Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 5, 1912, Page 3

THE EVENING IELEGRAM oooooc«uununnun The Professions-| so000BO0OD \IUEL F. SMITH. | SPECIALIST ar, Nose and Throat cientifically Prescribed w.e 141, Residence 22. ;1dg. Lakeland, Fla. JR. W. 8. IRVIN PENTIST ed in July, 1906 4 15 Kentucky Building Ottive 180; Residence 84 TELEPHONE NUMBE Office Number ................ . Residence Number ... ....... SIPPIIPIPEED EDITCR. S—SCOCIETY DENTIST. .vd 9, Deen & Bryant Build- Phone. 339. o . Jence Phone 246 Green. " LAKELAND, FLA. municated to the Society Editor by either of the above telephones. Mail written notices to the Society Editor, care Evening Telegram. Notxceg of social functions, club meetings, church gathcrings and other items of social interest should be telephoned to this depart- ment as soon as they occur in order that their rews value is not we LAKELAND, FLA., JUNE 35, 1912, | [ HAVE CAUGHT THE GENERAL FANCY AMAZINGLY. | With Slight Trimmings They Show a | Their Best in Mourning Millinery, Where Small Decorations of Crepe Are Effective. _Plnin hats, simply trimmed, with ¢ | Eingle “stick-up” of flowers, ribbon o i feathers, caught the Popular fancy | with amazing strength and rapidity | ; They became so popular, in fact, that their days with fashionables are num | bered. Those who are always looking tor “something different” must, of necossity, insist upon something more elaborate, | This fashion shone at its best ip | mourning millinery where graceful : beautifully made hats of crepe depend | | PLAIN HATS POPULAF: PAGE THRER b BATES’ opecial Sale! House Dresses 50c off Each Dollar ). Sarah E. Wheeler OSTEOPATH PHYSICIA < & and 17, Bryant Building Lakeland, Fla. Rooms ———————————| pR B R SULLIVAN, — PHYSICIAN— pecial attention given to Surgery and Gynecology B 3 TRAMMELL, Attorney-at-Law. otices, Bryant Bullding Lakeland, Fla. ) -’_—_—- ROGERs & ELANTON Lawyers. Rlock, 'Phone 319 Lakeland, Fla. bryant TICKER & TUCKER, | —Lawyers— Raymondo Bldg. Florida R. B. HUFFAKER, —Attorney-at-Law— Rer i stuart Bldg. Bartow, Fla. i e A | JN0. §. EDWARDS [ Attorney-at-Law. Oftice in Munn Building. LAKELAND, FLORIDA, | —GEORGE T. HOLDER— Master of Dancing. Private Lessons, =] . lALL. 'PHONE 330-RED. 6. D. & H. D. MENDENHALL | Engineers and Architects ws 212-215 Drane Bldg. land examination. Sure 3, examlination, reports. Blueprirting. . Streater C. F. Kennedy STREATER & KENNEDY Contractors and Builders, Dtimates Cheerfully Furnished. Letu; talk with you about your building large or small Telephone 169, or 104 Blue, W. Fiske Johnson REAL ESTATE Loars Negotiated B3 azd Sells Real Estate. Orang ¢ Grove Property a Specialty. ————————————— 0¥ 7. RAYMONDO BUILDING Pame 6 P, 0. Box 567 EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE PICKARD BROS. SELSEMEYER SEE US BEFORE YING | I\ " Y, ) ‘ % 200202 Drane Bldg. | L LAND, FLa, ( ”/ 4 =, o5 Powertul Boigon, | 1ul poison known is | €Xtracted by a ccds of the or oil plant, % g much atten- “! 1tz remarkable P stimated to ut a thir- ~ DR N. L. BRYAN, f impaired, DO IS IDSHHIPHDSFOT 3 ..... R SPECIAL NOTICE—Notices for the Social Department can be com- o AT LAST. sShe comes at last, the Summer Girl, In dainty frills and laces, With smiling lips and breezy whirl And lively airs and graces. There's gayety in every move, There's laughter in her eye; she comes at last, the Summer Girl— And comes extremely high. Mere man, no matter where he's at, Forthwith forgets the heat And metaphorically falls flat To worship at her feet. He doesn't cure how warm it is; Forgotten all his ills; e never gives a passing thought To who will foot the bills. Sle wears scintillating bangles And most ransparent hose, A hat bedecked with spangles And freckles on her nose. Per skirts are rather scanty-- They're not of much account — | But the total valuation Is a fabulous amount. Rhe's a fascinating creature And she's always bright and zay; she's the one redeeming feature Of the sultry summer day. And although she's very costly In this make no mistake— She's by far the best investment That any man can make, & . LJ Baptist Ladies Will Enjoy. Socia] Afternoon With Mrs. Mayes. The members of the Lakeland Mis- sionary and Aid Society of the First Paptist church will enjoy a social afternoon with Mrs. R. L. Mayes to- morrow, the hour of meeting be- ing 3:30, A