcssional class. as ii is seldom ever
excelled by anyone,
Other guests of the Hotel Ciaren-
don who played on Saturday were
John Purdy. j B. Rock. Ray Barker
and Horace Bonser. Mr.. Bonser has
international fame as a trapshooter.
George Allen. Of Marshall Park. and
Leroy King OF Seabreeze also en-
joyed the sport on Saturday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. Walter Briggs. who
have been season guests at the Hotel
Clarendon. spent last week in Miami
ana have again returned 10 the Clar-
endon where they will remain for the
balance OF the winter They encoun-
tered some very warm weather ii
Miami and were glad 10 return TO the
celebrating climate OF Seabreeze Mr..
Briggs is connected with the Briggs
Motor company OF Detroit
Mrs b. Atha vino is spending the
winter Al Orlando motored TO Sen
breeze Thursday with i party of
friends and we're guests nj the Clar
endon for luncheon They found tine
roads and enjoyed a very happy day
Mrs Atha IS very charming woman
ana always very popular with large
circle OF friends
Mr and Mrs G. II. Booth OF New
York City Mrs F. f. Gedney, oi
Washington d. G.. and Mrs r T.
Brady of BROOKLYN, who are spending
the mid-winter season al Orlando. M
tured 10 Seabreeze Thursday and We're
guests al lie Clarendon for luncheon
Taey enjoyed a spin on the beach ard
The many beauties OF the hotel and
be Triple Cities
Airs " s, Morrison. Of Pittsburgh
Pa ana Mrs " l. Carpenter Of De
Hand motorel 60 the Clarendon Fri
day for lugeheon.
Mr. and Mrs y NJ. smith, OF BIOS
ton arrived the latter part OF the week
in Seabreeze and Will remain Nor the
t3,
the Clarendon. They have been com
ing to that popular hotel for the pas
ten years and although they have Wis
tied ali ihe Florida resorts. they fins
that none Of them excel the Tripl,
Cities for climate and pleasant sur
roundings Mf Smith is at the hea,
OF one OF thc oldest ana best know
jewelry stores in New England an /,
man who has met with bushes,
success.
4 pleasant luncheon party at III,
Hotel Clarendon on Friday eonsistet
Of Mrs G \. SShrader, Mrs NJ Crit
fith Mrs NJ. sheldon and Mrs Samue
X Phillips
Alr. and Mrs W C Henry. Of Biz
mingham, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Train, of White River Junction
-. aud Airs. E Rouse. OF Jackson
Vile were recent visitors at the Ho
tel Clarendon
Mrs. G f. Bradley and her siste
are guests at the Hotel Clarendon
They are from New York and arrive,
on Fri lay
AR aud Mrs J. u. Webster am
4Irs. A. b. Hardenburg. of Honesdale
Pa, arrived AT the Hotel Clarendon on
Friday and nil remain for the bal
nlce OF the winter,
Among the new arrivals at the He
tel Clarendon. the following have bee
noted. Air. and Mrs, w y. Walker, o
Weymouth, Mass; Capt. Y. d. Dixon
Ii. F. l. Patrick. and 1t r. c. Mad
Donald. OF Carlstrom Field: Mr. an
Mrs. NJ L. Smith. Of Detroit. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs G ". Smith. OF Mobile
Ala: Jay Clancy. II. Shewitt. OF Ne,
York City; Or and Mrs. ". f. Sraeue