Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, May 1, 1912, Page 3

ELEPHONE NUMBERS—SOCIETY EDITOR. Office Number . Residence Number ... ..coeovvevee cor voe vne oee 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. Notices of social functions, club meetings, church gatherings and other items of social interest should be telephoned to this depart- ment as soon as they occur in order that their news value is not | SOMETHING OF A NOVELTY Inexpensive Lamp Shades May Be De- ! signed From the Ordinary | Japarese Lanterns, An inexpe way of mak 1y 1or the novel and pretty shades, especial- coila is to utl | lize Japan The kind used ;ill'r the rather large, oval-shaped ones in either a solid color or half one and { half another. The upper part to the | desired depth is cut off, guided by the 1 small bamboo bands which stiffen and | fold it, and is neatly trimmed off. " the top, which is finished by a black | wooden band, the wire hanger is re- moved and in place of it one of two or three supporis substituted. One consists of three wires, equidistant laround the top, and bent so as to hang over the top of the lamp chim- ney. Another mcthod a regular support fitting the top and attached to the lamp at the base of the chimney: or else the lower edge of the shade | may be wired and the usual tripod | support be used. I made two like this, using the first mentioned style of hanging just for fun this summer, and the cheertul, red-figured Jaanese lily shades made | such a hit that all my neighbors made, | or had me make, the same things for | them.—Harper’s Bazar. is impaired. g -«y«snavs«wwmw PRETTY SILK WAIST fS*&i@‘M*KW"S@"S’M&Me“w*W ASK ML NO MORE. Ask me no n.ore; l‘.le noon may deaw the sea,; The cloud may stoop {rom hcaven and the shape With fold to fold, of mountain or of cape? But, O too tfond, swered thee? AsKk me no more, when have | an- Ask me no more; what answer would 1 give? 1 love not hollow cheek or faded eve; Yet, 0, my friend, 1 will not have thee dic! Ask me no more, lest 1 should bid thee live! Ask me no more, b A<k me no more, Ferise; thy fate and mine are secaled; 1 strove against the stream, ani all in vaing Let the great river take me to the main; ¢ No more, dear love, 1 yvield; L Ask me no more. for at u toura ) Tennyson's “Princess.” § s s » Lutheran Ladies arved Lunch. e Lutheran ladies served lunch }‘y«‘*NI’I..l) near the polls, the pre- cecds 1o he used for the benefit of the handsome Lutheran chureh build- ing is comple- Rion. ladies which now nearing The nea’ realized o araped streamers of bunting and around the balcony were numerous flags—United States, Confederate and German. On the stage were seated those taking part in the open- ing ceremonies and in front of ther was 2 row of beautiful palms. On| each side of the stage was a large| Confederate flag and at the back wis | a larger flag with the seal of the| State of Florida thercon. The session was called to order at S:30 p.om. with the auditorium full! and enthusiasm prevailing among| An impressive imm-ulinn} was delivered by Rev. W. W. be-! | Hart, rector of St. Andrew's I-Ipim--‘; pal church, after which Mayor D. I} ; MeKay in a few words that well ex-| pressed the hospitality he wished o] convey, told the visiting deleg: that he was pleased and proud {welcome them and that he bade then | This pretty waist is of light silk ) g . | piped with black and ornamented with | {have the freedom of the city, ‘llltlo iy 1 butt ps and buttons. [ing them of friendly greetings and| 'The yoke 18 af lace Ainlshed at tho | good will from cvery citi-| peck with a frill of embroidered mus- | lin, and similar frills finish the sleeves. | cvery one, es | ) assur- heartiest [ zen, [ Later in the evening Mayor Mc-| | Kay again spoke, responding for the Many Shad" of Red. Marshal Moore, who had be ‘! The new comb ion in smart after. pross, oon and evenin poOwWIrs is tomato {gelected to speak for the press of the n W _" 1 a & y ! iad \ LRt red, with the purple of Hamburg i‘ L3 HOUTIE nbt Mo resauy on e grapes. This red is one of the new | {of the election, and Mayor McKay ! ghades of the fashionable color and is i."]'