Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 23, 1912, Page 3

TELEPHONE NUMBERS—SOCIETY Number e Dl ek (1AL NOTICE—Notices for the Social Department can be com- td to the Society Editor by cither of the above telephones. iitten notices to the Society Ed.tor, cate Ivening Telegra al functions, elul mectis TROODaO0 UQUA CALENDAR, PORVORAQOR rt Co g his arriv Loecture, Lou o are 1 ty shov ver him with congradniations and good wishes Hour d Normal Prayer,’ Calvin Mead. ¢ ~Lecture, Mr. Kirken- ¢ s Witnessed Gasparilla Parade. Mr. and Mrs. Richards, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Conner and little son, Charles Couner, Jr., and Mrs. Ray Smith, of Courtland, N. Y., went Xl I'irlard-Newhall Concert Co. 17 P M --Lecture: Dr. Meade. [ down to Tampa yesterday to witness o P.M.—Evening Concert, Par-{(he Gasparilla parade, and also to 1 Newhall Concert Co. take in the other events of the 10 P M.—~An Evening of Mirth,|washington celebration. The party Magic and Art, Karl Germaine. - * LJ report a most delightful day. L . . Seniors Entertained At Six-0'Clock Dinner. The girls of the Senior Class of the L. H. 8. delightfully entertained the boys of the class and their teach- ers last evening with a six-o'clock dinner given at the home of Miss Rosa Lee Swindel. | | i | | I M. —Afternoon (‘nmorl’ orthy-Merriman Nuptials. iasage was received today that iing at 9 o'clock Mr. A. J. , of this city, and Miss Merriman, of Corpus Texas, were united in the binds of wedlock. Mr. Holwor- It Lukeland Saturday night, os- "y for the purpose of attending| h. dinner was prepaced by the iras at New Orleans, but|girls, and before the arrival of the at the bottom of the af- |, they had much fun in its “1a romance of geveral yuarn!,\n,, ration. All came expecting a I culmination this morn-|Gclightful evening, and none wer iage to one of Texas' disappointed The girls who gradu- ate this yveor are good cooks as well high thirker:—at least this is the ion of those who had the pleas- o partaking of the dainty viand: e daughter of Mr. Merriman, of Corpus Mr. Merriman has e nestor of Texa H retived from | four yeur s Chrisog, It for irstanc he first | A ma'!\‘l £umors not know that he does | 1d happy wedded | 0r p .| he esteem in which | iz eatinz snails, but he is. | Iy bride are held,| The French snail is one of the| ilatory telegrams|most important citizens of the rvnub-i s of the country,{lic. He min:les on intimate terms| this morning, the|with the best people. Sometimes hz 2 able to reach them{appears in his proper person and at P wedding trip. others he modestly gives the credit to :0D5 couple will visit New |the mushroom. 4 other southern cities on But he is sure to be present in the R “0g trip, and will reach|gravy or the suffing or the dressing 4% 2'me time next week. They |or whatever is doing along that line. Hoompanied to this city by|The snails are grown for the mark~( O Forthy's parents, Mr. and|snd are for sale in crates in all ths Mertiman, who will visit this|shops. ba THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAK ELAND, FLA. FEBRUARY 23, 1912 DOIOY NSO e PPN e n T e e e e e Tt Dt e T | covering for Latas, A fine excepiion to this rule s rhown in the hat of black and white iped silk, faced with black velvet, ‘tured here, The handsome fancy rrics out the idea of stripes with the monctony destroyed by a mottled white stripe and a base of pure white marabout. The hat is an exquisite plece of millinery art. In the second hat pictured a black crown and white brim are finished with a made quill of white velvet striped with black soutache brald. Either of these hats may be worn with almost any sort of gown and upon almost any occasion. They are both smart and practical, JULIA BOTTOMLEY. in apparel has the to show the value Stripes will make up i ¥ best opportu i striking When not well matclied and given the right dirce- tion, they are a detriment to the out- lines of the nigure, but may be so used as to improve it. In millinery, striped materials are mainly used for attaining brilliant ef- fects. They are therefore most effec- tive in black and * white or other strong contrasts. They look best on frames with rather severe outlines and high bows of striped ribbons are therefore much used on plain felt or velvet covered hats. As a rule strip- ed materials are more successfully DOOOOOD I PP e % A - Bold tiszue, with a purple aigrette, | of profit in a butter churn, which is GRACEFUL evening gown of)lace outlined with pold thread, and black velours, over an un-|finished with a waicthand of gold tis- derdress of lace, is shown on sue. A tiny cluster of gold roses the extreme left. The quaint-|gives an effective finish to the skirt. ly draped corsage I3 of w {On the right is scen another dainty net embroidered in jet and diamond little dress composed of white satin, The swathed turban of purple and |with deep bands of pearl embroidery. , i3 {The draped tunic and corzage, of finished with a dull gold ornament. | white ninon, is al=o embroidered in party frock own in the center | pearls; tho extremely low cut corgage of rrimroze ¢ uge, edged with | s caught in front with a large pearl skunk. The terie and e ira ara <2 ofnament Novelty Brings Profits. | A New York grocer hus combined an advertising nove.ty and a source On Farming. “Father” asked Jounny, “what {s the difference between farming and :gflculture?" “Weil, my son; for arming you L - gtore. The churn is driven oy a smail row lfdyoth::el,m:l:r:;l:nd.n':i b::r elft:mc motor and the scheme is to egriculture ull you need I; a pencil geil a patron a quantity of cream and end g plece of puper. “-Ba“p_e then, for a emall charge, churn it into Sun. e it butter. The operation takes but a. few minutes. In almost constant operation in his —— Money Concealed in Petticoat, Mrs. Herman Nicolay of Norwich heard a rustling in one of her petti- coats. She ripped it open and found Seven certificates of deposit on differ eat banks amounting to $3,700. The Detticoat had been the property of the woman's mother-in-luw. — Sclentific Disillusionment, One of those scientists claims be 18 | now able to prove that Eve was not & beauty. 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