Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 7, 1912, Page 3

Office Number ... No red. 5000000000 o 0H, HEART OF MINE.” < o cE 00000V ORN brave and rt of mine, be 12 nizhts be dark and days be hove all clouds the skies are lear nd why shouldst oward fear? Futher is enthroned on high, pu livost ever in His eye; is zoodness does thy footsteps guide, vheth always by thy side. ot when enemies abound, compass thee around; ut let thy aims be pure and grand, nd firm as stand, hot must fight on any field, utain thy front and spurn to vield, 'hen tides of battle surge and roll, thou have granite hills thy *hon the temper of thy soul. thou canst not fail; s¢ is: “Thou shalt pre- t aloft thy banner bright, s Bard for home, for God and Bishop E. E. Hoss. Tomorrow, e <t Married Ladies' Sun- S0l class will meet Friday af- ‘elock at the home of tireen, on Lemon street. nost cordially invited. k3 . L] peI-S12)p Company Fine Pm"ram cnee greeted the Fish- 't Company last night Theater. The per- heen seen before in all knew the treat tore for them before s one of the best Ly- tions to come to Lake- TELEPHONE NUMBERS—SOCIETY EDITOR. Residence Number ... ......... SPECIAL NOTICE—Notices for the Social Department can be com- municated to the Society Editor by either of the above telephones. Mail written notices to the Society Editor, care Evening Telegram. es of social functions, club meetings, church gatherings and other items of social interest should be telephoned to this depart- as soon as they occur in order that their news value is not i = nlways hailed with de- « lovers, . L] . ial Recital, hiens Musel Club, of "~ Titman is the instructor, «cital Friday evening. 30 p. m., at the Lake- School. Patrons of the “'ment and the friends of Who take part in the invited, . * - “¢ Yesterday Afternoon. * Browning delightfully vesterday afternoon at a ¢ honorees being Miss and Miss Simmons, of the i Concert Company. * Were pretty, with their| A, Kells and niece, Miss of long-stemmed roses. -4 outside the weather € but propitious, the ™ it a happy mdod and ",rvh-d a cheery welcome P=vitable hostess, who, with of honor, received at the *ho contributed to the mu- ="am of the evening were gton, who gave several {I€T contralto voice being spiendid advantage. Miss *10 is a violinist of mark- delighted the guests with T loveliest numbers, while whom everyone enjoys to Perry, .135 hear, gave a brilliant piano number, Mrs. C. A, Cole also added to the pleasure of the occasion by render- ing a vocal number in her usual gra- cious manner ,and as she has a voice of unusual range, she was heard with delight by all. Mrs, Cole was encored and gave another pretty song. Mrs, McGarry, of Kentucky, who is a pianist of ability, gave an instrumental selection, which was also well received. After the musical program, Miss Browning served de- licious refreshments. Those who had the pleasure of en- joying Miss Browning's hospitality were Miss Harrington, Miss Sim- mons, Miss Perry, Miss Hudson, Miss Nelson, Mrs. C, A. Cole, Mrs, Mc- Garry, of Kentucky, Mrs. Reed Wea- ver, Mrs. Hudson, Mr. and Mrs, Schirmer, Mr. and Mrs. Dudd, Mrs. Wilkes, Miss Mary Weaver. e o Informal Tea Given By Mrs. Alfield. One of the most delightful aflnlrs given recently was aninformal tea given by Mrs. G. H. Alfield yester- day afternoon at her handsome home on South Virginia avenue, in honor of her birthday. Receiving with the hostess was her daughter, Miss Maud Alfield. Clusters of lovely roses in tall | vases added to the attractiveness of the cozy living room. During the afternoon, Mrs, R. . Garrette gave several instrumental selections which were pleasingly and skillfully rendered. Miss Maud Al- field sang several solos which, as usual, were greatly enjoyed by all present as Miss Alficld possesses an especially well trained She was accompanied by Mrs, Garrett, Mrs. F. E. Ohlinger sang A Losi Chord,” which was executed with her usual charm and enthusiastic- ally received. Mrs. H. E. Hall read a very hu- morous paper, entitled, “A Cake ant Pie Mine,” which caused much mer- riment. The dining room was indeed a bower of loveliness. Killarney roses in tall vases graced the center of the tables, while the mantel was a veri- table bank of potted plants. The guests were scated at these beauti- fully .appointed tables and a lunch- eon consisting of fruit, chicken salad on lettuce leaves, Roquefort cheese, coffee and cake were served. As- sisting in the dining room were Mrs. J. L. Hill, Mrs, J. C. Warren, Mrs. T. M. Aldridge and Miss Alfield. Those enjoying Mrs. Alfield’s hos- pitality were Rev., and Mrs. H. J. Mathias and son, Julian, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Garrett and daughter, Miss Elaine, Mr. and Mrs, inger, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Aldridge, Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Hall, Miss Lizzie Frances Kells, Green Island, N. Y.; Mrs Pierce Dolan, Mrs. H. Vozler, Mrs. G. B. Walker, Mrs. P. Ottinger, Mrs A. Holly, Mrs. John Logan, and her voice, interesting twins, Celia and Delia, | == Mrs. J. L. Hill, Mrs. J. C. Warren, Miss Maud Alfield, Mr. H. E. Thayer and Mr. G. H. Alfield. The affair was not intended for a birthday party, but rather a gather- ing of members and friends of the Lutheran church, who came together to devise ways and means of fur- nishing the new Lutheran church. All were requested to bring anything sum was the result. THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FL F. E. Ohl-| A., MARCH 7, 1912, PAGE THREE BATES’ BARGAINY Include everything in the line of Dry Goods, Dress Goods and Novelties, and the shopper who doesn’t go there first makes a Photographed bv Underwood & Underwood, N. ¥. Current events continue to be well represented in the fashions. The fa mous red hat of the new American cardinals has been copied for this sum- mer, and it will prove a fine protection from the sun’s rays, besides re- nlndlu us of an important event. HERRON THEATRE MONDAY, MARCH Iith. MR. PAUL GILMORE And His Company of London Players in the Big Revival of “The Mummy and The Humming Bird” Carrying an Elaborate and Expensive Production of Scenery. Guaranteed Attraction mistake that will be re- gretted. Don’t make a mistake! Prices: Seat Sale at Herron’s, $1.50, $1.00, 75 and 50 cents No F'ree List We have the latest and most beau- tiful creations in pink, blue and white chiffon over satin with silver trimmings and at prices that will as- tonish you. 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