The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

Mere than two hundred prominent
citizens OF the Triple Cities. tourists
from IS far west a. California. and
visitors from many nearby cities as
sembled in the Clarendon hotel last
night for the annual dinner-cance,
which always closely follows the
opening Of the famous resort for the
winter season
The spacious hotel dining room
was artistically decorated with ferns.
potted plants and native flowers. The
dinner was served from $50 to $50
O'Clock, and the menu was the best
that experts IN the culinary art could
provide.
The Clarendon this year has many
guests who have never been here
before. and the intermingling CT
guests from other hotels and year
round residents OF the Triple Cities
afforded them wonderful opportunity
to meet and know the leaders in the
social and business life OF the Hall.
fax Country and to make them feel
perfectly at home in land Ok
strangers
One of the most interesting fea
lures Of the annual bali at the Gar
endcn is the remarkable display OK
handsome new gowns, the latest ere
ations OF the mi1liner's art. which it
always brings cut. and this season
was no exception to the RITE. On the
c6rtrary. il was generally remarked
that this seasons bell set a rex rec
ord for the dazzling array Of Dame
Fashion 5 newest fancies-
fuckers famous orchestra. under
direction OF Ray O'R.ien. furnished
music for the dinner and fcT the
dancing which followed until iats
hour. Mr.. OBrien is one Of those
experts in his particular calling who
is always ready for any emergency
Consequently he did not prepare any
set program for the evening" but : II
nouneed that he and his orchestra
stood ready ut q moment notice ia
play any piece that am quasi might
cali for Mr. O'rrisn's repertoire was
taxed to the utmost. bit he STOOD the
test successfully. and received many
con pl;ments from the guests for his
part in sustaining the national reiX-
tat;on OF the Clarendon.
Among those offending the dinner-
dance were the following:
Mr. and Mrs = .zn De Word. Mr.
and Mrs F. D. Gheen and Mss An
gelila Gh.en OF Dastona \. r..
Hutchinson Portland sie Mr. an
Mrs. Albert Diem, Dastoua Bea h !,
Mr.. and Mrs W :. 0ias. Lansing.
Mich: Dr. HAMMOND Howe and Miss
/ Lillian Thompson Of fDdytona. Mr.
and Mrs 4. $ De Frees. Nashua. "
! H.: Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Lukeman
Jacksonville. Ill: Mr.. and Mrs. Tar-
! old r Norton Mr. and Mrs " "
+ Cute. MIR. aad Mrs. John F. Walter
and Miss Edith W Norton Of Sea
/ breeze
I I s. Allen. Davtona Beach. Mrs
E X. CLARK and Mr. Roades. piila
deirlia. Pa: Dr. end Mrs ] T. E.sch
, Daytsna Reach; Mr.. and Mrs J. r
Hansley.x Atlanta; c. W Alien. Mrs
!. A. Olofdan. Mr. and Mrs. W p. Gold
endure and Mr.. and Mrs G. e. RIOS
! selIe OF Daytona-
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. n Heeley Troy
/ \. Y: Mrs. Marie McConihe and the
! Misses Florence and Laura Wneiple,
I Of Boston: NJ. and Mrs. l. S. Brown
f, Sprin gfieid. Mass; Mrs George II
Beach catskill. n " and Miss Mar,
H. Newell of Springfield Mass
Nj end Mrs. Michael Sholtz arJ
Mr.. and Mrs David SEoltz OF Day
iona: Mr. md Mrs. \. K. Briggs o.
I Lansing Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F
Williams OF Seabreeze. Mrs. Cora L
+, TAILOR and Miss Emma Taylor of De
t.ei. Miss May Haigh OF Seabreeze
Il T. Niyen. Jr Mr.. ard Mrs. "
W r-sch. Mrs. Weaver. Mrs. GilhuleN
and Miss Mary Edith Gilhuley of Day
tona Beach, Mr. and Mrs +. r. Wood
bury. Mr.. and Mrs T +. Fitzgerald
Air. and Mrs. ~ r Cornwall and Mr
and Mrs X W. Austin Of Daytona
Mr. anc Mrs. - G Legget Nnitf
Plains. \. y. and Chds. II Loring O
Reading. Mass.