program will be rendered, and all who attend will enjoy a delight- | ful afternoon as Mrs. Mayes' guests A New Social Idea Is Certified Sweethearts. Certified sweethearts is a new and | interesting social experiment in which Chicago is taking the lead. The Bethany Club for girls has been instituted there with 1,000 members and ten times as many more wait- ing to get in. The plan as thus far worked out is that the executive committee of the managers, of which Mrs. William Peterson is chairman, shal] examine young men applicants tor club privileges and if the commit- tee can O K them morally, socially and financially, and approve them as soung men of high ideals and serious purpose they will be allowed to call on the young women at the club. The plan seems feasible and promising, and, although such a civil service as- sortment of eligibles might be a trifle ¢ull and uninteresting, most other people are for that matter, and these censored and passed by young men would be dependable and matrimon- ially inclined, which is about all that any girl can reasonably ask. L] - L] Miss Erma Norvell Entertains. One of the most pleasant social functions of the season was given last evening when Miss Erma Norvel] entertained a large number of the young society set. As the clock siruck § the guesis began to arrive and the beautifully decorated parlor and living room were soon filled with young people ezger for a good time. There was a very interesting draw- ing indulged in, in which Miss Belle Cloud and Mr. Thomas contest | Conrad proved themselves the ‘art- ists” of the evening and were award- eG the prizes, while Miss Mary Jack- sen and Mr. Gerald Mitchell were consoled with the In “booby rumental sologs were rendered by Misses Dorothy B and Louie Layton. Mr. Dick Cornelison and r William Norvell delighted all with voral solos Mrs. 211, assisted by W. Wat:on, in usual « Mrs. G manner and cake, The evening p and soon the served delicious jce cream 1 too quickly ts were bidding their hostess adieuw, declaring they had a delighttul time und hoping she would entertain so pleasantly again. Those who enjoyed Miss Norvell's hospitality were Misses Sue Cloud. Belle Cloud, Dorothy Wilson and guest, M et MeCul- lough, Bessie Strain, ith Tomlin- son, Louie Layton, lrma Trammell, Mary Jackson, Everton, Oliv Wood and Myrtle McRae; Mess Everton, Otos Brantley, Thomas Con- rad, Ned Skipper, Bracken, Will Hetherington, Patterson, Gerald Mitchell, Grady Cornelison, Alfred Chiles, Sam Ha- gan, Norman MceRae, Leland MeMul- 1 Sue loring John Deen, e, Waison Conner and Daniel Hol- land. v s ow Knuitting in Bed Is Good for Nervousness. Knitting in bed is an efective an- t remedy preseribed tor women by Ber- for nervoustess is the L tidote hn's great specialists Amonz the distingiished patients who at pres ent are undergoing this novel cure s Mrs Leishman, wife of the Amer ican ambassador, AL aceonnts agree that the preoc- Cupation and coneentration required ior needlework, when performed in 2 sitting posture between pillows and coverlets, is working wonders in aflicted with nerves, They fond it vastly more agreeable and of than the ordinary and sometimes tedious “rest cure,” and it is producing results found unat- teinable from the old t ne “nerve” panaceas. “Our grandmothers,” tinguished Berlin woman specialist, commenting on the Kknitting cure, women Licacious said a dis- “were not nervous as a rule. They were placid souls, who were not casily ruffled, and were passionate Lnitters, What is more natural than that we should resort, or women of today, to the favorite pus time of maternal ancestor? | Fave at present a dozen Berlin so- ciety ladies, who are spending from four to six hours a day abed kunit- ting. If possible, I require them to be alone and set themselves a task of fixed amoennt of nervous oar accomplishing a work each day “Their progress is marked and ap- parently permanent. They are learn- ing to become fond of knitting, and tell me it is the best anti-nervous- ress cure they have ever tried. It re- mains to be seen, of course, whether the present effects, which are un- doubted, will last."” . . . The Finest Compliment. The finest compliment ever paid to a woman by her hushand was when one said in speaking of ler: “We always think of her a 1 morn- ing glory because she looks so b rht and cheery and