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

THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., JULY 17, 1914, PAGE FIVBE In Case of Fire 000} Billy Norvell, the bright young on of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Nor- ¢ll, left last night for Harlem, Ga., where he went to visit his aunt for ceveral weeks. There will be choir practice at he First Presbyterian church to- t at 7:30 o'clock. All members are requested to attend. Miss Olive Hansel, who has been in the employ of the Paul & Way- mer Lumber Co. as stenogiapher, Jeft for her home in Orlando yester- day. Mr. Lovie Ellis, who is in the fruit business here, presented the editor with a luscious basket of Georgia peaches this morn- ing which were very fine indeed and greatly enjoyed. Miss Lucile Weaver returned today to Tampa where she will again take up her duties as nurse ar the Halycon hospital, Miss| Weaver, with Mrs. C. F. O'Don- iel and family, have just return- ed from a pleasant sojourn at Pass-a-Grille, Rev. D. B. Sweat, of Manatee, is spending today in Lakeland on business, having property in- terests here which brings him back occasionally to the delight of his many Lakeland {riends. A recent trip to the beach has improved the health of himself and family considerably, Mrs. Henrietta Peterson, who has been spending the past two months very pleasantly with her daughter in New York, has returned to Lakeland to the delight of her many friends. The Lakeland Military Band will give a concert in thepark tomorrow afternoon beginning at 5;15 unless rain prevents. Prof. J. Cameron McLean has leit here for Tampa where he in- tends to reside. The Prof. is highly thought of in Lakeland and his singing was of the artis- tic order and always appreci- ated. Lakeland has indeed had a great treat in having one so <o talented in their midst. His many friends are urging him to return in the fall to give Lake- land a treat in the way of a high class recital. As a testimonial of his abilities as a vocal teacher some of his pupils intend travel- ing weekly to Tampa for voice culture under him. e Another case of pelagra has beeny brought to the attention of the Tel- Baracas Measuring Party egram, that of Mrs. Albritton, who | 5 Great Success— has not sufficient finances to get a cure which costs $10 and which was secured for Mr. Grantham, through the donations of charitably inclined people. Those who would like to assist Mrs. Albritton to health will please leave their donations with the Telegram and same will be ac- knowledged. Mrs. A, J. Black has donated$1 toward this case. Mrs. Albritton has a son who looks after her other needs, but he is unable to |ac to pur- raise the amount necessary chase the cure. {their seats by the ushers, [ from, 2 fl,\t All Saints’ Episcopal L‘hurch at 3 o'clock yesterday aiternoon was solemnized the marriage ceremony of Miss El- len Till White and Brian Oscar Jeffcott, both of this city. The church was decorated with choice palms and ferns ar- ranged mpst artisteally at the entrance to chancel, and banks of these plants formed a beauti- ful background for the wedding party. The guests were shown to | Mr. Stuart Thompson and Mr. Wm, S. Moore. Mrs. H. J. Drane presided at the organ and as the strains of the wedding march Lohengrin were heard the bridal party proceeded down the central aisle. Mr. Moore and Mr. Thomp-| son, as ushers, came first fol- lowed by Miss May White, a sister of the bride, gowmed in white voile with pink sash and| hat, which set oft the dainty blonde beauty of this attractive young lady. Next came Miss Mabel Drane, a stately beauty of the brunette type, in white net with pink sash and trim- mings. Following her came the ntaid of honor Miss Bess White, another sister of the bride, She ‘was gowned in pale green voile' with white lace trimmings, and never looked to better advan-| tage, being the dainty cpitomc' of spring. She carried an arm, boquet of maiden hair fern and| lillies of the valley. The brides- maids carried arm boquets of pink roses and ferns and allf wore lace hats with touches of pink. The bride entered the church with her father, Mr. Canvass White, and was met at the chan- cel steps by the groom and his best man Mr. Ossian Drane, who had entered from the Ves- which PHBHD try. ( The 'Rev: ton, Rector of All Saints’, per- formed the ceremony in a most impressive manner, using that most beautiful ceremony of the church, with the ring, The responses were made by the bride and groomy in