Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 4, 1913, Page 3

~IN SOCIETY | PAGE THREF ———————————— THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA, FEB. 4, 1913. BATES® 'CLOTHES FOR SCHOOL GIRL i iy Lingerie Should Be Serviceable and | Gowns as Pretty as Mother Can Afford. | Don't get lingerie so sheer and 80 | lace-bedecked that the first laundering < will leave it in rags. Nothing is more | TELEPHONE NUMBERS—SOCIETY EDITOR. g serviceable for girls’ use than French | 1 NADEE . eeenesntee e 37 embroidered underwear without 1aoe | E‘ o NUMDEE . oeooeroonennereaeeiin..., Sediaa 135 @ |on heavy linen. RVESER T —— =] Don't wear yourself out with your ’— T CAL Noncg_l\'otlcu for ¢he Social Department can be com- & |daughter's clothes. Too many are p— SPECL 1 to the Soclety Editor by either of the above telephones. 2 |only a nuisance, as fashions change %0 & 5 : " .:on notices to the Society Editor, care Evening Telegram. @ A d M t h e _ . social functions, club meetings, church gatherings and O Prg:;tln:" lompmr:fl: fi:’l:l'“l: prlng 00 s are Comln ln. us aV ms of social interest should be !elnphonmlv to v:his depart- ©& | g0 A”::”mw eo"m"m young- e es . on Coats « soon as they occur in order that their news value is 0ot @ |gters and many a nice girl is nesdless- more room SO Own goes prlc { T @ |ly bampered by the poor taste of her 9 £ ~ % | mother. . e t H lf p s 2f00000000Q000AROL Q000000000 | Don't be too sure you know what 18 and Coat bults gOlnga . rice. P v Y best for your daughter to wear. The | £ taste of sixteen may not be so good as S ——— S, Forty-two Purty in Honor your own, but it is less apt to clash IN MAN WAY ,\}. Yl with current schoolgirl fashions. While s 0f Mss Cora Griffin, one {8 still young individuality in sy wavs of beinz| Mrs. 0. AL Griflin entertained at | s Ll H : e el ah s { dressing is not popular. {forr-two Saturday afternoon at he Don't have rigid notions on under- .2 Spring, its Sum-' ne on Plant avenue, in compli- | wear and try to enforce them with em— < in light, ne to Misses Lena and May Ken- |east iron promises. Most schoolgirls rail into si er, of Greenville, Ga,, and M discard flunnels as soon as they es- L} R E ¢ lust kiss on t Cora Griflin, ot Lakeland jcape maternal vigilance, and many & i ‘wote Busturthin girl is wmade hardier because of it. 2 i ; & el | Don't be too insistent on service- G g r with the wind e e ‘h_d "'_".“' i "\]" {able clothes. Girls suffer when made FutCh 6‘ entry Bulldln i ! ot of Rome, Gae, who b Lyg wear unbecoming gowns because of ty of a worid in | visitit R Y their enduring qualities. Al[ -Be Surc a“d watch ror nate d My 1 Don't forget that the surest way to = high won and | Lo G thie vecipient of the | keep your daughter well protected in | | rain storms is to buy her a stylish Cceat worlds | caests of honor also received 1;"““ cout, waterproof shoes and um- ¢ Ppeetiy souvenivs of the occasion, | PFeN® t hes e : \. ,l '"\ ‘IH : !| : ol ‘f' 1oL Don't spend so much on your child's ~ds at break of A‘.h were four tables of players. | g oeae ehat you eripple vourself and : e mber of othier 20ests pres- ) must stint her on spending money. A buds bursting on | it reagonable allowance through the year r The altair was ao delizhtfully in- [ counts more for a schoolgirl's good | promises of bliss, | forn ot Fampa Tribune, | time than an claborate wardrobe. S R L SN » 8 Don't get too many things at the gl i : T R T S 2 start. Every school has its own ideals uzo wonder of the “uju..‘. t‘!