The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-04
HOTEL DESpLAND



An unusual Number Of local people
enjoyed the hospitality of the Dss-
pland hotel on ThA-day for the mid
day luncheon. This bufel is always
one OF the most popular in the Triple
Cities because OF its extreme cleanli-
ness. the homelike atmosphere and
the excellence of its cuisene. The
lobby is one OF the finest ana largest
To Ire found in any of the hotels OF the
three cities, and whenever there is
the slightest chill m the air, a blaz-
ing IRE in the mammoth CRATE gives
warmth and good cheer to the place,
which is much enjoyed by al the
guests.
The dining room is one Of the most
attractive in its decorations or green
and white. and many people prefer
the genuine southern atmosphere
which is given by the colored walters.
who render service second 70 none in
amy resort city The iood is served
in abundance and is wholesome and
prepared By a chef VINO has had much
experience and knows how to cater to
the appeutes of particular people. 10
cal people always find The Despland
an ideal place whenever they desire
change from the home dings
The orchestra is one OF the charming
features Of the hotel
This evening the guests Of the Des-
pland are enjoying a card party and
while there are only the regular
guests enjoying the event, the big
lobby is filled with tables ana very
happy time is being enjoyed.
Mr.. ava Mrs. N. r Cole and Miss
May Cole Of Newman Ca WHO are
visiting the Triple Cities for rev
DAYS, were luncheon guests at the
/ Despiand on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell Of
scranton. who are Old time friends Of
the Despiand, have arrived for the
season ana are comfortably located at
+ that hotel They are very glad u
again get back to the sunshine of the
Florida Writer
AIR and Mrs l.. y Worth OF Brook
line Mass, who have Tor several
years been spending their winters at
the pespland arrived there on We'd
nesday and viii remain for the bal
ance of the winter
Mrs. o. r. .Tomlinson and Mrs. r
B. Tyler motored to DaytOna Wednes.
day from Cocoa and were guests dur
ing their stay in the city al the Des.
pland.
c. D. Poland Of Admission and " s
Harding OF Boston are guests This
week at the Despland.
Mrs Morgan Lewis. Mrs William
H. Lee and Mrs e. NJ Marshall 81
Shaniokin Pa. are spending their FIRST
winter in Daytona and are guests al
the Despland. They are friends d
Mrs. +. ". Leader who has been d
the Despland since early in The sea
son, and these friends are very mucf
enjoying the comforts Of the Besplau,
and the beauties 81 the CITY
AIRS. H. King ana Miss Eleanor
King OF White Plains, n y. are at tn,
Despland where they viii remain 10.
the rest OF the vinter This is then
first season in Daytona and they ar,
very much pleased with their sur
romdings
Mr.. and Mrs. r ". Mmer ali,
daughter, MISS Frances, of Davenport
Iowa, are spending the season at tn
Despland This is their first season
in the Triple Cities. and thay are yer.
much pleased with the place and III.
climate.
II G. Burrows Of Philadelphia VII,
for many years has each winter beef
a guest at the Desplmd. arrived ii
Daytona this week and is again at hi
favorite hotel. where he is meetin
! many old time friends and cnioyin.
/ many pleasant reunions.
F ". Empshan and daughter Nils
Alice, OF WATERFOWL, y Y, are az TN
Despland. where they viii remain 70
tho rest Of the winters
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