Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 17, 1914, Page 5

PAGE FIVE ool $ o 5 @ @ s &le p Ple R gib JUNIORS LNTERI‘AIN erO PEEIOOLINEEEE |§ f F An entertainment, which in fivsl ,lh'l last and pprhdps the most g In Case o ‘re lancy ang interegt wag St !,",1 Sant surprise of the evening to :E: clalevent 1o stare ), R (‘I“_’ " ]"ie Seniors was the presentation to | % ter week, was ), P ah ach of a souvenir bookl @ 3 » WAS the rpeciptionr et, contain- & Yednos ! ing a s iozraphy b ) hone 5 000 \\uln‘ 8y evening, to the Seris % @ short biography, and portray- ] by the SR [‘. D fitie seemingly with prophetic in- | mmenmfl&fi homo of e, gyg i \;.,' “n stinet, the future that is yet to un- Sl « Roftold. The Juniors and the guests Groover, (. B. Antisdel, who wag in Assisting the Boegreo i horoughly enjoyed the situation me § Groover, My grsively (1 this country at Chau-|and Mrs. J. 1. gxipoer r. 1t the affair. & fue asscmilics gad before relig- | Suella Groo TR | It was a late hour when the guests § Beugy SRR Y U T ok tcorutiois e oa.|oates dhe e G v 1 ptist e 5 llfi ‘ artisti Bior Hits dasar ey \l.kll(z ))J\« ,)Pe" one :g : = ; OWETIng plants, ferns and beautis ,”1 Jovable ever spent. @ Iré aul Brownine anc fiiftle "O"‘I”l"fi Wi efteetively arrangeqd :‘ SR |:§: g are in the city the guests of | It w. it gathering- -t} “\h\sl Streater Entertained ,? s Annie Browning and other rel- [young | S A, rs. ). B Streater delighttully | § s, They now make their home | gowneq iy I . '!\'11:‘1~‘.~,».;\ cutertained the entire Buchanan :é graved ree' 2 ¥ v ng costume, while les i By Sy LA ' i ' e tamily at dinner vesterdav e readia, where Mr. L. Browning iheir cscorts wo, the conventional | niel ,\~ ‘nr ,\.\de.n,\. the aus g: thonal picious oceasion being the celebra- |4 t for the C. H. and N. Ry.|black. After 3 g'm gen eing receive i '8 received each {tion of (he thirty eighth wedding Let us regulate your Timepiece. All goods En- Do ifods b P BB PER b b S bbb bbbl Community Silver i e Has a World-wide Reputation. Let us show Sl and,has olared wvr.‘\} ~m-..~ ‘m‘:- hosts in receiving ?Ml\[ méxn,-h were .rhn laughs incident You the Beautiful Line we Cal'l'y. z i Watch Repairing is our Specialty. / Conner, & Q’Steen Postoffice next door to us T B T T B T S 0 0 ) — suest was led to the farther O X . ) ne (harity Ball, to be given by the spacious veranda, w '.m-l‘l- I;“!;J.\ ] ‘ lf::.lll\l\‘::”*““‘ \i\]_rf\" ’Nn‘fm‘rs L & Elks on Monday evening, will be | Punch was served. Miss Suella Grooy }.m."sr ‘l'r;l‘.“lh;»‘;;tuii}x“r' .nu«-llqun‘- l§ N\ ost delightful social event. Elab- | ¢F Presiding in her usual charming | Mrs. Streater xui 11«);1'<i 3 \\"\tll'“"i::(l\l kY e preparations are going forwarg [a0d affuble manyer, dlenaneed on chie h.l',w“w‘" SV ) B dpatdea s h i iodtoOddd S idHg the occasion, and that it will be ““‘_ first but by no means the [ang the .-|‘|hur;n.; |lill‘lll\'lr~\\"l* :::urlllt 1o the usual Elks' standard goes [least interesting feature of the ev-!for o kine Such .