\AlES.O!I:\._\ Society lof dressing and your girl will soon be k‘ take the full | Mt.I"\of\‘u:l' % A{:yrr:ggl.l;\ Unio jout of conceit of her protty clothes I | | i.a odge No. 91, F. & A.|meets every second and fourts Thurs- | meets every second and fourth Mon- { ak ) he oman’s Missionary oy o' ’ \ g 9 5 . 2 o 4 al . KIsS. o v ) hieR Deh e NN girls are wearing. Botte y G ] i . Uhoed Phursdays, WL Estridge, | ing brothers and sisters cordially in- | mat which time an impor- [ AN out when your girl knows what she “t'0nd and 4th Mondays at 7:30 p ; “‘ I sallie "l‘ vited v ways of being | tant husiness session was hold. Miss [ needs and wants, m Visiting brethren cordially In | Council Commander, Mrs. Sallie Seip- Ty A : < d s T o Db T A R CBRE LIk M AR T [vied J. L. LOVE, W. M. 1 Gaidian of Circle MRS -G, LONGAIA N, N Gy rose-hmed dawning of votional exercises, after which Mrs Normal Waist Lines. J. F. WILSON, Secy. i P Ui anlisloy B0 1 ; I Iaeracort, the president, too cha There 1s one thing woticeable about K. OF P < waken; that dear Reports were vead and all show r'::::sl":‘;,...)(l:.“l:rh:U‘:“((}mml;‘;re.n:a:O to % e M. N Regular meeting every Fuesda) Lake Lodge No. 2,1.0. 0. F, e work 1o he B very satistcton | e the normal walst. It seems to be Makawg lum:!‘r. R. A M. NO o\ 7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. Visit:|meets Friday nights at 7:30, at L ¢ and certainty; the condition. About twenty-five mem- | quickly coming back finto fashion, |- Mt the first Thursduy "M:t 10y g members always welcome, 0. 0. F. hall. Visiting brothers are Beors were present and all were en- | Many smart afternoon blouses are ‘! month FI“ Masonic Hall. ‘\lslt- F. D. BRYAN. cordially invited. when the elasped thusiastic over the coming year s | embroidered in erystal beads or in ¢ “'"”'"""I'"s wul('om'n'd. C. @ Chancellor Commander J. L. REYNOLDS, Sec. it e ork fine bugles and pearls. The embrol- ' \rcndell, Sec'y.; J. F. Wilson, H. P A M. _ACKSON, Secretary. W. P. PILLIANS, N. G. (olicny: tha Toss anail « o o dery covers the front and finishes off oSt Rt B . i 4 tn a single line the uncollared neck. SR Endless Chain Being Sent Out The sleeves ure trimmed to matoh, In | | ! | ] POST R3, 'G. A R : G.LAtoB ofL L ong hillows from the Ry Orlaldo Civie League. | black ninon this blouse can be worn Palm, Chapter, 4. &, 8. meets every Meets the first Saturaay in every e g Yt Tl | “The following notice, an endles: | gver any color, and here bright emer- second and fourth Thursday nlglmlmo“m at 10 1. m. at the home of| Orange Blossom Div. No. 499, wllevs of the incom- chain, is heine prassion vising fyou want to help Orlando enough t Loauty of two baths clean up your own 1 [rlace the trash where the city wag- ot way. The glorfous ens can get it, and make four copies + of life's expiringe ‘hain-"" This ig a sngeestion that woonquered, trinmphg ! eculd well e earried out in Lake- it Exchange. | land " ROYAL FAMILY OF THE NETHERLANDS d ‘445 13 the ouly group photograph received i the Vnited States ol Wil . queen of the Netherlands, and her cousort, Prince Henry of Meck- ‘& Schiwerin, to whom she was married in 1903, and their daughter, 2 Wilhelmina, born April 30, 1909. The young princess of Orange, Zictal title, will succeed to the throne ocupied by her mother, unless ‘nd heir to the reigning house 1s borm. Alazys an Anti-Climax. | Woman's Serise of Honor. “¥s reassuring to read of 14 ) 4t a few dollars a week, Guestion was brovght up; or farmer's or mechanic's | 8ense of honor? They haven't s it do to the N ;("’ ° 0 equal.—Christian Scienop my woman.” uitor, ' fruth lie?