Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 31, 1914, Page 5

! ERSON ADA ,‘.) o nublhp In Case of Fire Phone 5,000 \liss Mora Stubbs of Bartow Fla., the guest of Mrs. B. K. Young er snuda) Mrs. S. S. Oehler, of Saluda, N. _is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. .nk, on North Kentucky avenue. i The Woman’s Auxiliary of All L ints piscopal church will meet on ay afternoon with Mrs. H. J. rane, at 3 o'clock. All members urgently requested to be present. | I The Scouts have accomplished a 4t deal in their efforts today in ning up the rubbish around the and back alleys. They were shed with wagons by the city ry department to carry off the | | fuse. Jeruse Rev. and Mrs. Ley are enjoying week end visit of their daughters, I T. F. Alexander and Miss {allie, who came over yesterday com Tampa. Mr. Alexander also|, \me over, but returned last night. iter a ride over the city in the af- ornoon, he expressed great surprise Lt the splendid and substantial evi- W lences of growth so manifest on ev- v hand. oof Mr. and Mrs.| R. B. McLain cave within a day or two for their bld home in Dawson, Ga.,. where Joth will be greatly missed from the ity, Mrs. MecLain being one of the ity's most accomplished singers and as delighted many audiences with er excellent voice. - Mr. Chas. Conner and family have moved from Dr. Wheeler's to he house on East Orange street re- hey will make their future home. ently vacated by Mr. R. B. Mec- Lain and family, whére they are now ht home to their friends. Mr. G. Munch and wife, of May- vood, 111, who are stopping at the New Tremont, yesterday spent the lay on Lake Parker and as a result ame to the hotel last evening with fine string of trout, among them leing two that weighed more than ven pounds each. Fishing on Lake arker is exceptionally good just jow and is being taken advantage of [y our visitors with fine results. Mrs. J. W. Johnson died last might at her home about two milnsi south of town on Florida avenue, af-| ier an illness of fever. The funeral was conducted this afternoon at & o'clock at the home by Rev. Stein- meyer, interment being male in the ty cemetery. The family have heen here only a short time, having ed here from Medulla, it is un- ‘orstood, although they are formerly from North Carolina. | Winsborough, Kan- gave a very interest- Mrs. W. C. sas City, Mo., ing talk to a large and enthusiastic :ndience yesterday afternoon in the First Preshyterian church, Lakeland. ler talk consisted of centralizing o woman’s work of the church un- r one head. TR YRGS A S P TONIGHT 3—FINE FEATURE REELS—3 and Vaudeville Russell and Wood lady; comedy; singing and soft shoe dancing ROBBIES LONG TROUSERS Doys, you remember how when you put on your first pair of long trousers, See this comedy; you vill sympathize with Bobby. THE WORK HABIT fome comedy for laughing purposes only IN CAIRO Something worth seeing Prices 10c and 15¢ Iswe t atmos AUDITORIUM | funny little man and the big you felt| LAKELAND TEAM DEFEAT- 1ED DADE CITY YESTERDAY The girls and boys of the L. H. S. basketball teams, chaperoned by Mrs. R. L. Mayes and Mrs. J. P. Wilson, went up to Dade City yes- terday and defeated the high school team of that place by the score of 41to 5. The reception and entertainment | of the Lakeland people by the Dade City students was most cordial and every minute of the day was occu- pied in some one of the many pleas- ant features. Met at the train with cars, they escorted us to the hotel, anid from there to the school build- ing, where Principal Core showed the crowd through the entire school. In the meantime the domestic science class had prepared a sumptu- ous spread, and just at 12 the Lake- land boys anid girls were led to the dining hall, where several tables were groaning under the burden of | the most delectable viands. The ‘Lakeland crowd scoreil the greatest victory ef the day just here. Dinner over, the domestic science class captured the Lakeland boys and after putting an apron on each one, gave them special lessons on dish washing. At 3 o’clock an enthusiastic crowid gathered at the basketball grounds, and witnessed a hotly contested game between the respective teams. The game on, we were again tak- en in charge by Dade City, escorted to the hotel and given a splendid supper, after which we were carried in autos to the train. After many cheers for Dade City. we left, feeling that the brightest day in the history of the present school year was spent in Dade City. A SERIES OF SPECIAL SERMONS The evening sermons at the First| Baptist church during February will be a special series. Following are the themes: Feb. 1, ‘Why I‘,nptists' Baptize.” Feb. 8, “Why Baptists; Immerse.” Feb. 