-:;nhvr‘i:;:s are) We note by our advertising col- e :l"'”'“; 1“‘(\: the i molding contest "“H'M occasions, and Mrs. Streater fumns that Prof. Jas. C. e ards bearing the name of some ani- |loft nothing undone to make her [opening a class in voice. \ mal, an ‘hicl 48 7 3 7 " hir 0. (. Lamphear leaves tomor- 4 to which was attached a|parents and al) present enjoy the af- 'fessor is a pupil of Mr. Frank Legion on Saturday. for the north, but he declares [P1°¢¢ O Chewing gum, were civen |fair to the fullest extent. Lewis, one of the leading masters of ¢ six weeks is as long as he can |°" by the Junior girls. with in- . Scotland and has gained five medals y away from Lakeland, and at structions to fashion from the gum On account of the illness of the | Boarding House Furniture for sale; Woman's Club Meeting and three diplomas as a soloist. All (o0 certificated gold medalist, begs MclLean is ‘suporinlmldcnt. there will be no good location; one block from de- The pro- |meeting of the rd.oyal Temperance pot . 2370 FOR RENT 1 'arge new rooms. all improvements. $15 per month. 108 West Magnolia street. 2442 Prof. Jas. C. McLean, basso-bari- end of that time he will be back the relief of the animal whose WANC T The Woman's Club met at 2 p. |Who have been charmed by his voice 'ty announce that he is open to ac- GOING TO GET MARRIED? in, which his friends will aseq to learn. mastered his art anq we are sure teresting contost that waxed strong- s jeivaxed-auang The prozram was in charge of the er and stronge v e fin o 3 i : s strong llllu“.”d the finish civic department with Mrs. J. M. |that with his ability and experience ime was call. v cards were 1 e 4 leiter from Mr. E. F. Ray,|, ... ‘1\ ll 0 IH“ Caras were b poland as chairman. good results will accrue. L 3 | gathered, and the judges, after care-| . ¢ ; L N ! ith his charming wife, winters | ¢ e The following program was 4 e o with his & pLers ful geliberation. annonneed the win- Bl LR Mrs. A. R. Leach left today for oughly enjoved: lakeland each season, states that Ka being calleq there hy the ners Mr. Lloyd Adams and Miss . f s vas calle k his i 8 2 Vocal Solo -~Misg Cardwell. : " was (¢ ull«q back to home in RSIoH ColinAn. i Adatactaiieat 2 i dwe critical illness of her brother. It liwater, Mich., earlier than he|; Mrs. Kelsey Blanton read an ar-|, 3 Al fi 1 ‘h ing a monkey, while Miss Colman ig hoped that she will find him muc g expecteq on account of the death btiead ¢ : ticle ou playgrounds and games for |, vaq g sculptured in gray ontlines the form | .y " & his mother. This news will be Gt h danine ; i children - s i fGe Mrs. (. Rucker Adams read “Civ- rmed with deep regret by his Mr py friends, who extend to him A ir decpest sympathy. —_— The patrons of the Auditorium had a real treat last night in the Ling Tehang Tuen Co., the Chinese vau- deville act. It was a great novelty and different from anything ever seen in Lakeland before. Special scenery showed the act off to great Adams very aracerully re- i copditions and Civie Work in the tired in favor of Miss Colman, Who |gnal Towns. ' received '_h“ prize Vocal Solo Miss Cardwell . nusica ITOLr; wWig also an af 1o 2 y X Elliott Bryan, the six-year-old pnj}\\:l:dp I’<‘f(rrl|:':‘ '.'”jw”“’l‘:} l&‘\\ Miss ’|vl|l'5]*llll.lllt’l.lllill el Hl‘l(:hi‘l‘. L of Dr. N. L. Bryan, had the |« s ; b o ie chairman and her committee : Suella Groover, Miss Mary MeRay, [gpvod tea and sandwiches. R s “".fl)s and Mr. Forrest Clonts and 0101 ppg ejvie department is making a wo places today. -He was playing |y \ip . autipanic were numbers [ oo offory to