pretty at the k- fast table.” How many breakfast ‘ul ire | presided over by women who ke no effort to be dainty; ani re are a great number who ar. nee untidy and even uncleanly o 1 The claim that househol ies keep women from looking w the morning is easily disproved in many a household where ady gives a helping hand in 1} en, a big apron will thorouzh et ber dress, and then, too ng, unless one makes it o, i= Ty work Tha: woman commits = vho looks uncared for and el in the morning The other woma: old thing to the br also making a mi-1 tor S the time when ner hold ought to = best and not =p appearance in S0 Bates, Gladys || Pick | _|the composition of mourning gowns 3| All Day Bag. Good Values in Skirts 35¢ off Each Dollar | | Shirt Waists. the $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 quality while they last . 79c¢ Friday, 7, Saturday, It will pay you to get apon small decorations, also made of B ‘ ; I S ‘repe, to complete them. Almost all o | | the best models in mourning hats em- | § ploy nothing but crepe in their trim- ming. The popularity of stick-up ef- lects gave the millinery an opportu- nity to copy all sorts of millinery trimmings, as wings, bows, cabochons | and other ornaments, making them up of crepe folds or cords or plaitings. The exact and beautiful workmanship and the Ingenious designs have result- | ed in the most elegant and attractive zrepe hats ever shown. | The mourning hat made of sifk zrenadine and other special weaves of 1 sllk are covered quite smoothly and decorated with bands of crepe shaped {to fit about the crown. These are also fnished with a trimming made of crepe, as shown In Fig. 1. Crepe is one of the few fabrics which fis equally good in the body of a hat and iIn its decoration. It is more used in 66 GG IO GO SIE) If good work is what you are look- ing for, you cap get it at Lakeland Stecam Laundry, Compare our work with others, and you will find it in the lead. We are just as anxious to please !and wraps than ever before. Here it I8 applled in shaped borders, panels and applique designs. Very rarely | whole gowns are made of it, but there | are numbers of beautiful blouses made ,ull of crepe, or of crepe combined with other fabrics. Eashion's Fancies - ur | AKELAND STEAM LAUNDRY R. W. WEAVER, PROP. "Phone 130 you as you are to be pleased. TRY US. Phone 130. Checked vests are seen In tallored suits and fold back at the top in small revers. - Embossed flowers of wool and vel- vet are shown on taffeta scarfs and .IIMI. v“_ 1 & V‘h ! The distinctive feature of the new | 3 tLLr’: 3 | | lingerie gowns is the prodigal use of = filet lace. | Turkish and Egyptian scarfs of welird design and wondrous colorings are popular. Petticoats are very short now, vary- Ing from a length just below the knee to a lengta just escaping the top of | the high buttoned street boot. The panniers and cshawls cf 1830 ap- | pear with the scallops and draperies | of 1860. Ye:, despite the wildness in Hvul. 80 far the “sllhouette” haa al- | tered but little, at least, as worn In | the street. ! e 2] akeland Book Store | dream of carrying a handbag in Amer | | fea, you must take one with you to Europe, where they are considerably | | more expensive 10 buy than at home, | and where you will need cne every | time that you star' for a single day's | g excursion,” warned an experienced IS un er or tourist while advising a friend about @ LY to depart for her first trip across the . . Building Contractor Atlantic. “This all day bag need not be weighty, but it must be sufficiently Twenty years' experience, firgt-clase Let capacious to hold extra gloves and a ¢ .t on your bullding, large or We Always PLEASE Our Patrons We keep everything to be found in an up-to-date book store, and will be pleased to wait on you. Lakeland Souvenirs, the Latest Books, and All the Popular Xaga- zines. O#020203QPOLOTQIOI0I0FOIOIIN0I0OH0E handkerchief, a very slender folding comb and toothbrush a tiny cake of soap, hand towel. seli-feeding powder pufl, rubber sandals, haud mirror, chif fon veil of good size, fountain pen notebook and needle case. With that sort of equipment a woman can keef herself looking tidy for a number of hours and she is prepared for almost any emergency likely to arise’ work. Your interests are mine. A postal will recelve promps Lock Box 415, or Phone No. 4, Lekeland, Fla.