15, “Why Baptists 99 « Commune.” Feb. Why Baptists do not Commune with Others.” The Baptist position will be set forth so clearly in these discussions that even a child may understand what the minister is about. Yet, it is to be a discussion with all the vin- egar squeezed out of it. Those who may not agree with wnat I shall say, can afford to hear the discussions with no sort of fears that their posi- tion will be attacked. And since most all the objections that others hold against the Baptists are in- volved in one or the other of the above questions, I most cordially in- vite all who are not entirely at one with the Baptists on these subjects to hear these discussions. R. S. GAVIN, =35 Pastor, A MODERN EVE The season’s greatest musical com- edy triumph, “A Modern Eve,” im- ported from Berlin, where it has Leen the reigning success for more than two years, will be the attrac- tion at the Auditorium on Thursday, Feb. Since its premiere presen- tation in Chicago, where it ran for two hundred and fifty nights, its clever book, brilliant scenes, pure, here, rich humor and have been welcomed as a genuine relief uring tunes, the public | frem the average musical offering. The spontanecous success of A Mod- «rn Eve has only been equalled in - | id you see that funny Bunny fea- | . ture last night? It was a hum-ding- | er, wasn't it? Well, we've got anoth er one tonight, only it's a 2-reeler. THE TROUBLE MAKERS | reeler, fes Johnny Bunny; a scream from start to finish YOU LIZARD vou'll enjoy OH, this; it -5:00 MATINEE DAILY 2 SATURDAY CONTINUOUS WAJESTIC. | P THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FILA., JAN. 381, 1914, the past decade by “The Merry Wid- Because of the many clever ” ow. numbers requiring girl ensembles, the large beauty enorus attracts more than ordinary interest in “A Modern Eve.” They are particular- 1y effective in the several snappy dance numbers. The raging tune of the year, “Good-bye, E\‘erybody,"‘ a waltz song by Jean Gilbert, was/ i collaborated with Victor Hollaender on the music of “A Modern Eve,” i heads the list of song hits, among the others being “Rita, My Margar- ita,” ‘“Hello, Sweetheart,” “Is the Gir! You Married Still the Girl You, Love.” and “You're Such a Lonesome | Moon Tonight.” | Delightful Program Meeting Of Friday Musicale The Friday Musicale held its regu- lar monthly meeting yesterday after- noon, at which time a very fine pro- gram was carried out. A more ex-! tended account of the meeting will, be in Monday's issue. Oyster Supper a Success The ladies of the Christian church Leld an oyster supper last night in the Peacock building, which was u{ pleasing success. They = wish to] thank Mr. Yaun for the use of hisI kitchen, which was of great assist- ance to them. AUDIENCE ENJ OYED FINE MCSICAL PROGRAM ! One of the most appreciative au- diences ever assembled in the Audi- torium enjoyed a rare musical treat last evening when Prof. Chas. Dab- ney Carr and Mrs. W. L. Palmer, Miss Branch accompanist, gave a de- lightful program, these artists com- ing here under the auspices of the house department or the Woman's Club. The following is the program of the evening: Rarcarolle, O Lively Night. .................. J. Ofivnbm h “Les Contes de Hoffman" Mrs. Palmer and Mr. Carr a On the River Gustave Presser b Requiem Sydney Homer ¢ Noon and Night..... C. B. Hewley d The Lost Chord... i Arthur Sullivan |8oil pipe and soil pipe fittings pumps, PAGE FIVE We Can Serve You Most Satisfactorily Every one knows thatexperience is the bestteacher. We have had the experience Bring in your Watch and Jeweiry Repairiag and be convinced, Our goods are different from others--- they have an individuality of their own Conner, 0’Steen & King Next Door to P. 0, Lakeland, Fla No. 666 This is a prescription prepared especiall for MALARIA or CHILLM’; & FEV!Ry. Five or six doses will bresk any case, an if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. 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CAMRON McLEAN, The Scottish Basso Baritone, Who has five meda's for his ability for singing SPECIAL SELECTIONS FOR HIS LAST NIGHT You Should Hear Him e PHOTOPLAYS TWO0 MEN AND A MULE Second Series This is a fine comedy that makes a laugh; see it tonight IN THE DAYS OF TRAJAN A Roman spectacular production two reels. The days of Ancient Rome WAKEFIELD MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY 12—HIGH CLASS MUSICAL ARTISTS—12 e A Clean WHITE Company Playing in a Theater Where W. e Play CNLY HITE People Sl el A COMPLETE CHANGE NIGHTLY mule in MUSIC BY THE ORCHESTRA T S { This in an expensive company though our admission is within reach of all, ! Children 10c; Adults 25¢ See Cole & Hull’s Windo~