Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 10, 1913, Page 5

ery is entertain- honor of Miss ose marriage on nwell Fuller will illiant affairs of e been taking in fne Park yesterday ots have been D to $1,000 each d every one seems gelection and the and, Jan’, 17 Jan. 1 Lakeland ¥y VEI: old, and it is also the -~ lmt ear, and the begin- . § }.”!‘ bus year. Send name —licity committee, Box 324, and “““ie special prize. 0”& John H. Jacobs and Miss Johnson, both residents of . nd, were united in the bonds - vimony st evening at 6 i , at the office of Smith & Y 036, in the Putch & Gentry g. The ceremony was per- 161§ by Jeremiah B. Smith. The b ting parties will reside in CSlykeland. J John McKee returned yvester- m an extended trip, covering 1 of 'sevem months, during time he ' traveled through | (maklnhom and Nebraska, vis-| lends and relatives at various '~ TY He had & hlcé trip but de-| e would 'have been more com-| in Lakeland last summer, as | j '10(“‘“ Wliam warm where i) hot ———— reantire ‘Department met iast| \Tslld q&ud;hl}a following of- / 'r the coming year: Chief, 8VAY; lfi#‘.nt chief, Cecil captain, Will Heist; lieu- Louis ‘(lffl:»)secretary. Ben Arendell. ‘efficient mem- Fire Depart- gh state of effi- at has: made it one of.the TEVEL rganizations of the State. B . S Richard Kemp, an efficiency the Keystone Type Foun- hiladelphia, i8 in the city, me here for the purpose of | t the plant of The Evening| and its large job printing| , Preparatory to removing | 1¢ new bullding erected for ie, and which is now near- stion. * These efficiency ex- the arrangement of large flants 80 that the highest | output may be soeurod} lellt_, Mot(p!, unnecessary mployes; etc. This is the at in m to engage! of an’ efficlency expert in | "Mad) o eans— ed at 't feel 11 have W__ )] ;) ORMS o IRIBED TODAY serest 8 belng evinced in of purchasing uniforms nbers of the Fire Depart- by the end of the week probably be enough in @ in the order. Any one contribute can leave their | 8 at the Telegram office ames will be published. {gell, Mrs. E. C. Flanagan, Mrs. A. The following have subscribed the amounts set opposite their names to- day: AR RIGRI s A e $5.00 C. G. Memminger .......... 5.00 G. C. Rogan .50 E. H. Youngs . .00 A. B. Kibler 00 G. D. and H. D. Mendenhall 2.00 R OINEer ot g 1.00 Mrs. B. K. Young.......... 1.00 Wk IMoRae . e s 1500 W. K. Jackgon . ... 1.00 A. R. Chisolm ... . 1.00 A. S. Benedict .50 K. K. K. MET With Miss Wilson The K. K. K.’s were delightfully entertained last Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock by Miss Gladys Wilson. A jolly game of bummy was played in which “Jinks” was the lucky one as she held only 43 when Hezekiah reached the hundred mark. After this they were invited to the dining room where they were served with a dainty luncheon of hot chocolate and sandwiches. They hated to “‘eat and run,” but, as it was rather late by this time, that is exactly what they had to do. Only six of the club were present. They are in hopes that Mary Jack- son will be with them on their next meeting as she is expected home for the holidays. REPORTER. Mrs. Hetherington Entertainel Mrs. M. F. Hetherington enter- tained a number of friends yesterday afternoon from 3 to 6, the occasion being in celebration of the birthday of her sister, Miss Gertrude DeRieux. Jasamine, poinsettas, narcissus and roses were used in the various rooms while in the dining room the color scheme of red and yellow was carried out. After all the guests had assembled, a little booklet was handed each guest which bore the title “\Who's Who and Why? On the inside a num- ber of questions were found, the an- the names of 1is proved very swers to which w the guests present. interesting and amusing. Another contest followed, the questions in this relating to the parts of a watech. Mrs. E. C. Flan- azan and Mrs. A. H. Darracott tied for the prize, a handpainted Japanese puff box, and after drawing, Mrs. Darracott proved the lucky wianer. The guests were Invited to the dining room after the contests) where a salad course was served, fol- lowed by cake and hot chocolate. Place cards, each bearing a different inscription, enabled the guests to find their places, and between courses these were read to the en- joyment