('kl' for the press instead, declarinz | a Jovely one, indeed. | [that the newspapers of the city, in| Among its rivals are raspberry, wa- fcommon with the general public, | ter melon, flame and geranium. Among took delizht in such gatherings s | the purples are grape, night, royal, Vatican or cardinal purple and ame- thyst purple. It is not a new fashion to mingle pur- | ple and red, but for a while it went | out; now it geems to have returned through the insisting influence of Paul the one then opening, f Ovation to Sister Esther Carlotta i Sister Esther Carlotta, presider Jof the banghters of the Confederacy of the State, Mrs was introduceed by or any [ of palest pink mousseline de soie aver | the swart new touches is THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAFELAND, FLA., MAY 1, 1912, CHARACTER SHOWN BY DRESS' Valu. as a Setting for the Personality, Varies With the Moods of the Wearer. & € Wi 1 [ b tailored eoat, etc J o1 » in flufly i ol s, laces i@ i cice 1o ap hly exactly look aced, priv cold, it capable of any fli ek rower of s which is extremely becom very mediocre tomorrow, SEE BATES FOR ~——YOUR—— ai%M[RTOGS W are n new warm weather materials, in- n osetting far the personality 1 wit he wls of the wearer. Wh 1'\ 4 5 e S ; 9 ‘. tHe Wooes pi te \.\ e Vhe | cinding Javwns, lineus, orzandies and silks of surpassing beauty and disconragement, devression and a gen erul feeling of dullness envelops one in all the latest shades, We also have a new line of ginghams and n black, a gray or a dull brown gown. | Such a choice is a great mistake, tend- ing 10 accentuate the gloom about the wearer. Crush such a choice under foor and choose instead the liveli dress in your wardrobe. Somethi with red, brilliant green, bright hlm-‘ vivid tone. 1 gray cloud the tendency is to don WORN AT RECENT WEDDING | Costumes of Bride and Attendants That Were the Last Word for Such Occasions. At a recent wedding of importance | some of the costumes were note ’ worihy, The bride’s gown was of silver and | white brocaded sutin, elaborately em- ’ broidered and trinnsed with alencen lace, The square court train was three yards in length, It was almost completely ecovered with a veil of rare old lace, a tanuty heirloom. The honor maid wore a dainty Irock a taint tint of blue liberty silk. The bodiece had a dropped ticha of | finest Chantilly lace ecaught to the left side with a cluster of small silk roses, in the postel shades of vio let, pink and yellow, A deep flounce ol & ings of the moussclime drimmed the skirt, Small clusters the roses were plaeced at intery round the flounce «l calloped pleat. With thiz gown was worn a fas cinating bannet of ghirved mousseline de soie of palest Blue, A narrow | pleating finished the edge and @ wreath of small itk ros matehing those used upon the froc!, encivelod the crown and aderned the bonnet strings, | Colors in Hate. | This ig @ scason ol villiant | colors in millinery; blug ost King cerise, conthined with gieen and a toach of | pink; the tan ¢} 8, SHee groen, | Land pink ostrich |xl|nm and ! combinations of hlack and white, all! are used wita a lavizsh band. « e of | toomateh the taffeta dress with a hat faceed with the . o o S 8. Moore, of the Tampa Chapter, | Poiret, who has never ceased to love | cune material, trin the top of the 5 608 0 “the most loved woman | and use it, so that it has become more hut with a contrasting color Contrast. : emorial Association lin Florid Instantly the liren aodi- | eredited to his name than to any oth- | ing facings are the rule, hat tiery are - 5 | er gre: 18 o i na ¥a 5 . llvled P“m?h' ¢ tiia- Momorinl A I;ml'iz:m rang with applause | er great designer exeeptions.— Hary Bz The members o e Me al As- i : i i Sister Esther Carlott L A A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAANAAAANA o AN beintion being in need of funds, dv»tH ! )' ’! l n "’l‘ ‘!