a clear, firm, unmistakable manner. Af- ter the words of the blessing, which found an echo in the hearts of all present, were pro- rounced, to the music of Men- delsohn’s wedding march, the bride and groom, accompanied by their maid of honor and best man, ,repaired to the Vestry where they signed their names i the church registry, after they preceeded the bridal party to the church door. The bride, one of the sweetest the sun ever shone on, was an ideal seldom equaled and never . Lakeland about a year but has endeared herself to all with whom she has comle in contact by her winning ways and quiet, sweet dignity. My. Jeffcott holds an impor- tant position with the Lakeland Phosphate Company and num- bers his {riends by his acquain- ances. The best wishes of all their iriends are with them, They leit the city on a short trip and will be at home to their friends at Sangully, the phosphate su- burb of Lakeland, where they will go to housekeeping in a few weeks, The presents were numerous and handsome, attesting the popularity of this young couple. ————————————————————————————————————— Mrs. Joe B. Thomas Gave Six 0'Clock Dinner Mrs. Joe B. Thomas was the hos- | tess at an elegant six o'clock dinner last evening given in honor of ler husband, this being the occasion of his birthday. Mrs. Thomas' lovely home, “Wood- side,” south of town was prettily ar- ranged for the occasion and cordial } hospitality reigned supreme. After the dinner was enjoyed, the guests spent the remainder of the evening playing rook. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Thomas' hospitality were Mr, and Mrs. George w. Wat- son, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Norvell and Mr. and Mrs. T. L Waring. The Baraca class ot we First Methodist church were the hosts at a very delightiul entertain- ment last night which was 1 the nature of a measuring party, each guests paying one penny for each foot they were tall and five cents for each inch over the last foot. A pleasing program was enjoyed and refreshments casio. A large number of young [day, Palatka will lded to the pleasure of the oc-|and this The Woman's Missinary Society of the Cumberland Presbyterian church will meet at the church next Mon- day, at 330 p. m. A good attend- ance is much desired. Mrs. C. Green expects to leave in a few days for Henderson- ville, N. C., where she will k]wpnd the summer at the Hotel Gor- don, RESES——— B Lakeland has two great games scheduled for Monday and Tues- be here on hhose datep for two games. ['alatka has a fast aggregation but so has Lakeland and we will endeavor to give them an idea of what other teams have gone up advertisement. CHIEF POLICE. people were present. MAJESTIC THREE FEATURE REELS AND VAUDEVILLE HAMILTON AND SANDERS Those musical nuts in 15 minutes of blackface comedy and music FOUR FEATURE REELS AND VAUDEVILLE - g to hand you a bl 2 comedy good vaude SCREAMS and , act; two PHANTOMS A great 2 reel feature that will leave a good feeling around your heart ————————————5 | ¢ CUPID AMONG THE COWBOYS Don't forget Great Western Comedy those popular matinees 2:30 to 5:00 Soup 3 THREE OF A KIND ———————— i Entree Two Reel Feature Roast, Western Kind | THE DOUBLE NOT Relishes Comedy Salad a La WILLIE'S FINISH Make You Feel Happy [ —————————————————————— Desert by Those Clever Waiters ADAMS AND CO. Richard Bol- |4 \ BB BT 2 TSP DD (o) =~ ) ~ Corrugated Iron —_— LIME SE L LR LTS T e B o & 3 OB EHBEOFSIESFPEEEEE CARD OF THANKS The undersigned take this method of returning heartfelt thanks to the people of Lakeland for their many acts of kindness and sympathy in connection with the death of our be- loved son and brother, A. J. Varn. Particularly do we wish to express our keen appreciation to Lakeland excelled. ‘She was indeed beau-| tiful, gowned in white Smi",;l,odge of Elks, the Order of Railway 'made entrain, with veil and ' Conductors, and Brotherhood of Lo- Vilrid . N wreath of orange blossoms.i"‘”“"“"c {“’e‘“e“; S Sprays of the blossoms caughti *'_1{1"\9“\" “f\lé"\\;' the veil to the gown and were }I‘l‘lrl‘"h\?"l{\fx B (used in the adornments of the S e gown. D. H. VARN, liss \Vhite has only resided in S ki MRS. G. T. SINGLETON. B Electric current will be shut off {from 7:30 to 10:30 a. m. Sunday, July 19, on account of extending some high voltage wires. DONALD F. McLEOD, 2860 City Manager. LOST— Watch Charm with Knight Templar Emblem on one side and Royal Lodge on other. Solid gold. 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