Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 22, 1913, Page 3

TELEPHONE NUMB Office Number ............., Residence Number ....... . i SPECIAL NOTICE—Notices for t municated to the Society editor Mail written notices to the Societ Notices of soclal functions, club other items of social interest sho ment as soon as they occur in or impaired. SRR TR O O T O = T 3 Lk R e N e A U FULLER-CARDWELL WEDDING WAS A BRILLIANT AFFAIR one of the most beautiful wed- jings that has occurred in Lakeland or a long time was solemnized at the | irst Presbyterian church Saturday ovening at six o'clock, when Miss abel Cardwell and Mr. Barnwell ullfl‘ were united in marriage by Rev. S. Patterson. The church was beautifully deco- ated with evergreen, ferns and pal- metto and a suggestion of the holi- day season was afforded by a profu- sion of poinsettas which also carried out the color scheme of red and green. A large white wedding bell was suspended from the ceiling, un- der which the bride and groom made heir nuptial vows. A very uppropriate musical [gram preceded the marriage service, several of Lakeland’s most talented and gifted singers being heard. The first number was a solo by hirs. Madden, “Shubert’s Serenade,” which she sang with unusual sweet- ness. Following Mrs. Madden, Mrs, Herbert J. Drane sang “My Heart oves You, Too” (Roma). This ex- quisitc song was rendered with de- lightiul expression. Mr. Harry Hines was next heard in 0, Promise Me,” which he sang with his accustomed grace and ecase. A beautiful instrumental number Gounod’s “Ave Maria,” was rendered | by Mrs. dificult selection with her usual skill, Just preceding the entrance of the wedding party, Miss Bertha Biewer sang “A Song of Thanksgiv- ing” (Francis Alitsen). This joyous song was expressively sung by Miss Biewer who has a splendid voice, and 23 FASHEAT f=l2al 2uloatlalal il 2ullatlal tal tudtul Sudtal BB opport recogn o R BATR BACH BT B BB ST BN BB B B B tions. S E ; | : | i § & § g 2 g % H g E Wm Wm&mmm {IN SOCIETY oonoaoaocaaoaoow AUDBOHOBH OV 0G0 6o pro- | Fletcher, who executed this| for you while you sleep. .lakc% many a time. when there was nothing here but the handiwork of nature. provements there. ""MM e OOC'OQQDDQUDC(Q ERS—SOCIETY EDITOR. he Socia by eithe y Edito meetin uld be der th 1 Department can be com- r of the above telephones, T, care Evening Telegram. g8, church gatherings and telephoned to this depart- at thNie news value is not Pagp k= e == i e e Iy = = I = SR w 3 = I = 2 = I CVooBOBBNG R NG LY proved a grand finale for the musi- cal program, The brida, barty then entered to the soft strains of Mendelssohn’s wedding march, the bridesmaids en- tering from the right entrance and Ithn sroomsmen, from the left. Miss Mary Groover, gowned in pale blue charmeuse, with marabou trim- mings, and Mr. Clark Evans of Jack- sonville were the firgt couple to make their entrance. Miss Ruth Conibear |in maize charmeuse Wwith marabou trimmings, followed with Mr. Wil- liam Cardwell. Miss Suella Groover, in pink charmeuse with marabou, en- I'tered with Mr. Roscoe Skipper, Miss Josephine Drane, in green char- jmeuse with marabou, followeq with | Mr. 0. C. Morrill of Nichols. Little i R uy: "was held. The happy couple were | showered with good wishes and con- gratulations of all present. During the reception each guest was’present- ed with a slice of the wedding cake, which proved a delicious surprise. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller left Satur- day night for the North to be gone -'for three weeks, after which they { Will be at home to their friends at Christina. Mrs. Fuller wore a pretty going- away suit of plaid with a green vel- vet hat, and looked unusually pretty. Admiring friends of the couple ac- companied them to the station and|® they left amid a shower of rice, old shoes and a blare of tin horns. * * * ¥ iDorothy Cardwell, the sweet little little flower girl, came next, daintily dressed in white point de esprit with pink ribbons, carrying a basket of beautiful sweet peas. Miss Anna Cardwell, the attractive sister of the | (bride-to-be, and maid of honor, mmw! next, heautifully gowned in old rose| ‘Ewlmr:m“mv, carrying an immense I houquet of lovely yellow roses. Miss | Cardwell was followed by the bride, lem entered on the arm of her broth- | i“r' Mr. Thomas %. Cardwell, \\'hui her away. She was exquisitely zowned white charmeuse \:‘i(hl brocaded velvet trimmings and car- iried a shower houquet of bride's! [l'nsvs and lilies of the valley. Her {veil was caught up with orange blos- soms. After the marriage ceremony, the bridal party and guests repaired to the Hotel Kibler, where a reception gave in unity, but take our advice an ize them when they come. You can share 1n Dealers in Au coounio00000200000200000080NNICHSISOCICUOSIIEICICLCL L “xn,, nies, Cogyrighi, sruged & 43: %934 Model of Black and White Striped Taffeta With Satin Belt and Full Trim ming, o 5 SROF W‘WWWW”O Wfimmo L MWWW C('i'i:t !‘WWWMMWW Your Opportunity 13 N order to give the young men and women, the boys and girls of Lakeland, whowork for wages, and others of limited means, a chance to profit by the splendid opportunities for making moeney by invest- ing in Lakeland Real Estate: -which has proven in the past better than Government Bonds--we will for a limited time, sell lots in SLOAN PARK, the new and beautiful Subdivision, bordering Lake Beulah on the west, and along the National Ilighway, now being built between Lakeland and Tampa, property which is certain to enhance in value, on the very liberal terms of ten per cent. cash, balance in easy moathly or quarterly installments. ) d buy now. Many of the great fortunes of the country were made by investing in Real Estate. lay by considerable money before you buy, but buy now ; it will help you save your earnings, and increase them by making money We were once of the very first settlers of Lakeland, tramped over its hills and drank from our clear water . LJ " beautiful little City, and will stakcour re putation for good judgment on statement thatno better opportunity has been offered the People of Lakeland to make money on suburban Real Fstate than is offered in this Subdivision. ( axeld We are determined that this naturally lovely section shall be one of Lakeland’s most desirable Residence Sec- profits which are certain to result from our efforts. D. H. SLOAN We are now in position to fill all orders for Ford Cars promptly. Touring Cars, and while most of these are already sold and delivered. we have eighteen mork fo arrive & ) in next few days, with several carloads more to follow. lakeland Automobile and Supply Co. ubes, Prest-O-Lite Tanks, in fact a general line of Automobile Supplies, It is said that every one has at least one opportunity ; but, alas, so many don’t DEDSOEIEOSDETETEIIE0SIBUEIIBIHOS TIPSR DTN CODODOSIITSTILTESLSDSIHII0D xmas QGifts | Some useful Emblem Pillows, Felt and Leather Table Runners, Wall-hangers. : The latest Novelties, Table Linens and Towels, Bungalow Bed Spreads, Penants, Ladies handkerchiefs, the prettiest in town SPECIAL PATTERN PICTORIAL REVIEW’ The ‘““‘Minaret’’ Lady Doll FREE! We will give a pattern of this beautiful doll's dress to every child that calls at our Pattern Department,accompaniedbyan adult, during the coming week. Cet one for your little girl to-day. It's FREE. In addition to this free pat- tern, we have an extensive assortment of PICTORIAL REVIEW DOLL PATTERNS in all styles and ‘sizes at our Pattern Counter. Girls and boys Cow Boy suits, Indian and Police suits. Yours for a good Xmas business. I thank you BATES CELTRELRLRBRTRLELLLLLLELSL LR R R LR LA RA R LAl a s it t il Ll L] P Don't miss this Don’t wait to We have watched the marvelous growth of our We are going to make many im_ We have recently received eighteen