The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-05

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Y0ar AttRadnnce = twice what / ex-
pcc4eds 20 ~ here tp01ghe Thus
e4Ch1naed one NJ oar on1inE citiSe1s,
. man who has prohab1y dooe 5nose
than any other to pat the Halifax
Country a The map II = ooeiol0gic
and Intellectual way. - he entered
the Auditorium Thursday night and
viewed = vesitahle 80 ok fAcoe. nun-
bering moro than fifteen hundred. The
occasion was the unique" entertain
me1t staged by the Triple Cities
Tourist club for the purpose Of raising
funds to equip Anc furnisE the new
erected ON the playground park. do
mated ny 8. J. Peabody. adjoining the
Auditorium on the south.
The menu from sOnp n nuts was
we'll prepared. each course being
served in such an appetixing and
pleasing manner that 4he large audi
cncc was constantly anticipating the
next with pleasure and delight The
yarious courses. seven in. all. were
served by the state societies. Florida
| osit of the abundance OF her garden
being first Several piano selections
by Mr.. COrodi were followed By .
number OF catchy songs by little Jacl
PeIlett. who thoroughly captivated hi.
audience with his cute ways anG
bright little songs A beautiful Flor
/ ida scene now met the gaze of thu
! audience as the curtain was raised
! A tourist fresh from the land of ic'
and blizzard, unprecedented by Ro,
Miller. was happily surprised as h
wandered through Florida gartlcl
flied with sun-kissed fruit and gorge
Gus flowers. these represented by Iii
tie boys and girls in various costumes
A huge watermelon. on being cut b.
Mr.. Miller, disclosed a girl quar- tel
who sang several southern melodie:
4 The second course Was by New Eng
land. Miss Crcipton. reading an orig
nal poem. entitled New England.
Ilereis Mccarthy, the Irish Poet c
Boston. delighted all with his pleasin
manner and poems Of good cheer.
Kentucky. with one of the three a
ticies for which she was formerly Il
nous. now furnished the "piece
! resistance" which tickled the palate
OF all the diners. A. w. Shaw,
soldier uniform. sang My Old Kel
,. lucky Home" with guitar accompan
ment- A one act playlet. featurln
negro life, entitled, Encouragement
was given by Mrs. Emma McPherso
and Matt Turney. followed by a negt
dialect reading by Mrs. McPherso
entitled. "A Telephone Confab." co
I, tuned as Il Philadelphia lady of 1856
representing Pennsylvania. Mrs. w
liam Redwood Wharton thorough
: charmed and captivated her audient
with her sweet voice and graci0t
manner.
Indiana. represented by a Ho0si,
; quartet direct from the banks Of Il
: Wabash, composed Of Professors
W Owens, c. G.. Van Nugo, Ord Sho
! maker and James Heaton, rendert
5 two very pleasing selections.
Michigan's talents we're well di
: PLAYED by Mrs. George Van Dusen al
Frank T. Flowman. who sang tv
4 duets Mrs. James Wolfe gave thr'
readings in a very charming manne
The last. the bachelor Sale," with
troductOry comments. winning pr
\ lonsed applause.
Al The closing number, New York. w
one Of the best on the program, Il
audience being fairly charmed by
tie Miss Jeanette Houghton in h
dancing songs. dressed as gyps
After her second number she W
presented with handsome basket
roses. An old English pantomin
cleve,ly acted. closed one OF the mo
enjoy able mental banquets of the Sc
SON
The executive committee, Mr.. Eat,
as chairman. and the program CO
mittee. composed of officers from ca
state club, after two weeks hard wOi
feel highly gratified that their effoI
We're appreciated, as proven by the
tendance. And we'll they may, havi
furnished one of the most varied a
delightful entertainments Of the 81
SON Mrs r.. Il Parker sold 1903 til
els. Mrs. Margaret A. ALIGN about 3
Mrs. Levi CoDeman 200 TO the fat
full work and executive ability of t
committee chairman much OF this 81
cess can be attributed
1t has been suggested that this
made an annual affair of the Tril
Cities Tourist club to utilize some
the talent in our midst. which 9th
wise might be dormant during I
season The officers of the club a
committee wish to thank all those W
80 willingly and generously assis,
them in this undertaking