Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 25, 1912, Page 3

Ry e THE EVENING TELEGRAM : HEGPEPPFOOVDIESDESIPESPIESSDIOPDICHD | [ & TELEPHONE NUMBERS—SOCIETY EDITOR. : E Dfice NumberEsh o ilL b L ..37 4 ¢ Residence Number ... .......... . 135 & * SPECIAL NOTICE—Notices for the Social Department can be com- : A Clothes-Pin Party. 4 ated to the Society Editor by either of the above telephones. « . A mother o & tvelveyearold : itten notices to the Society Ed:tor, care Evening Telegram. e::‘::;‘;; o ‘:‘h::_ ".l.'l‘l'” d;:’l’:“:,"w“;'f s of social functions, club meetings, church gatherings and ; 1k at hoiiss am,'..(,un‘:p to Beat ‘:,e,l_ b items of social interest should be telephoned to this depart- od was past and she was too Young “ t as soon as they occur in order that their news value is not = | for a card party, so her clever brain : X | evolved the clothes-pin party, which ® : { 1 am about to describe. s tis i The invitations were written and ¢ |Dance Last Night | folded, held fast by a wee gilded this beautiful m the pen of the SWeel gwing to a number of counter attrac- | Atlanta Const 1 we're living i i to beat: with ever LED FOR LOVE mnd ot how it hie did he stre ralzlitway all his ve 1 ONNET ON THE “SEA PI OF EDOWARD MACDOWELL. aterpret to - our arizhy ng spaces of the A4 OPTIMISTIC VIEW. STNZa, | st pight at the Odd Fellows' Hall. ftion, tigng there were only about ten cou- (ples daneing. However, all enjoye the evening to the fullest extent Grchestra Organized. S « Wi some of alve event will probably take place with great § | iy 1ehem e, the next two weeks ‘llllll'l‘.\' | Teachers' Institute Meets Saturday. The Teachers' Institute of the Lakeland District will meet in the | High School Auditorium at % a. m., | January 27, 1912, | | ECES" sense | the program: Lesson and Prayer Jenkins, Seripture open ! Rev, . €, The regular weekly dance was held The following is| clothes-pin and delivered by an oblig- ing young brother. When all had ar- rived, a big basket of ordinary clothes. pins was placed in the middie of the room and all were told they could have ten minutes in which to bulld 1 block house on the floor, following these instruetions, which the mother read aloud: Start the house to N owith two clothiespits laid down S and sof- ficient!y Py t fwo more clothing ol . r the inter-| Ve it ) » the | 1 on thel o i lie| | apt to { ' 8. | « he | . vs high. | with i 1 ! hei i 1 8| 0] ) CrOs { ; A oha i | i V los Al | 1 ! | coed \ ! HE i it vunti mtl -t 1 i 1 5% | i hrowy ur | hoard roo ‘ Next take « « dAre them | like “enriv wottle nid xee how good and lifelite 1hey appear, Pienty ot Llack, white tnd colored tissue paper must be provided, and paste, scissors and thread, P s awarded tor the best little men @il Women manutace tured by the youny artists, The table centerpiece wias a clothes. pin house in @ yard with miniature “pin” figures; small trees, animals and chickens completed this most realistic scene, The napkins were pinned to- gether with gilded “pins,” the name card tied to the top. —— Bee-hive Festival, Of charity affairs there are many, { and 1 want to tell you of this one, N ~ | Devices that You Have Found Use-| Which is perhaps seasonable at any e poet to whose sole decrer|ful in Governing Your Room- Miss- | time of the year. Posters decorated ) ield the secret of hisles Nora Hart and Mary McRae, | wtll (-normonsf GrddlhL ] .