Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 29, 1912, Page 3

THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., JANUARY 29, 1912, EHAR L e g ; 'TELEPHOIE NUMEER! -+ Number irnce Number ... .... 1AL NOTICE—Notices for SOCIETY EDITOR. 135 the Social Department can be com- cated to the Society Editor by either of the above telephones. critten notices to the Soci ety Ed:tor, care Evening Telegram. ..-.s of social functions, club meetings, church gatherings and . items of social interest should be telephoned to this depart- soon as they occur in order that their news value is not ¢ @@ © ! Bahite Shumard, UGHT FOR THE DAY. ho said: one worthy thing interestod in several enterprises jwsand unworthy thin able to torget.” nait who faces what he | triumphant and a heart liis daily battle without ypes tail, yet Keeps unfalt- trust is God (HY that somehow, true L= work out.” sSarah E. Bolton. U 1 vy L'ITTLE GREEN GATE TO THE GARDEN. THEE 't garden, and a little! is there; ‘n gate-Keeper, with s of golden hair, Yool .= the ereen gate-Keeper, Atd would that he'd let me in, 1 the voice of the roses i of the wide-world din, *he head of a valley, with on every hand, + w0 to its secret places L would to Eden land. tUvogreen gate to the garden, t and I hope over ull, ool where you are some as p by your vine-clad gate ta the gaiden, W you must open in your deeps are the fes where the birds are ng to sing; v sometimes in the dis- as onve of old t Arcadian go!d. the young lovers HiLz beneath the trees ‘Lul gecret garden by the f the sapphire seas, lilacs around the border, ri0us roses and fair; Lreen gate, won't you * me in from my care! Baltimore Sun ¢ * 2 lden) Day & Yesterday it o1 Wwis an ideal day. The tly, the breezes rip- n-kissed lakes; and '+Ting oaks and orange <r laden with orange ing the air with . the birds warbled i and afl the earth was ning large congrega- the churches, and in there were many who Ives of the opportu- out and enjoying Na- ‘auties. Many motor- “ country, and as the “tter than usual, this ‘“7¥ enjoyable and delizht- Others walked about * 4% made excursions into % and all thoroughly en- “I¥ day, "2 each of the church- * With large congrega- | wended their way U the beautitul moon- ‘. there were few who '0 say, “This has been are afterneen, Mr. W, iite and Mizs Shumard, both ilhl.w city, were married at Bartow Thursday Mizs Shumard is well known Lakeland, her parents having presided {liere for some time. Mr. Barhite is After the marriage the couple left | for Tampa, where they jseveral days. They are expected 1al'l'i\u in Lakeland tomorrow lm miake this city their home, | e spending 1l night b, Bl EBishcp Warren Was Heard By Large Congregation. Bishop Henry W. Warren, of lhn-‘ Northern Methodist Church, preach- ed to a large congregation yesterday | morning at the Methodist churc h| the main body of the church as we!l as the lecture-rcom being ftilled to! overtlowing, All were edified by the very able sermon delivered by this distinguish- ed gentleman, who is probably the| most renowned minister in the | Northern Methodist Conference, be- ing its Senior Bishop. Special music had been arranged by the choir, aud the entire service was uplifting and | beneficial to every one. In the even-| ing, the pastor, Rev. Isaac Jenkins, | preached to a large cengregation Photo, Copyright, by Underwood & this winter. This Great Maker Caters to the Taste of the Grande Dame, Not to the Actress. H _—— ! o Among designers of costumes Worth stands apart. He caters to crowned heads and the grande dames and not to the stage, | Miss Lillie Mae McIntyre Wins $400 Piano in Tribune Contest. Miss Lillic Mae McIntyre was the! 3 | ¢ g oAy : | few changes in style were noticed. \\!xn;t-r of lh:: first ['ill.l.n' in this dl.\'-‘ Waists are worn rather high, skirts trict in the Tampa Tribune Contest.| are still straight and most of the { The reward of merit for Miss McIn- bodices are collarless. Liyre's tireless efforts is a handsome! Two pale blue dinner gowns were $400 plano, which any one might he marvels of beauty. Each had a nar- and Miss Mclntyre is be-, Tow pointed train and white lace . trimmed the bodices. One had a fold- ed fichu of the lace, which was most effective, | proud of ing concratulated far and wide on ;‘mr splendid success, Miss Melntyie | I polled 3,021,761 votes. Other winners in this district clally lovely, One of these had a were: G. E. Koplin, of Winter Ha- narrow straight skirt, made to touch, ven, who won a $150 diamond ring; Miss Mae Luella Rowman, of Mul- berry, a $100 bank account and Miss dery across the front. Hulon A. It was cut Potter, o Fort Drum, a rather low at the neck and had sleeves $100 furniture outfit. Miss Birdie :hlch came slightly below the el- ¥ 3 City, won the first DOW. “r‘:(l] |' ]i(;:lla (!;’};]m‘ r.