Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 9, 1914, Page 5

ELAND CONICS pper, who is attend- Military Academy at spending this week ng come down to at- dding of his brother, t. Lapham, of Clayton, a regular winter vis- arrived in Lakeland next several months. has large property in- nd is always glad to keland. Blocker of St. Peters- n chosen declegate to of Women’s Clubs to next week. She will club’s president, Mrs. ose who attend from lub are Mrs. A, B. Mrs. Fred Stanley. 5. Guy Wilson are the of a fine son, born at the home of the grandmother, Mrs. E. W. G. is setting ev- cigars and cold drinks i the first young man and a very welcome s. C. A. Harper have a motor trip to Lake- hey spent a few days. companied to Tampa sisters, Miss Georgia vill visit them at their South Delaware. Miss number of friends me her.—Tampa Tri- Angell svent the ampa, the guest of letcher. Mrs. Angell Fletcher in entertain- 'pper-Groover wedding y evening at a six Mrs. Fletcher is to of the music for this dding. . Darracott and Mrs. ve returned from Kis- they attended the U. on. They report de- ainment at the hands of Kissimmee and a stay while in that ons, automobile rides entertainment in the ity were showered on ded, and all the dele- way with them pleas- ns of Kissimmee and . Keith, of Kathleen, ction of having pro- t ripe strawberry of jhich he presented the rday. It was a good ing berry and up to n every way. The P promiseg to be large has been very favor- at the time of plant- ith's strawberrieg are ary variety. He has expects to be shipping he first week in De- PXpects to get 6,000 or rom the two acres. o Entertain Norvell Layton will entertain er friends with an af- ednesday, in honor of Norvell, a charming 0se marriage to Mr. vler, of Ft. Myers, pv. 25. STIC POTOBOFOSOBL ATURE REELS—4 The service in Lekelana, never seen in town show tonight. N AND THE DOG medy scream AIN PURSUED HER medy scream F THE CAR WHEELS briller that has more an eight-day clock. comedy drama ces Se, 10¢ MUSIC ALWAYS DAILY 2:30-5:U9 In Society Mrs, Park Trammell Royally Entertained While in Ocala Mrs. Park Trammell, first lady of Florida, who has been spending a week in Ocala, was feted day and night while there, being showered with much social attention. Mrs. Trammell is now visiting her father at Crescent City and will spent next week in Lakeland attending the State [Federation of Women'’s Clubs and visiting her many friend., Lakeland being the home town of Florida’s distinguished governor and his charming wife. ‘'Of the many pretty affairs given Mrs. Trammell in Ocala, the Ocala Banner has the following to say: “On Monday afternoon, Mrs. E. L. Carney gave a large reception for Mrs. Trammell, who is her guest. /‘Mrs. Carney's home was simply and prettily decorated with quanti- ties of ferns and bamboo, and a profusionof roses, dahlias. and ge- raniums of all colors and hues. In the music room, where the hostess and Mrs. Trammell received, the flowers were all pink, exquisite Minnie Frances roses banking the mantels, piano and tables. Receiv- ing with Mrs. Carney and Mrs. Trammell were Mrs. Edward Hold- er and Miss Clara Jonnson. A large number of Mrs. Carney's friends assisted her in receiving and entertaining her guests and helpea to make the afternoon an exceed- ingly pleasant one, “Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Burforu entertained at a dinner party Mon- day evening in honor of Mrs, Park Trammell, who is the guest of Mrs. E. L. Carney. After dinner Mr. and Mrs. Burfqrd invited their guests to the Temple theater, where they enjoyed the beautiful picture, “The Call of the North.” “The following were Mr. and Mrs. Burford's guestd for the evening: Mrs. Park Trammell, Mrs. E. L. ICarney, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Scott, Mrs. E. P. