Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 2, 1914, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT MME. MERRI TWO SUGGESTIONS FOR QUIET ENTERTAINMENT. P SRR PidddhPiddddd Our S ale 1s ober%" But we still have some«z Fine Suits going cheap AR IR | o Chinese Social Is Something New In the Way of Parties—“Mysterious ' Menu” Never Seems to Fail 3"!“3"«1’ to Please. | - 1 Mrs. Herbert B. Linscott tells of this i very interesting Chinese affair which ' 1 am sure will help many to solve what to do at your next money making ! church social. She says: ' Invitations should read as follows: | Come to the Chinese Tea Party | | i & & @ b4 D @B G B Bl By § and help eat Rice and Rats Prepared and Served by Chinese Girle at Church ‘ Monday Evening, January 4, You can stimulate interest in the heathen wonderfully by inviting them to come, with all their bag and bag- gage, and pay your society a visit. Have booths in the room representing the countries in which the church is | doing missionary work. Let the at- We are also closing out a line of Shoes at $1.50 per Pair Ry PHBE PSSDED tendants be costumed like the natives, and all the appointments of the boothe suggest the life of the countries rep- resented. When curiosity is thus piqued, information about these mis- sion lands may be circulated by the help of questions on cards to be passed around. Write the questions in black ink, and underneath, in red ink, the answer to one of the other questions. It will require a pretty lively inter- change of cards for each one to find the answer to his question. The committee should try to make GeeBoeoeregc ot Pregred | B e e e S e T T s e e P e hede Come and see us and Save Money JOS. The Hub £ CLOTHING CO. | Telegram 10C a Weel:s o e and if it can be arranged all the mem- tume. In the center of the church room, fit up a booth, covered with a large Chinese umbrella, and around it place emall tables on which to serve refreshments. This can be made to’ look like a Chinese garden. Rice and rats can be served as follows: Boil rice until rather stift and turn it into cups to cool. After ready to serve O SPPEPEPRRPPPPER PR s PP DDPED PP P PPP PP PP oD BB BB P PR R Rl b eIl P E D B PR d b D ggodd PPBEdddde 34 Phddnded G ddrd B d S & S E rice should be served with cream and small fee can be charged for refresh- ments to go to missionary purposes. Of course no one but the committes should know what the “rice and rats” is to be, as it would spoil the fun. A nice idea would be to give chopsticks a8 eouvenirs. A Mysterious Menu. this evening as attractive as possible, ) bers should appear in Chinese cos- | each dish with a candy rat on top, The ! sugar. Also have tea and wafers. A THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAK ELAND, FLA., FEB. 2, 1914. 'S ADVICE s ey tees in charge. be substituted for the ones mentioned ou the list. 1. A survivor of the flood (Ham). 2. Woman of grit (sandwich). 3. Cattle in arailroad disagter (dried eef). 4, Impertinence (apple ‘“sass”). . b. Spring’s offering (water). 6. For old maids and bachelors | (pickles). 7. Tabby’s party (cat sup). 8. Boston’s overthrow (tea). 9. What all people need (bread and butter). 10. New England brains (baked | beans). 1 Young man’s sweetheart | ¢ (honey). 12. An unruly member (tongue). 13. Sahara (dessert). 14, Tree cake (cocoanut cake). 15. Love’s symbol (doughnuts). 16. What I do when I mash my fin- | ger (ice cream). 17. A mass of types (pie). MME. MERRI ATTRACTIVE MILLINERY This small hat, with two long velvet ends, Is becomingly placed to show some of the hair, Frocks and Furniture, Women are now buying frocks to | turn upside down in dishes and serve ! ! match their furniture. The idea is |8 to achieve harmony in a perfect col- | or scheme. But if they are going to change their gowns every time they |& pass from the drawing room to the (% dining room or to any other apart | ment, life will surely become a little laborious, Silk for Spring. Printed radium silks, in combina- | ¥ tions of stripes and figures, will be fea- tured among the novelties for spring. | ¥ The designs are decidedly futuristic. | Another novelty silk for spring has a figure in frappe or beaten effect on a ribbed ground. It is remarkably ef- |5 fective, that you will want the goods at the prices. this grand opportunity. Men’s Suits [Ladies charged for each article “a la carte,” !! Come and see us and Save Money ........ fIRSI NATIONAL B “One of My Banks My examiners always) in the highest terms .‘ assets and managem this bank.” 3 14 g 3 ? ? [} E Good Taste is the K of our line of Postcards, Folder Novelties, Party Decorarions, ¢ For St. Valentine’s But they are inexpensive al The 'Lakeland Book Benford & Steitz | "Our Stock is Complete once more after the holiday invite you to call and inspect the most complete line ot!é Clocks, Jewelry, Cut Glass and Sterling Silves in Lakeh : member “A Pleasure to Show Goods.” o A @ 1, ‘A pleasure to sh. w Gooes” COLE & HUL Jewelers and Optometrists Now is the Time to Antici: pate your Wants Come, everybody, and avail yourselves worth from $12.59 to $25 o going at Men’s Pants, Hats, Shirts, Serge Suits, Caps, and Boys’ Knee Pants are beir Closed Out at Prices that are like GIVING THEM Away. We are selling 5 and 10 cent Lacesfat 5 1-2 cents per yard. Our Pretty Line of House Dresses and Children’s School Dresses will l] quick sellers, for they are so well made, neat and stylish. S. L. A.CLONT So ridiculously Low ha ‘ we marked down our stod - $6.95 Q A