and amusement of all. The centerpiece of the dining table was a Japanese basket covered with flow- ers, and issuing therefrom to all parts of the table were red and yel- low ribbons, one for each guest. When these were pulled a maze of kodak pictures came into view and each guest found their favors were pictures of the honoree. Miss DeRieux was the recipient of many lovely gifts, which she prizes | most highly. The following added much to the enjoyment of the occa- sion by their presence: Mrs. A. H. Darracott, Mrs. W. M. Boswell, Mrs. B. F. Wilson, Mrs. Willlam Steitz, Mrs. N. F. Peterson, Mrs. J. M. Whitted, Mrs. A. J. Holworthy' Mrs. H. L. Culler, Mrs. E. C. An- J. Potett, Mrs. J. W. Cannon,'Mrs. H. H. Register Mrs. Kate Morris, Mrs. Howard, Miss Sarah Polk, Miss Fannie Blankenship, Mrs. John Mitchell. What name would be appropriate for the celebration on Jan. 1, which is to commemorate Lakeland's thir- tieth anniversary? A name which is good should be sent to the publicity committee, Box 324. A prize will be given for the best name. MAJESTIC. Well, here we go again with one -| of those “unbeatable” shows, and it’s an all comedy program today. THE KNIGHT OF LONESOME GULCH A Funny Western Comedy AT THE LARTAT'S END A Fine Western Comedy Drama SWEET DECEPTION A Vitagraph Comedy MATINEE EVERY DAY 2:30-5:00 Always a Good Show and Sometimes a Better Show. et Us Show You W. C. T. U. Met Yesterday The W. C. T. U. held its regular meeting at the Odd Fellows’ hall Tuesday afternoon with a very good attendance. The devotional exer- cises were conducted by Mrs. Wil- loughby. Owing to the length of the reports there was only time for the reports given by Mrs. Beebe of the national and inter-national conven- j tions, and these were necessarily very much condensed. A selection, “A Fence or an Ambu- lance,” was beautifully read by Mrs, Fleming. It has been decided to raise the room rent by assessing each member a small amount each month. If each member will pay five cents per month it will be sufficient, and much less trouble and worry than having en- tertainments, cake sales, etc., to raise the amount. A committee was appointed to make arrangements for taking part in the parade Jan. 1. We were glad to have with us several who have not before attended. We hope the fact of being uncomfortably cool will not prevent their coming again. We think pvrhaps'tho hall will be heated before another meeting. The reports from the State convention will be given then by Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Morse. The meeting will be opened at 2:30 p. m., Dec. 23, in order to have time to attend to the business on hand. A subscription was taken up to pay for a ticket fur- nished a woman who was stranded at the depot. The meeting adjourned to convene two weeks hence. PRESS SUPERINTENDEN I, Woman's Auxiliary Met With Mrs. 0 M Eaton The Woman's Auxiliary of All Saints Episcopal church, met yester- day afternoon at of Mrs. O. M. Eaton. Owing to the illness of Mrs. Edith (lemmence the meeting could not he held with her as had been previously the residence announced. The following ladies responded to the roll call: Mrs. Drane, Mrs, Dudley, Mrs. Ti , Mrs. Morrell, Mrs. BRolton, Mrs. Flood, Mrs., lla- ton and Miss Rivers. The Advent Box, which being packed by Mrs. Dudley, is still call- ing for contributions, and anything in the way of sccond-hand clothing which any one wishes to contribute, will be gladly received by Mrs. Dud- ley. The Christmas box for the church Home and Hospitay, at Orlando, will be omitted this month, as there are several charities at home, needing at- is tention. Our Thanksgiving box for this same institution amounted to $16.05. As it was not decided where the next meeting will be held, notice of same will appear later. After a most pleasant social hour, during which our hostess served re- freshments, the meeting was ad- journed. SECRETARY. Guild of St. Agnes The Guild of St. Agnes will meet in the Guild hall next Tuesday after- noon at 3 o'clock. All members are requested to be present. CANDY! CANDY! CANDY! WE ARE THE CANDY MAKERS When you want nice, pure candy, come to Smith's Bakery. We make it fresh every day. Can furnish it in any quantity. Special price on a large quantity. 