Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 12, 1914, Page 5

"L SON/ ] PAGRABHYS ase of Fire one5000§ . R. Spence, of Brunswick, } who will be principal of the jorton school, arrived in Thursday. . 1. Inman returned yester- om Georgia, where he was by the serious illness of his £, who we regret to note L away Wednesday. Jack Matthews returned to jnd last night after several . spent very pleasantly with in Savannah, Ga., and mooga, Tenn. Dezzie Brown of Auburndale, been appointed teacher of Of the fourth grade divisions in \’ 4l schools, arrived in Lake- @Rville, arrived ] t evening. ewel Tutten of Jesper, who n the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Browning, for several days, terday for Bowling Green, he will be the guest of her . W. H. Brown, for the Chas. M. Jones received intelligence \ednesday the death of his brother, § Jones at Arlington, Ky., a! . man, only twenty years of tho had been ill for the past Mths of diabetis. At the time !' es left Kentucky his brother )} and around, but the end ddenly and unexpectedly. nd Mrs. J. H. Barrett of and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. of Michigan, are among tourists who have arrived land for the winter. Both o estimable couples have before, and their friends L year will be glad to learn of urn. While here they are ts of Mrs. D. J. Browning. s \ Taylor, nee Miss jnaintance, and little daugh- Ethel, of Palestine, Tex., W. J. Gomer, formerly Bhel Quaintance, who lives in in afternoon to the great de- their parents, Mr. nnd_ Mrs. uaintance and many friends. fll be here for some time and 1) g most cordially welcomed, itain W ng Mrs. = i l the “"y‘ant e In Society Unique and Enjoyable Party for Miss Streater One of the most delightful and novel entertainments that has tak- en place in some time occurred last night at the home of Mrs. Edythe Clemence when that popular matron entertained in honor of Miss Winni- fred Streater, who js to leave soon for Miami, where she will be a teacher in the schools of that city. The guests had been irvited to come dressed as school children, and when the sixty guests arrived it was to laugh, for charming maid- ens had suddenly been transformed into school girls, with hair down their backs, and short dresses of becoming style setting off their nat- | ural attractiveness to perfoction. As the guests arrived, they were invited into the reception hall which had been transformed into a typical country school room, and given seats. The ‘‘teacher,” Mr. P C. Phillips then arrived and called the ‘“children” to order. A pro- gram had been arranged and was carried out in the form of a Fri- day afternoon school program. The first feature was a song, America, by the school. A speech of welcome by Prof. Phillips proved quite an oratorical surprise, and he was fol- lowed by Trustee J. Hardin Peter- son who outdid himself in advising the pupils to apply themselves to their books. An essay by Miss Jewel White concerning pigs, was instructive and extremely funny. Everybody Picks on Me, a juvenile {song, was admirably sung by Miss Vera McRae; this treat was followed by an address to Miss Winnifred Streater by Hardin Peterson thank- ing her for her work as president of the league. Miss Streater re- sponded to this in a few well chosen words, after which Miss Johannsen sang several of the Swedish folk songs. Auld Lang Syne was then sung by the school, monitors were appointed, and the young folks were dismissed for recess. Refreshments were then served in the dining room, consisting of lem- onade, wafers, pickles, stick candy and other delicacies. The guest then repaired to the porch where a flash-light was taken, and any of these may be had by caliing at Williamson Clothing Co. Good- nights were then said to the charm- | ing hostess and the pretty honoree, with many declarations of a pleas- vening. Linen Shower for { Miss Maude Steinmeyer E. G. Tweedell will enter- ednesday afternoon from 4 to Mrs. Taylor's first Visit|g 4¢ a linen shower in honor of Miss e since her marriage three 'za,de Steinmeyer, whose marriage ar in Europe is a great an ted source of satisflaction classes of people—the tight- who wants an excuse for hold- to his