get the playgronnd advantage anq the comedy magic of recess at Miss Hattie Patton's|i),; wope highly enjoyed ostablishen and they most. earnestly [the mole member of theact was very erzarten and in some way f ¢ Snsim SRRt i g S o olclever, They wi > » Auditor- e nd ay fell| paingy refreshments. consisting [aok the aig and co-operation of all|clever. They WAL beauithe pis jum tonight and tomorrow along e b an mokee, iy b.y A‘.hss of salads, sandwiches, plekles, 0lVEs fy 0 have the child's best interest at ; ton it was found that his lmb ., cheose were then served. Mrs |y with Paul Rainey's wonderful ani- Slhr«flh‘ll just below the hip :““l Groover and Mrs. Skipper serving i Other eities have beautiful play- mal pictures and we advise all to see ar the knee, A surget.)n was-cu.lod their usual charming manner crounds; why should not Lakeland them i the dittle fellow is resting as ARG e . e - Il as could be expected. Mrs. Sneed Entertained OB PDBEIDEFDEEBDIBBEHE S e —— Cosmos Club Yesterday - o Mr. J. Harris Lancaster, of Bar-| Mrs. W. I Sneed delishtindly | pyig has heen a beautiful day and DESOTO HOTEL W, Was a visitor to ‘the city today |entertaineq the Cosmos Club yester- Ly jqoul one for the various school | & American and European Plan 4 d was \mrm]y welcomed by his|{day afternoon at her lovely home on 1im-mls that have been held, the high | & ny friends, who do not sce him |South Tennessee avenue school pupils going up to Auburn- (& Tampfl. Florida § The home was beautifully decorat- (4alq this morning returning on the | frequently as during the years'he and a most pleas- | afternoon train; the three fifth tax assesor of the county and |ed for the occasion. ho are always glad to see him in [ant afternoon was spent by the | yrades going out to Lake Hollings- heir midst.” Mr. Lancaster, who |members. At four o clock they were lworth, and Miss Maude Steinmeyer’s 10w one of the State pure food‘in- | invited to the Colonial Safe. where | kindergarten also enjoying a pienic 1.4..;,.5,.5.@.5,.;.q.@.y'g..mm.y-y*ww* ectors, is in Lakelang' today on jof- |an elaborate luncheon had beew pre-fon the shores of Lake Morton. ¥ ial business. He hag visited about |pared for their delectation, H;o nl Sy Dr. SAMUEL F. SMITH 3 3 P i g P ate vith e i elve grocery stores when seén to- [bles being beautifully gecorated wi : it ; at8 ‘hen you give any hint of a wom SPECIALIST : nasturtiums and other flowers for| When you give any $ i) y and had marked all of them Q. jnd an's age you're apt to get into trou- the occasion. ‘ ; : Mrs. Guilford Cumbee Entertains bie. In referring to the lady who i EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Several young people gathered at|the chh'f‘ pr(e&.sldlll!:, genius in the the pretty home of Mrs. C. F. Ken- Telegram's office, it was stated thf" Tu;:du\- evening where they|she was the second child born in Mr. Oll Talley, of Jacksonville, f ontertained by Lakeland and l:]ut flxrllxli‘r():'l])z:';:l; §arrived in the’city and with his Mrs lmnuf -ul' tion Tm:',} l1"nl th‘“l s;lun:‘ s i mily will make this city his future |the latter's brother, Mr. Oree Grif- [that l( ¢ ,‘. n‘| 8 SR P hie os | fin. s thirtieth birthday. ;{S“hKh s pleasmg’[‘“]el“s The rooms were prettily decorated [foreibly called down on account of Ving ::ma:t‘ h::“;':?l:g :;fihooz (1: for the occasion After a musical [the mfvrf-(nrf‘vt':ha:‘”tnl':‘v (:‘t.) ::‘(: (‘):]1; R i, being & . 9 B i Bt i tdir‘ l:: 8 b’l‘(‘l.l called to the fact 1. J-. .R.‘Talley Mr. Talley has |cipated in several games, refresh- .:\]t‘h:n. (‘):l\il::m‘;“ ,,ilh,,r o rai,lm“d €1 a position as' trav;eling repre- | ments of ice creat . “"W ‘M~l”-]k lrmlitv w:;s far lesg active in Mtative for a brokerage firm of |served. Those present .\\..‘..A ,\lh:«;i u]r .s‘.m’m Sk prwpn"_ We have hich Mr. Ellis Deen, of this city, [Jewell Swindell, Reva l~1rt«h~r.'.,\w - IH:N. v ).um-. e L at the he;d nd ‘J'VhiCh handles [lie King ie Tillis, Brunell .Mtln- ”-“| jl;..l]l'r”ll .had b 2 | kinds of b\;fl:lng material, etc. | dell. Effie Lee Fleteher, Lillian Ken- :lm..‘:ltlu: o o s oy - Talley is ong of the best travel- nedy, Naomi Griffin, Edna Adams, (S ! : i 5 is |1na Fletcher, Pearl (olton. Miss|born therein. We pub]lmh ;hlh Hfd"lé'l- 2 il B SR ’l"l Huv‘ Mrs. Kennedy, Messrs ment to ri*s‘!.urplln-:u'p in 'u.- faml’h): iny Lukelang friends are delighted | Bradley, A L tarling, Wil-,and to o justice not only to the h;!;low,ltlha‘t he has a kposflt']:m :;};‘L;o:}rim‘ Phillip Oree 'second r('hltld in Lakeland but also Wwill enable him to make Lake- ; irs 03 his home. Griffin, Mr Which shows a gratnf,\ing obser- nce of the pure food laws and eaks well for the quality of goods Jd by local grocers. nedy were delightfully Guilforg Cumbee in EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED | HOURS Y710 12 A. M. ]71"(!‘:]'&”1 anc 2710 4P M. PSP PPR FEPEPPIIED SUITE, BRYANT BUILDING LAKELAND, FrA, vq Adams. |to the *‘ PR Bdd B ibbiddibd D ( bt o L SRFERESFPPRPPPPEEPEPEPOPPN ¢ kel ,g,‘,,.g.‘!,‘gu!,‘g.g.‘wg, S o i 3,(.;,' | | i I NEXT WEEK J. H. Hartzell ‘ e Manager 3 | P | Tues., Wed., Thurs.—- 6-ALL FEATURE REELS—6 | 4 FpATURE REELS—4 | AYD VAUDEVILLE ’ : | DD FELLOWS' CONVENTION | RE4 lPa‘ll J. Rainey’s M S al program for Bankers' : PROGRAM h ,I “‘H}IISIAN ?‘UNT dPIcCI:lUuRKEf o t taeey (‘onvention ! Sl reels, produce : I | { b a' 70,000, the greatest ani-| =~ s % s ever made. See the|™ s 2 jungle seenes, the capture e 1S AT : MODERN VI;R}?}E%N OF EAST b THE PRIMEVAL TEST Ue savage beasts, the bravery of L T L | Two reel feature. Rex—Drama G LI-[::“ in taking these mar ] : MR. AND MRS. INNOCENCE 4 ures. nIN AT | . (e Veck April 26— ' ABROAD TODJV AN | A | 4Y AND TOMORROW ONLY SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT | T [ OLDEN W ; ! KING BAGGOT VAUDEVILLE \ : . ; Imp—A dashing comedy . UNG TCHANG YUEN C0. ot novelty Chinese act. | LINING HIM UP I?,I..;» g I TONIGHT IS THE BIG NIGHT e dcadbecgall : | SPECIAL GRAND CONCERT | Prices 10¢, 15¢ l Prices 3¢, 10¢ ' Jenefit Lakeland Band, in which the Come and See " Music all the time. Doors open Prices 3¢ A : o r ., |members of the Friday Musicale will 5¢ and 10¢ h at 6 o'clock §1C BY THE «BIG LITTLE i it NUOUS SHOW UNTIL 11 P. M.| MU BA fome Early; Only 1,700 Seats ORCHEST appeared on the car as ar i 3 o shiv 5 4 3 i i be | 2PF d on the card. It was an in-:m in the Rlks hall, April 16, 1914, will feel how thoroughly he has cept pupils for voice production and culture at 218 South Missouri ave- nu Let Us Design Your Engagement Cards, d We e. 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