‘I ‘ | 1wt she felt sure that the lo it they would sell punch ] near the voting places, and | the others LaCe Butterf'y l"lat l a < were most satistactorily 1' POSSOR. I Weltohta el Featu re Of Spl'ln“ FQShlon vory- pratifying sum I tl pleasnre they expros ol 0 '“ disie Acbik Iing the convention in Tam 1 restit ol e o s . : pa, and said that the iting Dane This wo will be used to help pay | “‘1 ‘_" Il | ! HI’ 1§ ba the ex erecting a pavilion az i o R B ) 3 inz in Tampn Lagre) | A few moments later Sister Car * . b Hotta w rosented with a big bunch ower Fete, of Easter 141 which she aceepted Th: hildren of the kinder-|., a 3 “rr racticing daily for the tiful white lilies, with hi s >.p\\4 r i and Mother Goose play fp ev peprosent the Dang! i given at the Herron of T and 1 aceept them 2‘ Dl AN :" Sl II;”' Pretty Features of Program. g : R A Mrs. 8. 2 Moore, president of the! S@irls and hovs will participate, who Tarn i Tters e ivaridien :Lml! | he entert .»IH:I\' nt ole O [ spea h o weleome, as did Miss il ' | sting of the season i;“”' Baseetts fOR-ATnle Caylar "“i ! g N {Chapter, Children of the Confeder-} d Elects Officers lacy. Miss Mary Emma Bazgett re n-! The Episcopal Guild met yester-'aoyed a heautitul violin solo, which y afternoon at the Guild hall with ven members present veral tters of business came before thn ies, the most important of \\hl’h ms the annual election of officers, | hich resulted as follows: S President—Mrs. J. H. Weddell. }: Vice President and Secretary— ‘,‘.“m H. J. Drane. 0. M. Eaton. Mrs Treasurer— Mrs, Those feddell, Mrs. H. J. Drane, Mrs, rick, Mrs. F. A. Morrell, Mrs. J. Tilley, Mrs. . E. Browne and Mrs 10. M. Eaton. present were 1 * % % iBrilliant Opening of 4. D. C. Convention. In the beautiful auditorium at the |take the visitors on the outing, Mrs. | : §German (lub at Tampa last night |H. O. Snow will assign the guests| . fthe annual convention of the Unitel/to the various antomobiles. | fDauchtors of the Confederacy was| One of the est features of the| E" openc - room was filled to its|convention will be the histor men being 1»:‘r-wm_:_\ru""um has heen arranged f | The general pub-|thiz evening's session. This session | delegates were in m-}v.m be opened with an invocation by | auditorium was dec- the Rev, W, W. L t, rector of (@ orated in an appropriate and (nvmu‘l.fl Andrew’'s Episcopal chureh, at| Photo, Copyristt, by Lrd ftive manner which added to the al-[8:20 o'clock. The program prepared ! ready pleasing prevailing tints of # White and cream. Around the stately <|all the pillars were | was enjoyed by all. [ features the One of the best evening was an “U'nele Remus™ recitation by Miss | Winnifred Minter, Miss Minter had Tearned “picce” thoroughly un-li ol her !:rvml»‘rml in a pleazing and Ivincing manner ‘ Will See Sights of City. I At 5 o'clock this afternoon, at the conclusion of the delezates will be asked to be the guests of the Tampa Daughters ride during which sights of the city will shown them. All lady ante own- fers of the city are requested to be |at the German club promptly this afternoon prepared it con- afternoon sessiot:, an automobile principal on the be | poat & to o'clock Here is an exam made of lace worn carried out in the lightet is a most interesting one and will be thoroughly enjoyed by all present.— Tampa Tribune. rwond & Underwood, . new Spring millinery fashions. the winter were so popular that the idea is now designs for the coming season. N. Y. The butterflies | 1 I e+ . ——— s e . e e e————————— = pereale QUOCOICOICVIVATIOIVOIVOGO0O000Q VOO0 FONV000I0O00 Our Embroideries Are the talk of the town. We have the most complete line of laces and embroideries in Sou'l Flovida. QOVO0 COMOTTOOOOD0DII0000 See Our Children’s Dresses to be found HODDQODOOQOOQOOQDOOO0 thing fn the Tatost styles. We carey a full line ofever depiitment store. aoel oy T e e T T AND SEE US! DQOOONOQOIPOQC SO0 COME NN T —— e ——- 7 3 Y S EABIOISISOISIEIG OGBS If good work is what you are look- ing for, you cap get it at Lakeland Stcam Laundry. Compare onr work with others, aid yeu will find it in the lead. We are just as anxious to pleasc sou #y you are to be pleased. TRY U3, Thove 130 ", L ENRES ) v‘ e ,\,, 4‘#"“‘ N LLAND STEAM LAUKDRY . W. WEAVER, PROP. *Phone 120 HEISINSIGR SIS SIOB SISO — e e K W N 130 Don’t Fail to Keep Your Eye on This Square Asltis Com- Soon \ * PAGE THREE \ \