1613 WANTED—Good, strong ambitious boy, who wants a permanent place, and desires to learn a good trade. Apply to this office. AUBITORIUM ATTRACTIONS COMING All This Week— MILTON-DELMAR-LAWRENCE CO Musical and Comedy; Forty-Minute Sketches; Change Each Night Tomorrow— Warner's Great 3-Reeler IN THE CLUTCHES OF THE KLU KLUX CLAN Saturday-— FOR THE HEART OF A PRJNCESS Warner's 3-Reeler All Next Week— STARNE'S STOCK C9., 28 PEOPLE 10-Piece Orchestra ‘ 29 Week Dec. 22 Y. C. ALLEY STOCK CO. Special Christmas Program Dec. 30— SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS Jan. 2— BOUGHT AND PAID FOR Jan, 3— COBURN’S MINSTRELS ELAND, FLA., DEC. 10, 1913. All Jewelry Gifts ARE APPRECIATED 3 There is no stock from which you can select pleasing gifts with more ease and COLE & HULL’S GIFT STORE Here are gifts for the mere tot to the most aged. The recipient’s pleasure is certain if thquality. The Cole & Hall Guarantee assures the buying public that “It’s Right,” when from our store. “A Pleasure to Show Goods” COLE ® HULL Jewelers and Optometrists | b Phone 17 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS We have men in the North this| winter looking up parties to invest in Florida. Any one having lands to sell of any description, either wild or improved, city lots or houses come In and list with us. Our motto is “Quick Sales and a Square Deal.” | PICKARD BROS. COMPANY Phone No. 6 Room 200, Drane Building 232 $10 cash will buy a machine and i enough material when made up and sold to pay for the outfit, start a profitable manufacturing business of your own, making and selling the most saleable ¢ ¢le in the world wanted in every kitechen. Retails for 2%¢, made on the machine at a smalll You can make $50 to $100 a week sure, We will teach you to make, demonstrate and sell The La- dies’ Friend, 14 combination useful articles all in one. Call at Glenada hotel. * 1641 cost ., “OZONE GROVE” building lots sold | on easy terms at auction Tuesday, Dec. 9, at 2 p. m. 1609 Bl friniibddfidduidibddbdedd g Frleedeeufrfrdr G OB B Bt Bdededecdoesd Specials For Thrifty Housewives Potatoes, Irish, peck ....... Evaporated apples, per 1b Evaporated peaches, per Ib.. Evaported prunes, per !b. Evaporateed figs, per 1b.. .18¢ Wesson Cooking 0il ...30c Snow Drift, No. 10.... .$1.15 Snow Drift No. 5...... .45¢ Coffee, Rio, per 1b..... .20c| Flour, Self-Rising, 24 Ibs. .. ....85c| Flour, Self Rising, 12 1bs...... 45¢ Satsfaction guaranteed to any one any time, anywhere ERGUSOR & USHER PHONE 23 Adams Bldg N. Ky Ave FEPPRRDPERDOPORRR D DR DDDRg ’ THE GRAND | SLAGER AND WEATHERFORD STOCK COMPANY 10——PEOPLE——10 In the DEVIL AND TOM WALKER A Master Play Good Comedians and Catchy Songs Accompanied by Our Orchestra PHOTOPLAYS A TRADE SECRET By the Majestic—All Stars JACK MEETS HIS WATERLOO Western Drama Full of Plucky | Cowboy Acts. (American) A SPARTAN FATHER The Honest Cop Befriends the Apple Woman. (Thanhouser) Tale of a Fisherman Take it from me, I know; if you take a baby’s milk away he will sure- 1y ery, ““Oh! mamma! Moral—Hush, little baby, don’t you cry; mamma will buy you one. I Su oo feoeolededo S ool Besedo o 2o oo e ¢ pleasure than at Lakeland, BCHP OO S Holiday ggestions The gift that is practical and pleasing too is the best of all. You will find many of that kind at our Storef Here are a few: — China, Cut Glass —the finest in town. | Furniture—Some Extra Bargains. Hot Point Electric Devices, Chating Dishes. Wagons, Skates, Knives, Shot Guns, Come early to do your Christmas Shopping Model Hardware Co. | PHONE 340 -, ‘ IN ‘, Rings Pins Broaches ] Charms :: LaValiers boughtrightandsold right CUT GLASS | This week we will open up and display the largest line of eut glass i we have ever bought. It {8 from the best manufacturers and will be sold at a price that will interest you. SCOUTS COMPASS WATCHES (good gift for the boy) Repairing promptly ana carefully done and all work guarruteed H. C. STEVENS The Lakeland Jeweler A. C. L. Watch Inspector PHONE THE 362 | Silver Palace Drane Bldg. 309 E, Main St. “If cleanliness and guality” counts with you, then visit our store. i We Serve Nothing But the Best Expert service and courteous treatment ex- tended to all. “The Storeof Quality” The SilverPalace Miller Bros. Props. Drane Bullding Lakeland, Fla