Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 21, 1914, Page 5

KELAND LACONICS e of Fire Phone 5,000 Alma and Bessie Dempsey, and, spent last Sunday with ster, Mrs. H. M. Byrd, of e \\oman’s Bible class will pusiness meeting lomorrow b, at the M. BE. church. nbers urgently requested to w. P. Fillans, and little I Sociery.] SORPPELIDIOIODT PFPBIBHTOEE Former Lakeland Man Weds Sanford Belle | At a quiet home wedding in the presence of the immediate family, Miss Douglass Abernathy and Mr. Z. B. Ratliff were made one yesters day at ten o'clock. Rev. Stein- meyer, pastor of the ilethodist church, of which both youug people are members, performed the cere~ mony, after which the bride and groom and relatives left on the northbound train. Mr. and Mrs. Rat- liff will spend their honey at Jack- sonville, St. Augustine and other Decorating For Coming 1 Decorating Co., of Atlanta, already PAGE FIVB Order Your Fall Smt or Coat Now Beautifully Tailored - to-Order Have your [all suit or coat a magmfi- cently tailored-to-order garment in an ex quisite all-wool fabric. Do away forever with disappointments and delays “with un- certainty of fit, with style that is only pressed in. American garments are guar- anteed. Unless they please you in every particular, you need not accept them. 225 ALL-WOOL FABRICS 58 Styles $16.50 to $25.00 Never before have you heard such low { rices quoted for genuine tailored-to-order EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., OCT. 21, 1914, Of Confederate Veterans ~ Has Already Begun Fine Program For The Re-Union Has Been Arranged; Two Receptions, a Ball, Automobile Ride and Parade Will Form Interestin g Social Features Final preparations for the Con_ federate reunion, to be ineld here Oct, 27-30, are now being made, the official decorators, the Southern The introduction of sponsors Wil then be made by division, brigade and camp commanders, after which the veterans and other visitors will repair to the Tremont hotel, where a reception will be tendered in their ground ready to put the city in gala | honor, and where all will have an attire. The decorations will be car- ' opportunity to get acquainted and ried out as they were at the Gas-jenjoy a pleasant social evening. having their representatives on the r Laura, of Lakeiand, are points in the State, and expect to sts of Mrs. Pillans’ mother, A. Robinson, oa North reet, for several weeks.—Or- Reporter-Star. ey and Mrs tceveland, of 1Di- o pewcomers to Lakclaud e well pleased witn the town pect to invest in & hcme. e seascd the cottage of Mr. Buck on Hast Lime street. aad Mrs. Lester Hall, of ster, M. H.. who spent last nere, OWNIRg property on ime street, have returned for nter and are now occupying ttractive bungalow in Dixie- chich is within a stone's of Lake Hollingsworth, being d between the lake and Cleve- park . — eral John L. Inglis, command- the Confederate Veterans of a, was a distinguished visitor . His legion of Ocals friends glad to see him in the enjoy- of such splendid health. Gen_ nzlis is trying to inake the pe at Lakeland numerically He says that he knows that ecting will be an interesting bleasant one.——Ocale. Banner. be absent for several weeks. The bride is the daughter of Hon. and Mrs. W. W. Abernatiiy of this | city and has spent the past five years here, having a large circle of friends in the younger society set. She is a winsome young lady and by her friendly spirit and unfailing good humor has endeared uerself to everyone. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ratliff of Lakeland and came to Sanford several years ago, literally growing up with the San- ford Herald. A faithful and efficient emplove he has attained the confi- dence and esteem of the Herald | Printing Co., and now has cl\argel of the mechanical department and is also a stockholder in the com- pany. He is a young man of sterl- ing worth and character and the young people start upon life’'s path- way under most auspicious circum- stances.