Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 12, 1912, Page 3

THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND. FLA, JANUARY 12, .37 13 Social Department can be com- the Society Edit either of the above telephones. . notices to the Socicty Ed:tor, caré Evening Telegram. il functions, club meetings, church gatherings and . sociel iaterest should be telephoned to this depart- . as they oceur in order that their news value is not . - \‘ = = _— LERN WOMAN. A 1:11 d it ix doubtful whether the meet ir vill be ! v oattended the Nlll'i"" S » its zation a year ago, | the Ladies ial Association has Nic or chat-]accompl areat deal in the way | i Iw imp e cemetery, and therey yands strew | = no roas in the year to come Lthat more 2ood work may not be ae-! o 1o A 1;:,!_1\uu::v!i»hml. When ladies, with the | enterprise and energy that the mem- | and of fat- hers of this Association have display- | eu, behind a movement, great | wmehty play. improvements vesult, and that ||||'H" cart get pitufefforts the coming year will be even more successtul than the past, is the nidless—-cross my § prediction o The Telexram R e | R i v Land-Schneider Wedding. vl \\;yh stern sever- The following Plant City wedding notice, taken trom the Tampa Tri-| { vour stays, the guess|bune, will be of interest here, the vooeh perilling posterity; charming bride having numerous f pringe o asperity, friends in Lakeland: 2o break vou, only bless, | Last evening at 8 o'clock at the "y pve the wild temer- | Presbyterian church, occurred the marriage of Miss Josephine Ih-rlim.:! loveliness? Schneider and Mr. Bennet Land, Jr.| |aln-mlwl by a large audience of their| 1 T , T me |friends. Migs Schneider s the ; [ ulu,nrl::'_ l;(:::l_i’dmmhlm' of Mr. and Mrs. William | Schneider, citizens of Plant City, war aild see {ond who formerly lived at Lancaster, | Vet pascality? [P Mro Land is a valued .-mplnyi bal liberality of the engineering department of the| Ul agree 5 I Seaboard Air Line Railway man” spells fa-| The church was beautitully and tasternlly decorated, this part ot the W program beinz under the supervision | of Mrs, Albert Schenider, an annt ot the bride. Tdly-wise ) : i :lun»rimns. The tollowine composed the wel ding party: Matron of honor. Mrs Pt ¢ Root; maid of honor, Miss Ales ddand mys- W Owen, Tampa. bridesmaic Misses| S Tommie Moody, Gertrude Sl L Mamic Ray. Frances Smith an - ther Irviy best man, Mr. ( B and MR iuot; roomsmets, - Mossre: 9: o1 spinks, of Wilmington, N, ¢, ¢, F. £ MeNairy, of Greenshoro, N. €, P, F (W save, J. T, Land and I B Cart i o wright of Jacksonville, and Walt Green, of Plant ity - Meets Mrs, Paul G White presided at th 3 organ, the littie Mi \l = @ and Cotter were flow 1 : wedding o was N - Rev. Louis T. Wild the church re parents, they departed oy the lat Italisn train for Port Tampa, whe \ a-M iding trip to Cuba nd after ) th return will reside at Jackson- bride ' | I ':\': _ Fine Production of M. Last Night. 0 2 troet, Of the mauy attractio to | and the cast was <pl 3 thei pleasant | and all carried out th . be severed they were 4 moving into|itable manner nd Mrs, Vap- | securing ey RE Thex Jacksonvi and 1 most at- people some of the fiv {sent out of New York €i TeLovated when | he Natural Stimulant. g is from “As It 1" by M 1 and w re easily e The | fresheqd - '+ Propitious today, | you can 1 ang Low finish your work.” ! those confectioncrs who ion a These are worn w HE very large cities, and a few smaller ones, have succeeded in establishing the custom of *“five o'clock tea,"” which is altogether worth while. Tt is a littlo event in the day, for those who would other- wise stay at home, which takes wom- en out of doors for a space and brings them into inspiring touch with each other. After the matinee or the after- noon's shopping one may see women at their prettiest in the tea rooms of the hotels, or the great shops, or at are wise enough to provide an attractive ren- dezvous for homeward bound patrons. The comfortable part is that one may be gowned appropriately in the plain- est of tailor-mades or in more preten- tious visiting costumes, and, in the matter of millinery, everything is ad- missabble, with the tendency toward dressy hats, ever growing in favor. Hats plain, more hats semi-dress and most hats dressy may be looked tor | at the five o'clock 1 This latitude in millinery is por- frayed in the three hats shown here, In Fig. 1, a clever little bonnet shape