-nmuring car; | Another frock was of moleskin chif- BIAOG TTI8% ; ' | fon velvet, made in virtually the same Miss Cornelia Mr.rrrls.m, of Tampn._s'y'!‘ It had & band of colored em. gsecond grand prize, a Hc-rruhufl" broidery instead of the gold. touring car, and the district prizes| A third, of irongray velvet, was which were also automobiles, went trimmed with folds of soft silk and te Mrs. E. H. Folk, Tampa; E. H. embroidered with silver. ’ Morgan, Fort Ozden, and S S Duke,| Sets of furs were on display suiting | Nichols ilhe costumes to perfection. Regal = 5 sets of sable and ermine, worth a | king's ransom, were worn by the ' i'mod(-ls. | Scarfs are extremely shawllike, and muffs larger ever. wide and than U. D. C. Benefit Pestponed Until Thursday Evening. The Jewell Kelley Stock (ompany | very kindly offered to share theit| x golvet dress may be renovated by receipts Tuesday evening with !h"; hanging it up in a bathroom tilled Daughters of the Confed the | with steam from the hot water faucet. proceeds to be used in lifting the, Stop up the doors and windows go debt from the monument. On a--| that the steam will not escape, and count of the mn?oxs Day w]flbra(ioni ;l;;‘:::_ 2:2[;:; ::I;T:I:t‘::e;e ;i:;e: on Tuesday evening, the benefit haej ), "0y ") om can reach it on all been postponed until Thursday *"@fl-‘sides, and the velvet will not be ing, when it is hoped that a record-| pressed against anything. Let it dry breaking audience will be in auend-L in the same position. It should not ance. be touched in any way until it is ab- | solutely dry. The steam should be There is only a very small balance yyrneq off and the windows opened now due on the monument, in the when it is ready for drying. neighborhood of $50 or $90, and it is hoped that this amount can be Gown Fastenings, raised within a short time, as the| A noticeable feature of the fall and ladies have other work which they, Winter dresces has been the center- # ; = . front fastening or the trimming ap- wish to accoms : plicd In a manner to indicate this has been ordered by the ( closing. Street dresses have double with which to inclose the monumf‘fiL; rows of buttons from the yoke line to |and as soon as this arrives the; the skirt bottom, and evening dresses Daughters are going to plant flowers; have crystal buttons or simulated around the monument and in cther; ones made of beads and rhinestones ways improve the appearance of its :::el. the center of the waist and surroundings. To Renovate Velvet. eracy, An iron fen Council PAGE THREE At a display of his gowns recently | Several afternoon gowns were espe- | ! and with a high waist line. The budice | | was of black silk veiled with chiffon | ;and had a deep band of gold embroi- | Underwood, N, ¥ This striking costume was made for a fashionable fancy Jress function AAAAAAAAAAAAmAAnAAAnAnAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA EW FROCKS FROM WORTH'S. | IN NUN'S VEILING. | | | | For this costume, nun's veiling in a !soft shade of gray is used; a front | | fastening is simulated, but the actual | {fastening is at back. The vest of | tucked spotted net fills in the open- ing of front, then the joint is covered | by a strap of silk carried down a little f to the left; buttons and cord loops | form a finish; five small tucks are made on the shoulders. The wrist- bands are also tucked. Materials required: 1% yards 40 inches wide, 6 buttons, % yard bnet 18 inches wide. Simple Frocks for Girls, Embroidery plays an important role in some of the chic little evening frocks, but it is most often In sell- { color and bas no touch of gorgeous- ness sach as is shown in many of the embroideries for older folk. A little crystal or gold or silver is admissible, but nothing striking or elaborate. A delightful little frock of the pal- est of pink tulle was made up over a pink silk foundation. The tulle was eprinkled with crystal dewdrops. The only trimming was ruches of tulle trimming the lace fichu and bands of | lace trimming which edges the ruf- fle on the skirt. At the right side of the frock at the waist line there was | a large black bow edged with a plait- | ed trill. ’ Vogue of Polka Dots. Unless the fancy is killed by the passing of the present season, we are going back to polka dots of all kinds and descriptions for next year, Just now one sees disks and dots sprink- ling and powdering everything from velvet to cotton. 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