Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 10, 1912, Page 3

TELEPHONE umber Number ... ofice N Res:dence LCIA f S!iu ted to the Society Editor Nail written notices to the Socie of social functions, clab tems of ired. B e ———————————— e NUMBERS—SOCIETY EDITCR. L NOTICE—Notices for the Social Department can be com. social interest should be telephoned to this depart- + as son s they occur in order that their rews value is not ¢ 135 P by either of the above telephones. ty Editor, care Evening Telegram. meetings, church gatherings and TEE SPRING OF SIXTY-ONE. .<terday, the sun-bright troops were od away; nz with my elder .re blooming, and the ith was May. s . e AR mber with what boyish N8, 1 the beetling pulpit tower- high, green fields and the dark on river. fancy with adventurous .o the gallery the stern precen- tor sinded his tuning-fork once and agaln, a white damsel in a rose-lined vonnet ing that mighty Psalm’s PO ks | v my fortress!” Still I hear inging, my heart is neither moth 1st; high—"My castle and de- low—*"Defender, trust!” neregation gazed and | . standing fixed seadfast toward the ward valley, I, with a feart- | ympany, the bright . to the south- ide a little river| forded in - a nameless . Meeting This Afternoon. Missionary so- | First Methodist church monthly program Arendell wil] be the 1 Cleghorn % This Evening. at the Her-| nformal reception ¢ ladies and their | ke Pharmacy, which v much, ed the andi- f the Daugh- leracy and the mem- | « “inz looked for- st is the so- en by the s a* the Odd day evening. : various secret nilies are cor- There HAg, | , Tecita- be folowed by re- ning will vho attend " This Evening 2¢lv Attended -of Gr Lar | During her stay here she had made The re-| " noj; njoyment and | ,p. Charming Sutherland Girl Visiting' in Lakeland. Miss Winnie Hartman, a charming 2irl of Sutherland, is in the i the attractive guest of Mrs. L €. Jen-| kins. Miss Hartman is a girl who| makes friends easily, and will no| doubt be shown much attention by Lakeland society. . Miss Winnie Smith Here Guest of Mrs. B. F. Wilson. Miss Winnie Smith, of Lecanto, is in the city the lovely guest of her cousin, Mrs. B. F. Wilson, on South Missouri avenue. We trust her stav will be most pleasant and that she will take home with her pleasant memories of her visit to Lakeland. L] . = Miss Trammel Returns With Attractive Alabama Girl. Miss Lessie Trammel, who attend- ed the Macon reunion as maid of honor from this division, returned Saturday night from points in Ala- bama, where she has spent the timo most pleasantly visiting relatives since the close of the Macon festivi- ties. Miss Trammel was accompanied home by her cousin, Miss Lizzia May Germany, who will spend two or three months in Lakeland. L] . . Wedding This Morning In Dixieland. A pretty home wedding was cele- brated this morning in Dixicland when Miss Bessie Lee Watson of this city and Mr. Carlton E. Solie Tampa, were united in marrinze Rev. Isaas . Jenkins officiating. The attendants were Miss Anna Watson and Mr. Boynton, of Tampa Only the family and a few intimate friends were present to witness the m‘rvi‘mn,\' The bride is a charming Kentucky girl who came to Florida with 1 parents from Frankfort about t The family first olcat and only 1o ot yeurs ago. at Dade month ago about Lakeland City, removed numerous friends who extend and .\Ill-l cerest congratulations good | wishes How to Preserve a Wife's Love. A compliment paid to a woman by a man ha ys done more to "l{lk.» adore hi than all the nts heaped upon her on his retury from the chase, the war or—from important busine trip., says Barbara Lee, in the Phil-| ia North American hushands | orna- | i very 88 my 1 il who nev I know of or *hink of complimenting their wives| apped These thonzhtless ones will flatter another their rance same married woman; they will voice their| iration of a young gzirl’s beau _\i but they v | ully shortsighted at home key od taste in dress; Ths may hunz| i with the obsolete horseshoe and | h. hand-worked sample: \\'uulllé that onld be hammered into u| . on which men could| lom teeth! < | # most deplorable facts)| den cessation of compli-| A lover | » poetically inspired or the ‘ r of a dictionary of q 1ora- | refers his lotus huds afloat.’ painf colden as well be 1 teething ri \ One of the nments 13 that follow murriaze who n b posse tions) hand as angled sunbeams.” sweetheart's Her hair Her eyes to earth” anl| shininz ven bhronght soul Well with snt the * curls dos she is not ti *| find fault with it idience 1able and _has will lin-| key. Or else he has cast it aside cover it and set it a®w tc bring the soul to 1l but he does not know of the zolden with a few bachelor habits ' | shape. ~< gtraw hat lined with brown velve! - trimmed with a THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK <! AND, FLA, JUNE 19, 1912, Childrerj’_s; _Bonnets < ONNETS of lace-straw and silk braids are shown, made up with light weight silks or ribbons, of high luster. Bright tones of blue and pink are used on many of them and tints of many colors in the soft and supple ribbons that form the trimming and sometimes part of the body of the bonnet. Fig. 1 {llustrates a pretty combina- tion. A