The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-18
HOTEL CLARENDON

Hotel Clarendon.
A pleasant luncheon party at the I
Hotel Clarendon on Tuesday consisted I
OF Mr. and Mrs. G A. Sehoader, Mr.
and Mrs s. X Phillips OF Beason, y. /
Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Il. Nose
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Head of
Bangor. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Orr of Erie, /
Pa, arrived this week at the Hotel /
Clarendon where they will remain for
a couple of weeks enjoying the many
pleasures offered by the Triple Cities. (
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Hedge and Fred
L. Conner OF Knoxville. Tenn. were
at The Hotel Clarendon this week
Mr.. and Mrs. s 5. Newman and
sons of Cleveland o.. arrived early
IN the week in Seabreeze and are en-
ioying a few days at the Hotel Clar-
endon.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W Headings and
]. ". Moore Of New Haven, Conn,
we're guests al the Clarendon this
week.
VI. b. Dana OF Worcester. Mass.
was a guest at the Clarendon this
week
Mr.. and Mrs John Van Benscrotm
OF Poughkeepsie. n. y, and Mr. and
Mrs. G. w. Steenham of Saugertiss,
y. ", arrived early the week at the
Hotel Clarendon
Mr.. and Mrs. James G Brady of
brooklyn, \. Y. and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Mccarthy OF Miami and daughter,
and MIR. aud Mrs. Hugh ". Randall
of Milwaukee. motored 10 Seabreeze
Wednesday and were guests at the
Hotel Clarendon.
Messrs. H. l.. Judd ana Frank c.
Jones of Bellaire. stopped for couple
of days al the Hotel Clarendon en-
route home this week from Miami and
Palm Beach. Mr.. Judd is one of the
governors of the Bellaire Country club
and always makes il a point each sea-
son 10 make the Clarendon several
brief visits He viii be there again
later in the season. He reports bust
ness conditions good in his part OF
the state and that there are as al
WAYS many tourists enjoying the west
coast resorts.
Walter Stack of Trenton. \. J.. an
old time friend of the Hotel Claren-
doa and its management has arrived
to remain for the balance OF the sea
son.
Theodore c. Brooks OF DeLand. with
his guests, Messrs. Karl Abbott and
William Harding of Boston. were the
guests OF the Hotel Clarendon on
Wednesday. Mr. Abbott is the mana.
ger OF the College Arms. DeLand' s
Dig hotel and reports that the season
has been q very satisfactory one with
him.
Mrs. Z. T. Wood and daughter Mrs
r. J. Wilbur, OF New York who have
been at the Hotel Clarendon togeth
er for several weeks motored to Jack
sonville yesterday whore tie daugh
ter took the train for her return tril
to New York. AIRS Wood returned /,
the Clarendon where she will conlinu
her visit for the balance of the win
ter
Among the new arrivals at the Hote
Clarendon are the following:
Howard T. Lansbaugh, New Yorl
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. ". Shepard. Por,
fnd Conn.
F. Graves ana Miss L. Graves. wa
terbury. Conn.
Mrs. Henry Worlan and Mrs. p. ]
siionolin, Springfield. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. John S Adler, Sal
Francisco. Cal.
sars. ". II. lawkey and Miss b. \
Eide. New York City.
Mrs. G. G. Mcbride d. j. McBrid
and Miss J. Kelley. Trenton. \. J.
Mrs. X G McFadden Of the Hote
clarendon entertained very delight
fally ON Wednesday evening al sur
per in the Lotus Club grill. After III
repast the guests spent the evening
dancing ana the evening proved
most enjoyable one To the followin
guests: Afrs. William Lay. Miss care
line Reynolds. Mrs Mary NcCullncI
Mr.. and Mrs John Gehean and Massr
William knight r. II. Arnett Ra
Barker. c ] Root, all of the Hote
clarendon and Hugh Reed OF Ormong
Among the interesting guests al III
Hotel Ormend this season are Nh
ard alrs. +. W Campbell OF Warner
re. Nearly every winter Tor the pas
seventeen YEATS, these good friends Q
seabraeze have been coming to tn
Hotel Clarendon aud they are d,
Eghted with the conditions Their,
They were at the Clarendon Glove
years ago. al the time the old Clarei
don hotel building was destroyed b
IRE. They are familiar With Gallo
ma and It's winter climate but thin
Florida ana especially Seabreeze ia
exceis in climatic conditions. Howeve
the foada ia California are very fin
which makes motoring an unusual d
light bur ali things considered the
and Seabreeze the most desirabi
pace
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