money—for cutting ) advertisement, refusing to ute to some worthy enter- nd otherwise exemplifying urious nature; and the fel- - is looking for an excuse to dm payving his debts. he war in Europe affects ople just the same as would i frost in the Antartic circle , but to hear ona of them d see his somber and solemn ance, one would think that man army is in lis pantry, the allies are robbing his hen Of course, any excuse is bet- n none, but this ‘“war and mes” racket, v.hen sounded e people, makes us very tired. out! am'fl@ AJ[SII() e all feature reels tonight. program of licensed pictures. OW THE EARTH WAS CARPETED A sidesplitting scream W GOD CAME TO SONNY BOY beautiful Vitagraph drama THE ELEVENTH HOUR Excellent comedy drama GOOD MUSIC Prices 5¢, 10c MATINEE DAILY I In most ! ' I on Sept. 23 to Mr. Donald McDon- 1q |ald is an event of great interest in social circles. Mr. Renton Swinder, who isc on- nected with the Southwestern Gas and Electric Co., of Louisiana, re turned home this morning utu,- spending a year away in the inter- est of this concern. | Miss Hattie Patton’s kindergarten | will open on next Monday at the Patton home, 410 South Florida avenue. Migs Patton has had ex- cellent success in previous years in conducting her school, and has the knack of handling little folks with the most satisfactory resuits. Those having children whom they desire instructed in the first and second grade work can do no better than entrust them to the capable, con- scientious and painstaking care of Miss Patton. - ey THE . £NING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., SEPT. 12, 'Locals | Wallop Causey All Over the Lot And Win 4 to 2 (Continued from Page 1.) Ninth Inning For Fort Meade—Brack out at first, Norris flied to center, Stevens out at first. No runms. The summary: Lakeland AB R 3 ql w02 =W Van, Erie, &s . Branch, 1b . Eubanks, ¢ Chambers, 3b .. Sawyer, rf ... Watson, If .... Cabrera, 2b.... I.—\l\'arez. p - - LD - 1D U e O cbo: Totals ......34 Fort Meade AB R [ - 2 H PO w | Fries, Rive, ¢ Powers, Dix, 3b \W. Brown, ss.. Brack, cf Norris, If . O'Connor, rf Causey, p Stevens, rf .... 1b . R O ORI RN mlc:fllac3|aa°: ICO(G@HOI;‘: xo}c:coo.—-_ocofi lal R R N ) 001 Swe e Totals Summary: Struck Out—By Causey Base on Balls—Off Alvarez 1, Causey 1. Sacrifice Hits—W. "Brown. Two-base Hits—Powers, Watson, Alvarez, Branch. Three-base Hits—\Watson, Al- varez. Stolen Bases—Van, Eu- banks. Double Play—Erie to Ca- bera to Branch. Time—1:30. Umpire-—Vaden. Anendanco—t}flo. [ - 1, by Alvarez 3 by COMMENTS ON THE GAME Where was Causey when the cy- clone struck? i \\'h) didn't he CAUS-EY couldn’t. trim us? Be- Wampus, old boy, you sure looked good running around those bases. Funny what a little thing will do. | Little Wampus who arrived in town Friday morning, said to Wamp: “Daddy, you hit the ball away out; 1 like to see you run.” Now, wh could get by an appeal like that? And that “BOBBY” Van was not so far behind in the batting. 1'll tell you, fans, the reason they call him BOBBY when he leaves town a. the end of the geason. I don’t dare do it while he's around. Chambers has got fifteen hite nut of thirty times up. Carl is batung 500. feeling better Jrazier is morning. [ I re- | | That must have in Tampa. bheen some 2 Joe LeVay s I am wrong about the life preservers. He only had on tsix instead of seven when the hoat was rocking. e says Ginter begged him on his hands and knees so hard |that he had to give up one. Mr. chased oW a new Deen has just pur- five-passenger Buick. Mr. L. C. Williams is driving a handsome new Buick which he has just recently purchased. 1914. PHPBHPHHHOOSPOISPBTBHHH At The Churches Tomorrow DOSEHHOOPOIVUDETHHPHPOP Grace Evangelical Lutheran— Tennessee avenue =and Orange | street. W. E. Pugh, pastor. Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity. Epistle, Galatians 5: 16-24; Gospel, Luke 17-11-19. \[ornmg and evening worship at 111 and 7:30 o'clock respectively. mmda) school at 10 a. m. The public is cordially invited to attend al] services of the church. Myrtle St. Methodist— W. H. Steinmeyer, pastor. Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m. There will be no service at the 11 o'clock hour, the congrqgallon | Will worship at the First Methodist ! chureh. Bishop Morrison will .prmch. All are cordially invited. %'&"3*3"3“3*3*3' p . Lo 2 | Dixieland Methodist— W. H. Steinmeyer, pastor. Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m. Epworth League at 6 p. m. There will be no preaching at the night hour; the congregation are invited to worship at the First Methodist church at 7:30 p. m. Bishop Morrison is visiting our city. All Saints— Fourteenth Sunday after Holy communion at 7 a. {cial intercession for those in strife. Sunday school at 10 a. ! classes. Morning prayer at 11 a. rector will *preach. hour long. Evening prayer at 7:30 p. short address. We are pleased to note some strange faces in our congregation and earnestly trust that all who are not affiliated with a Christian or- ganization will feel that the church will cordially welcome all. Pews are absoutely free. Prayer books and hymn books are provided and our peope will assist you to follow our service. All are welcome. The church door stands always open for you to enter. Trinity. m. Spe- engaged m. Adult m. Service The one m. A —_— { First Methodist— South Kentucky avenue. Ley, pastor. " Bible school at 9:45 a. Yes The soiled White Crepe de Chene Gown or Waist can be Dry Clean- ed and made to look new again if allowed to go R o) 2 R R Our Process! B. m. f Dry Cleaning 18 the only SAFE Method Flyrn Gives Satisfaction CALL 4056 LAKELAND Dry Cleaning Plant G, C. Williamson, Prop. Jor. Pine and North Ternessee WW%W@‘M@;&%G@%& BB - AUDITORIUM THEATRE SEPPPDESBISDHODL DD BD D Auditorium Daffodyls: If the Shaving Emporiums are closed on Sunday, could you find a BARBER in the baggage room at the depot? SHORTY. Say it long and loud, and then repeat it. The comical little western fellow that has ’'em all beat, will be here tonight. An- other good comedy and an educa- tional, excellent music and vaude- ville. End the week right by seeing a crackerjack show. SHORTY AND THE TERROR Two reel western comedy BUSINESS VS. LOVE Another good comedy drama MUTUAL WEEKLY The film you all iike PAT DREW Your best chance to hear this nifty singer in a brand new program Gl Ll S D2 Do S e St D 8t ] THAT AUDITCRIUM ORCHESTRA The highest priced orchestra in Lakeland, in brand new selections. The bunch with the pep. DOORS OPEN AT SIX O'CLOCK Special Monday and All Next Week THE TEXAS QUARTETTE The highest priced act Lakeland has ever seen. Direct from great suc- cess in Atlanta and Jax. These boys play only the larger cities, but Lakeland must have the best even though it costs a whole lot. It’s our treat, folks, in return for the ex- cellent summer season your patron- age has given the Auditorium. We will give you ALL a treat and you won’'t have to scramble and gamble for it. Monday— THOSE HAPPY DAYS Keyrstone Scream o Sel Well, friends, here we are again, Saturday night, with our A No. 1 show. The band plays a concert in B -).0 the park at 5:20 and outsidé the Palms Theater at 7 o'clock. Our 9-piece orchestra dispenses music that has life in it on the irside, and starting Monday night yoa will re- ceive coupons on entering our show each night during the week, and Saturday night, the 19th, some one will receive that beautiful cut glass water set now on display in Hen- ley’s drug store window. And, re- member: “Lucile Love,” Series No 3, Monday night. one night next week. You may take ‘home that water set valued at $15. Our regular price tonight and all next week, 5c, and 10c. Now, don’t miss John- DHBHHBBDBIBDHBODDDOGDBH DB BPDOIPPE Conference and prayer at 9:30 by officers and teachers. Preaching at 11 a. m. C. Morrison. Senior League devotional meeting at 6:30 p. m. | Preaching at 7:30 p. m. by the pastor. Subject, Social Highways. , Special music at each service. Strangers cordially welcomed. Catholic— Usual services at 9 o'clock, Fa- ther Bashnall, of Tampa, officiating. by Bishop H. Cumberland Presbyterian— Rev. F. H. Callahan, pastor. Sunday morning service: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. “God’'s Most Important Demand.” Sunday evening service: Subject, 7:30 p. m. “Things That Remina Us.