fancy brald in deep ecrue forms the body of the shape. A quaint finish at the brim-edge {s made by over<asting a tuscan straw cord about it. The shape bends outward in a deep scallop over the ears and is otherwise plain. . The scant trimming consists of & wreath of small pink June rosebuds laid in the simplest manner about the crown, At the left side a very full chou of ribbon, made of small pufts set close together, complete the child- fsh design. It is an adorable little model fitted to crown the straying curls or smoothly bobbed halr ot little misses. It 18 worn without tles and tastens with an elastic cord under the hate. Fig. 2 shows another combination fn which a silk lace braid s com- bined with puffed ribbon to make the Its foundation is a frame of fine silk wire. This frame provides VERY UP-TO-DATE Gown of white cotton vollz and ‘' coarse guipure, with brown &~ '® white and 2dise and belt of dull gold gauze brown feather. Keeping Cream Swaet It you have cream you wan'!l sweet a few days lumps of sugar. & corner of the refrigeratcr * | «kin for the Dutch bonnet flare over the ears at each side, which is balanced by a crown like a square in shape. The bonnet pictured here is made of light blue braid and white messaline ribbon. The band of brald about the head is repeated in the facing and the edge is finished with a puft of the rib- bon. The square crown i{s made en- tirely of brald and the crown is set on by means of & puft made of the ribbon. At the left slde a short bridle of rib- bon, folded, is fastened to the frame with a small spray of little roses and terminates in a rosette of ribbon at the polnt over the ear. This is re- peated on the right side and from these rosettes short tles extend, fas. tening under the cheek at the left, in a simple bow of two short loops and ends. The ties may be fastened on the inside at the same points; this will allow more flare to the frame and give a closer fit, if it is desired. Never was there so great variety to choose from in children's hats and bonnets, as are shown this season. But nothing is prettier than these, the simplest of designs made up of the materials and in the colors which have long been associated in our minds with headgear for little ones. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. | SMARTENS UP OLD WAISTS l - . Little Bolero of Embroidery in the | Latest Fashion, Surely Will Work ! Wonders. ‘) Some of the new dress garnitures | are really met Dboleros, resplendent | with jewels, spangles and beads, They ,are so elaborate as to suggest the \glln--r of the stage dancer, but are i not overgenerous when worn with the | dark gown of simple lines. A good | device in making over the last year's | dress i3 to use the little bolero of em- broidery. It will make an old waist look very smart. Oriental embroider- fes may be used in this way to good advantage The most economical and satisfac- tory way of obtaining a hand-embroi dered shirt wast is to purchase aready made walst with machine embroi- dered design, and work over the em broidery by hand, thus saving stamp- ing, padding and making *he w A blouse embroidered in this way is just as truly hand embroidered, with the added advantagze of being quickly and accurately doue Cult of Gathers. In many of the little lingerie dress- es a slight fulness is distributed in gathers about a waistline that has again shifted to about its normal po- sition. These gathers, however, are only possible for glim figures. They are flattened into tucks for more portly forms. An attractive yoke is made by shirring this fulness over cords, but let the one with the least tendency to plumpness beware of this effect if any tidiness of figure is prized. | The horizontal lines of these cords about the hips have a directly oppo site effect from the long, vertical lines on which everything has been planned ‘ for some seasons past—so there is a discount on one's helght Naturally any fabric Intended for shirring over | cord must be of a decidedly diaphanous nature. Where a second material is used for trimming, chiffon ecloth s found very successful, because this WHAT WE BELIEVE We believe in the goods we are selling and the people to whom we are selling. We believe honest goods can be sold to honest people by honest methods. We believe in increasing our business and that the way to do it is to reach out for it. We are reaching for your pat- ronage with some of the best goods at the best prices that it has been our pleasure to call your attention. 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As another qualification in it favor It has just sufficient r of texture to keep it from flat'ened out, crushed lock worn a few time: iliency Water on the Face. Hard water, it daily tace, will scon age skin coarse and disc water 1f used only on the face is very expensive, as you mneed use only . Otis Hungerford.. Building Contractor Twenty years' experience, first-clasy work. Your interests are mine. Let me fizure on your building, large or will recelve prompt attenti dampen a corner of the towel with it, | to wipe the face in the morning. if the | has been cleansed with the cleansing cream at night. Lock Box 415, or Phone No. 4, Lakeland, Fla.