=Atlantic. sent ont by the ladies | ald green comes in useful, and In fact o the Orlando Civie Leagne, in prep- | any color can be worn imy aration for “clean up” week: Do premises and vis postal and send to your yhore? Please do not break this On this point women are still not ea. | ©'¢lock, at McDonald’s hall. s son who dressed | tirely in agreement. “Sense of honor?” taxen up some hard, said ome young woman to whom thel “Women's any.” | But his election, in .l Ou the other hand. an older lady—cne directorship or | Who 18 wise through lorg r‘m'i n:n(t;: sideney of his father's busl- | living—answered, “Sense of horor? = bows a' zru\\:h ::ax boys of | course women have it—as high as any SAMUEL BOYER, humble parentage can hardly | man's. Only—I should want to choose |J. W. SCARR, Where, then, does the | C. L. WILLOUGHBY, cach month at 7:30 p m. Mrs |3 M. Sparling on Kentucky avenue | G. I. A. to B. of L. E. meets every under 1it. | Flora Keen, W. M., Lucie F. B A. C. SHAFFER, Commander. gsecond and fourth Wednesdays of White comes out rather well. Even- i :ton, Secy. J. R. TALLEY, Adjutant. each month at 2:30 p. m. Visiting ,| Ing bloures wre more ‘elubon:to,;nd Sisters always welcome they are as often empire walsted as ; ; = : ot ; No. 4! MRS. J. C. BROWN Sec'y. otherwise All the same, the norma! Lakeland camp No. 78, W. 0. W, Elnora Rebekah Lodge | walst is steadily and surely returning | to favor Gathered Muff. The huge Granny muff made of gathered and corded silk, velvet, bro cade or chiffon Is very fashionuble this season. It 13 besides quite sim- | ple to make, and looks much more chic than a muff of pocr imitation fur, Blue and red shot taffetas 1s used for a pretty model. Two thicknesses of wadding form the lining on to which the silk is gathered and divided 1nto seotions with piping cords. \Wida frills of the silk finish off the wuft on either side. [P — Ten Good Reason, Why You Should Own a Lot in Park Hill PARK HILL VWAV sale « et the de | this hortihle prodiact went to Jorsey. When Jerse 4 New Yorl went to Philoded were tl tnow carrving on a mail order b 8, with w smen who think then wsowvens o momer e o @ First. Because it is in the Best Town in South Florida. and her fle Byracuse Post-Standard. lefit to starve.— | Second. Because it is as HIGH if not HIGHER than any point in Lakeland. Third. Because it has One Mile of Granolithic Side Walks. Fourth. Because it has High Class Building Restrictions. Fifth. Sixth. Because Shade Trees will be planted on all streets this Fall. Seventh. Because all Streets will be Graded. Eighth. Because it is the most attractive Residential Section in Lakeland. Ninth. Because Lotscanbe sold on REASONABLE Terms. Tenth. Be-:ause if you don’t, you will wish you had, if you do, will always be glad. =See= Deen- Bryant G. C. Rogan ... or §. M. STEPHENS Andrew Lang's Handicap. The London Spectator says that Andrew Lang always had poor health, | and most of his work was done: when ! he was tired and sick. "This h-ing the case, it is easy to understand and | torgive his frequent crankiness. | Because 4 Beautiful Lakes can be seen from its Summit. LO.OF Meets every Friday night at 7:30 at 1. 0. 0. F. Hall ,corner Main and | Tennessee. Visiting brcthers cor- | dially invited. T. E RUBERTSON, Nobdte Grand. 'E. M. S)IAILES. Rec. Sec. United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, Local 1776 Meets every Tuesday night at 7 R. L. MARSHALL, Pres J. W. LAYTON, Vice Pre J. W. LOGAN, Treasurer. J. H. FELDS, Fin. Secy. H. F. DIETRICH, Rec. Secy. H. L. COX, Condurtor Board of Trustees. \ & e uli e,