The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27
HOTEL CLARENDON


Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Barber of Eau
Claire. Wis.,. are spending their first
season in the Triple Cities and are
guests at the Hotel Clarendon They
arrived on Tuesday. and are enjoying
the many attractions offered by the
big hotel and its surroundings. They
express themselves as very much de-
lighted with the climatic conditions
and expect TO remain for some days
Mr.. and Mrs. Munzen OF New York
City are also enjoying their first sea.
son here and are guests at the Clar-
entlon. They think that the Florida
mid-winter weather could hardly be
Iexcellsd in loyeliness and they find
many things to interest them in the
hotel circles. Both families are max
ing many friends. and it is a safe
prediction thar their first visit win not
be their last in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs j Camp OF Ocala, Fla.
accompanied by their guest. Mrs. w
Wolfe of New Orleans. and by ].
Camp. Jr.. are making their third
visit of the season at the Clarendon.
They motored there Tuesday and will
spend a few days enjoying the motor
| ing and the golf links.
/ c. +. Patterson OF New York City IS
spending few days at the Claren-
don
Mrs. c. X. McFadden and family Of
New York City have arrived at the
4 Clarendon. where they will remain
for the rest of the winter Mr. Me-
Faaden is the president of the Carib
Syndicate, an oil company of South
America. AID many business duties
prevented his coming to Seabreeze at
this time. The family are annual
visitors at the Clarendon. where they
always find much pleasure. and Mrs.
MeFadden considers the Florida eli
mate the very finest
Mrs. William Lay Of Springfield.
Mass, who is an old time patron OF
the Hotel Clarendon. arrived there On
Tuesday and is greeting many old
friends and making many new ones.
She is always welcome.
! Mrs. Douglas Alexander and family
of New York City are among the new
arrivals at the Hotel Clarendon. This
4 is their first season in Seabfeeze.
and they are very glad TO be there.
They desired to spend last season at
4 the Clarendon. but were too late in
trying To make reservations. and this
year she profited by the experience
and made the reservations early They
lare enjoying the fine hotel and its
surroundings
Mr.. and Mrs E. j Baldwin of Chi.
icago arrived this week at the claren.
don FOR only a brief visit
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, A. Sanders Of
Springfield. Ohio. are among the new
( guests at the Hotel Clarendon.
Mr.. and Mrs William NJ. Harris. Jr.
of New York and their charmme
daughter, Miss Pauline. arrived at the
Clarendon on Tuesday On Wednes
day they were out enjoying the gol
links like old timers. They expect [,
remain for several days
. Frank Crawford of Cincinnati and ]
A. Trowbridge. Jr.. of Norton Conn.
are enjoying Il few days at The Hote
clarendon.
4 c. J. Widman OF Detroit Mich. an,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kline were at tn,
Hotel Clarendon early IN the week
Mrs, l.. II Goodman OF Kansas City
Mo-. arrived at the Clarendon Tuesda,
, and will remain for the remainder o
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. RogIes. Mrs. Fl
, l. Goldsnath and NJ A.. Freedman o
New York City were visitors at III,
, Clarendon Tuesday
The Bicycle club of Boston is tn
oldest organization of its Kind in Amer