“ lhc.lnp. | " in and out of which bees were flying, o | Five minute discussion: | the heads were all taces of girls and thewith charm o of words may | The Value of Phonics iy the First | . sight | Three Grades - Miss Lena MeCrary, | { waving strength and, Five minute discussion: i | Demonstrate the Difference Be- | painter’s brush that | tween Mg nical Work and Develop- we yment Work in Number in the In : A piotnres that our hearts termediate Grades —iMss Guthiris 5 4 Five minute discussion: ] Discuss the Relation Between the cvery mood 0-n||';nuul‘|':|I'l-m and the Teacher, and the | Teacher and Teathe W. F. Mobley | 4w sound upon |ln)ia.ml L. A Jett : (A 1 cadence is a xhininggramous Singcr Loyal | 5 { ttimate chords break {To Her chlldnn' 9 o i | I.v 15. believed that Mume. S humann- | !Heink's suit for divorce trom her! P of that day of doom vy husband, William Rapp, will be | {88 seas shall render{gioq 1y Chicago, though Mr o Rapp| dead [has an office in New York and the| sinzer has homes in New Jersey and | * 0 DeLand California. The famous contralt u‘ 0 Munn left Ta exday | made the announcement of her inten-! she will attend | tion to seck lezal treedom atter a con-! ! that place, and | “ert in St Louis. Mme Schun HI-‘ t with friends. | Heink is fiftv-one, and her husband resided ar De- Is thirty-uine. They were married in riends ‘“,.n.‘( hicago May 258, 1905 In annonne-| r with soci will probabl al at-|Ing her intention to sue the diva said: | | T stay a most en-| T have no word to say against ,\lr,v‘ v re- Rapp. He is a gentiemar ired | and refined, but it bes 1 should go his way I w0 “Tnooy the their e of inviting 4 eight, and some of them are ! k& < "‘§‘~I]°m program | When it came to a question whether| “red on this occa- it should be my children or my ! " | band, to whom 1 have been m i . isix years. 1 clung to my children | ©oand Mrs. Dur- And what good woman would not® | . Mrs, Mendenhall {They are my life, and 1 love them This picturesque little smock worn by the boy on the left is of white | . o n -_i I {With every breath that | draw shantung, embroidered in jade floss silk and outlined with French knots, i I immerlin, { { On the right is a dainty cap of dewdrop chiffon, edged with tiny moss- ! rane, Mrs. Rod- ' The Puzzling Sex rose buds, and with a frill of Valenciennes lace. In the center the chlld ! | Wimmin fs the limit, M:'h ke 14 ' is wearing a Liberty velveteen dress made in ome piece with a tasselled ‘ h y. iz ' Lammermoor | oft, The feller that cald you never | YOKe in Derlin canvas embroidered in red, blue, and yellow wool. In the | b < Jones, Mrs, Oh-|ean tell what a womau is goin’ to do l dress worn by the girl in the left-hand corner, the chief features are the M; Durrance Mr |Bext bad misfit works in bis thought gauged Magyar slecve and the tablier overdress of green ca:hmere em- k Js ?plant You can alwns tell what a b.rox'der(‘d i_n floss silk. The underdress is a pale shade of green Libery y Ok 'womnn fs golt’ to do dext She's silk. "rhe hu!e dress on the right is of nattier blue satin charmeuse, with | Y 3 | gcin’ to do com n° erazv —Populat ’ a folding bodice buttoning on to the embroidered waist belt. The chemisette | Magazine and sleeves are of the palest biue crepe de chine, | Fridav : monthly ' ypderstand. O Which the members | Al will be delighted {There were no ugly quarrels ) scandal. It was just { ‘I have acted as | have "‘.lll.\"d the separation And I should not him too harshly for it. He has one children of while 1 his own, PAGE THREER | women, The announcement beneath Was as follows: | Behold a Bee-hive Bazar, and Bewltching Leauties Bescech you to be there Burterings of Belongings, Bon-bons and | Rlossoms. | Bounty Bestowed. Brain Contest Beauty and Beast Beheld Beginning 'ec—ten cents, B Betimes. In making up the committees, they CWere sed under four heads: Boys, beauties, benedicts and bachelors, The various booths were all tlower decorited. At one hon-bons and Plossonis: over one counter was this : ns to he Bartered,” At “Lost and Found” department this avd attracted attention and nicl Ctundles, and basket d, o delivered.” At a table tor i boxes « e in eharge of the “husy bees i hooks, bears ard bunnics were ‘ In the velreshmen: see-hive 1 1 =0 . . 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