—Sanford Herald. Mission Study Class Entertained by Mrs. Fixter ; Yesterday afternoon at the beau- tiful new home of Mrs. Edward Fix_ ter, cn Success avenue, there was a , scene of a pretty gathering, when ,Mrs. Fixter entertained the Mission {Study class of the Dixieland church The subject for the afternoon was | parilla Carnival at Tamp: and also in this city on the occasiou of the town's thirtieth anniversary on Jan. 1 last at which time every business house was elaborately dec orated with festoons of bunting, flags, etc. This decorative scheme is to be repeated on the occasion or the Confederate reunion, and when the veterans reach Lakeland they: will at once feel they are in the hands of their friends, as no stone is to be left unturned lcoking to their complete comfort and enjoy- ment while in the city. * Although the first business ses- sion does not take place until the morning of the 28th, the opening session will be held on the evening of the 27th. On this occasion Gen. J. A. Cox will be the master of ceremonies. The assembly at the Auditorium, which secats 1,700 peo- ple, will be announced by the bugle call. Music will be followed by the invocation to be delivered by Bishop Edwin G. Weed, chaplamn general of Florida Division, U. C. V. The |address of welcome on the part of the veterans will be delivered by Hon. Epps Tucker, Sr.; on the part of the Daughters by Mrs. A. H. Darracott; the Sons of Veterans by J. F. Cox; the city by Mayor O. M. Eaton; the Board of Trade by On the 28th the veterans will as- semble at the Auditorium at 9 a. m., where a business session will be held until noon, another business session taking place between the hours of 2 and 4 in the afternoon. 'At four o'clock the visitors will be treated to an automobile ride about the city and around the lakes, of which Lakcland has nine, all within or bordering on the city limits. On the evening of the 28th a re- ception for the sponsors and maids of honor will be given at the home of Mrs. A. H. Darracott, president of the Lakeland Chapter, U. D. C. This will be a pretty social affair, ‘at which the Daughters will dis- pense true southern hospitality. A musical program will be rendered and other pleasing features enjoyed. On the same evening the veterans will be treated to an address on the KuKlux Klan by W. E. Bell, of Trenton, which will probably be de- livered in the park. Business sessions will take up the entire time on the 29th, until 4 p. m., when a band concert will be given in the park. At 8 o'clock that evening a joint meeting of Veterans and Sons will bo held at the Audi- torium. At 9 o'clock the visitors will repair to the Elks’ Club rooms, where that order will tender a ball Nowhere will you find a big- | garments. cer display and order v FOR MEN AND WOMEN. guaranteed. Cam——— v e .\\I\nm\ and such wool fabrics. of authoritative, correct, Fall splendid quality all Call now. while it is early. our new suit among the first. ————————— EXPERT ALTERATION WORK ON GARMENTS We can repair or alter your lust season's clothes according to your requirements. CLEANING AND PRESSING. — Full satisfaction Walk Upstairs and Save $3.00 to $5.00 Moore’s Little Style Shop Phone 243 Rooms 7 and 8, Elliston Building e ~ and ot 3 o'clock that afternoon the veterans’' annual parade will take place, headed by the Lakeland band, ' city officials, fire department, lowed by the Vetcrans, Sons of Vet-} erans, Sponsors and Maids of Honor. P PLANS FOR FLORIDA EXHIBIT | AT 'FRISCO ABANDONED ! Jacksonville, Oct. 21 .—~Florida ; will not have an exhibit at the Pan- ama-Pacific Exposition. This con- |Ioml money could do With the slight but general began ing of the Kuropean war, it was then decided to reduce ! doned, The first plan, 0en, met with it was announced yesterday. that to raise $200,- obstacles from the fol- | start, and was finally abandoned in the face of a decided sentiment that more here. business depression with the open which good the figure to $75,000, and give at least a motion plcture exhibit of Florida, as this State’s share in the D. Boring h ¢ fin- | Religions, Ancient and Modern in [{Becretarys A Holwanth in their honor, which witl be a bril- | clusion has been arrived af after the exposition . The second project L A, oring has just fin ey T’oday which all seemed to| Response to thesc addresses of liant social event. failure of the local State commission i ot favor Wt ATsE peinodeling bls some on South enjoy. Afte 'lhe reading and dis- | Welcome will be delivered by Gen- On the morning of the 30th busi-!to raise the necessary funds, and # a avenue, both inside and out. v 4 B eral J. L. Inglis, of Jacksonville. ness ions will agnin be held, the matter has been definitely aban- also proved futile. g xterior has been repainted and rchitectural design changed, improvement makes it a very rtable and attractive home. —— nty commissioners in Polk y consider a county fair-one of best things that ‘cculd happen. fhave announced an appropria- of $1,000 for the fair to be in Polk county next February. Lakeland News telling of the commending it, said that land, having volunteered to £1,000, and other peuple being h interested, it now seems that air in the spring will be a glad pss. An effort is being made ve a permanent building erect- ) the Athletic field in Lakeland, ¢ the Fair association can » and care for the stock and ry exhibits each year. The farr iation has been very active of and with the time intervening a continuance of interest and the fair of 1915 should exceed hing ever before attempted in county .