of deep rose colored braid boasts no | FOR THE AFTERNOON. A three-piece walking costume in green tweed and black velvet Are Wern » ha pum can now € very Vhite ones are quite their rivals are | ith the black s oes and for the street 1 | 1012 PAGE THREE trimming, but a about the face and a sash about the crown that seems somehow 1o have been bor- rowed from a tint in the braid. This hat was quite fit with a long envelop- ing cloak of dark blue cloth which covered the matinee bodice of the Wearer, The bonnet-like shape, with tan crown developed in dark amethyst plush is a striking model in a semi- dress hat. The pendant beads and oriental embroidery take is a step be- yond the tajlored type. The bonnet of velvet and lace, mod- eled on the Dutch shape, is an inspira- tion. Big butterfly wings of lace, and a gilt and silver ornanent make up fits sinple ensemble. But it is a hat to catch and hold the attention and to conipel admiration, Grouped about a table in a party of four one may find the plainest and the most elaborate of hats, with all wearers enjoying a sense of being cor- rectly dressed. Pretty millinery and SOTt furs are charming for the b o'clock tea, JULIA BOTTOMLEY. AmAAn STYLES MUCH MORE SIMPLE Tichiness of Attire That Has Marked Past Seasons Has Been Con- siderably Modified. This year the cirl who is trying to idjust the balunce between o self- tespecting smartness of attire and a minute income has everything on her | side. Compared with lust year's rich- ness and eccentricity, which made the tusk more than puzzling to the home dressmuker, there isoa notable revival of the severely simple, Hats with hardly any trimming at U1, braid and buttons in lien of em- broideries, simply cut dresses of one color only, and 1 I and ski ¢ a few of the sweeping cliange tore for us. There s very little doubt that the majority of women will weleome the new order of things, Foremost among the revivals of the winter is the return to favor of our old triend, the blouse, suffered a period of aimost total cclipse during the summer, when the #ll conquering “litile frock™ it. It comes back carliest and of couts which vept eversthing hefore absolutely in its ry form. 1 which known to Garihaldi, most. e The spirtwaist was th 11 he blouse was frst if one excinde ind this ye i's trim simplicity. With the shirt blouse comes old friend that has been long ne «d. The smartest most fashion- ihle belt for the « ison will he made of plain pat her, fase tened by the signplest and most unas suming of buckles. reizn again in all ker and An Aid to Beauty. f Camphor water appiied to the nose H with a soft cloth at intervals will re- | duce the pores of the skin. | Persons not susceptible to colds should try walking briskly in the rain ." | without an umbrella as a tonic for the | complexion. Equal portions of pure rice powder d some one of tie favorite French face powders make a deli fectual filling for the p the woman who always cannot afford ! the French brands. The teeth should be bru oughly with ed thor- 1 reliable or Fur Trimmings. Many of the new show fur trimming in the with all kinds of gowns that are short | three-inch footbands of <i zhtly nar evening zowns hiape of | rowed widths on the tunic edge quilling of ribbon ' This is in a soft greyish blue | ¢ ) | | | | | o DO IO DOODG This is the Much Talked Ay, Of Store 3%, Ever have a fit? I give you a stylish one. A Prinzess Suit at a Genuine Bargain. The best, from the best place, is the best to buy. Winter Goods at COST and LESS. Special Bargatns every day. Come and see. Men's Hats must go, Want the room for other lines. A good hat at HALF ; 2 PRICE. Men’s Shirts to close out at Genuine Bargains. $1.50 and $2 $|-00 ones in all sizes for LOW PRICES KEEP US BUSY Come and see them. COOOCOTOCOOOTOTVTOOODO TGO et enss s o4 vy > ] [T N : " " OOOOOOO0 SOOOOGOOOOMIOOOGOIVOOOOMIROOOOOOOVOVCOO We wish all our Customers a Happy New Year! Vhen in need of anything inour line come in and Jook over our line of Tailored Suits and Evening Gowns and many other articles of dress, which we will be pleased to show you Our Prices arc Reasonable B. T. BARDIN IFARMERS!] IF YOU WANT |RELIABLE SEEDS Call on me, at my store opposite City Hall, where I have a full line of everything of the kind required by the grower. trucker or gardener CHICKENS! I will pay cash for Chickens, and have them for sale at all times. Give me a call. G. L. BRYANT The Telegram Is. The People’s Paper