™ Prayer meeting Wednesday even- | ing at 7:30. First Presbyterian— Tennessee avenue, and Lemon streets. son, pastor. Rev. W. S. Patterson has re- turned from his vacation and will preach at both services tomorrow. Hours for service 11 a. m. and at 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30. ,At the close of the morning ser- vice there will be an important meeting of the congregation. Every officer and member of the church is urged to be present. i First Baptist— | Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Come and spend the hour with us in the study of the Bible. A cordial welcome to all who come. Preaching services at 11 and at 7:30 p. m. Subject for the morning, The Ideal Church and the Ideal Member. Subject for the evening, The Help- ers and the Hinderers. B. Y. P. U. at 6:30. There was a very large increase in attendance in Sunday school as well ag church services last Sunday and we hope you will come agalnl and bring another. I Miss Mary ackson was the gra- cious hostess of the K. K. Ks. on ‘F‘rldny afternoon. After several games of rummy, an automobile ride was thoroughly enjoyed by the between Main W. S. Patter- a. m. K. K. Ks. Entertained pm— The Supreme Men’s Tailor Shop: of This Town That's our aim; our whole business is to help the well dressed men dress well. We are labishly equipped with the finest goods, all choice selections from ED. V. PRICE & CO., Chicago. We are specialists in Evening Clothes. We know how to make a Full Dress Suit so it will afford com- fort as well as fit. We use the finest Belgian and West England Crepes and soft Worsteds and the richest silk lining in our Evening Clothes. If you're figuring on ordering a new Full Dress Suit, order it from us. Palm Beach Suits cleaned and pressed An expert workman is in charge ol our Alteration De- partment-all work guaranteed Walk Upstairs and Save from $3 to $5 MOORE'SLittle Style Shop ) 2 Phone 243. and 8, Elliston Bldg. - Rooms 7 club Returning at ¢ o'clock the girls were invited to the dining room where a delicious two-course dinner was served. The delightful occasion ended by the K. K. Ks. forming a theater party and repairing to the Auditor- ium, Mrs. George Watson and children have returned from Clyde, N. C., where they have been spending the past several weeks at Medfora farm., They report a ’delightfur trip. - ————————— Rev. W. S. Patterson has. re- turned rom his annual vacation which he spent in Georgia and Vir- ginia. He visited old scenes and en- joyed meeting his many friends, and comes back greatly rejuvenated. SR SIS GBI OTOED DO ORI DDA New School Books: The New State go into effect would advise getting rush. your il 2 Iixchange 10k Oh 50K T SO value on old Books that were in Public Schools last year, when traded grade for grade. Absolutely no Books sent out without Cash, as they are consigned to us,and must be paid for as they are sold. Everything in school supplies. Lakeland’s Public Schools will open September 14th Adopted Boks this year and ALL BOOKS Will Be NEW We have a good supply of these Books on hand and woks and Supplics before the use in the We save you money. Big Values in School Tablets our Speciality. e e e Lakeland Book Store BODGIIIGDGIGTIFODGIGHIGE0 SOIDI VL FIEDPODAPAGID PO SEPPEGPPIIGOILIIILLDLIPEIOIDPIIIBIGOEDIPIBLIBBIT I [ THE PALMS THEATRE » | PPPEPPPOLEEDBEPPEIP DD THROUGH THE EYES OF THE BLIND This is a two reeler and one of those Imp Universals that never fail to be good. Why should I try to tell you of the thrills and mystert- oug features that run all the way through this picture. You will be B ) here, and see for yourself. Just re- member our motto: A good show, or your money back. THE CUCKOOVILLE HORSE RACE | A Jimdandy; laugh-and the world laughs with you, and this Is a lamf:hI from beginning to the end. Come early—300 seats. We expect 6uv tonight, not less than 400. So be on hand wlmn the band plays at 7 o'clock. §'§'D‘i"3’0€0€02-0'3 ’MC O to the con- tlnnt_d advances of all goods in the drug line, we find it neces- sary to enforceour cash system to the letter. G B HHHIRNS We appreciate the pat- ronage you have given us in the past, and if _you will continue giving us your business in the fature, we will give you the benefit of all cash discounts possible. Lake Pharmacy oo 3