—Sanford Herald. PWORTH LEAGUE SOCIAL he voung folks of the Methodist ch and congregation are in- d to a social gathering on Fri- t 7:30 p. m. at the Methodist onage, under the auspices of the jlor Epworth League. The even- s social exercises, after devotion, be preceded by a short business ting., MAJESTIC & i M$€ BEBGHEDE5 ALL FEATURE REELS—5 TONIGHT —GET BUSY-— (FPERY SLIM AND THE CLAIM AGENT A comedy scream PATHE DAILY WAR REEL Always interesting ACCUSED A grand drama LADDIE € of the prettiest two reel dramas ¥¢ have had in a long time ONE HOUR AND A HALF Fxcellent entertainment, good “Sic and the highest priced pie- ® in Lakeland. Prices 5S¢, 10¢ Special Tomorrow THE CIRCUS WAIF A three reel thriller i cussions, a social hour was enjoyed at which time Mrs. Fixter assisted by Mrs. Asa Brantley, served delic- jous refreshments of punch, ,ice cream and cake. The members present were Mrs. C. G. Arendell, Mrs. Guy Arendell, Mrs. Carrie Baker, Mrs. Asa Brant- ley, Mrs. George Foster, Mrs. D. L. Fidler, Mrs. T. E. Robertson, Mrs. Dan Smith, Mrs. Oscar Wolfe, Miss Sallie Leffers and Miss Lillian Newlin. Visitors—Mrs. Richard Leffers, Mrs. Y. Z. Mann, Clifton and Mrs. George Mohney. The afterncon passed all too suickly, and the class hopes to have| the pleasure of meeting with Mrs. Fixter again, for she certainly proved to be a very charming and hospital hostess. s REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Carter, Leonard, to Carter, ldye. Newman, H. P., to Douglass, M. E. Gump, Chas. A., to Johnson, Ci L., et al. ; Inman, C. Q., and Olice M., to fnman, Olive M. Godwin, M. A., et al. to Godwin, Julia A. ; Godwin, Julia A., et al. to God- win, M. A., et al. Goodman, A. J., to Shaffer, A. Int. Improvement Fund to (ndlll‘\ Mrs. | & & odfoddored o s 1Eufu§u¥nfi(3)&:3\0«{1x?x,niuwfiusnymnz'l$u‘u5u Sregoigreinidrrigng G sm@:ws S";’é. i BuSghd é:' 444 EERERERRE RS RS EX RS ESRTEL BEELTL TS EETEERREEL T For this week only THE BRIGHTEN- UP FOLKS will sell Absolutely at or below Cost their entire $1,000 Line of CURTAIN MATERIALS The Brighten-Up Folks 213 So. Ky. Ave. HEDBPPPBDIODDH HDBDGHDIPOPIOIISDEDD D DD > 4 SOHBH DB DD BODEODODODEDODDIEDIDIODEdD | | First Come, First served L BHHGPRBDPHDBHBEODEY s B BB DE James T. Bailey, Robert, to Gailey, J. 'T. Carver, Edwin O., to Gailey, G. T. = Hutchinson, W. P., to Gailey, J. T. HIHIOIHIHEOTOSOROINE0E %moo-@ SOOI IO Auditorium Daffydills: [f T B liked to lay carpets, wouid you call him a carpet TACKER? change of vaudeville tonight, folks; 2 brand new musi- cal comedy one hour and fifteen minutes in length; also four dandy reels and good music by the Audi- torium 3-piece orchestra. FOL LOW THE WUSE ONES and you will have two hours and fifteen min the finest pleasure you ever had. Cemplete THE AMERICAN GIRL CO, 10 PEOPLE IN 9 “THE GIRL ON THE MIDWAY TIME—PRESENT PLACE—ATLANTIC CITY usical comedy, bubbiing with néw songs, clean comedy and ec- centric dances. See those seven pretty girls; hear those funny cc’r medians. Don’t miss this one; it's a dandy. Am WQW AUDITORIUM THEATRE . utes of | GO Bryan’s Spray An lnsect Destroyer and Disinfectant For Flies, Mosquitoes, Fleas, Roaches, Ants, and other Insects. § .u,.;..v“;,“, .g,.;u & & ——————————————— n. 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VAUDEVILLE AT 7:30 AND 9:30 Special Tomorrow HER LAST CHANCE Kesstone comedy scream FRIDAY—MUTUAL GIRL Special Matinee SATURDAY AT 3 0'CLOCK Seven reels and vaudeville, includ- ing the great three reel war feature. UNDER FIRE IN MEXICO Come 'round tonight and you will find that our show starts right on time. The doors are open at 6 o’clock, and if you care to attend that is all right, we will not knock. Our price tonight is 5¢ and 10c. We cater to Women, children and men. Lake FORD STERLING in SNITZ JOINS THE FORCE Pharmacy Kentucky Bldg. LAKELAND, FLA. A laugh, a snort and then some. A show tonight that will please you. Our price is.5¢c, 10¢c. ——————————————————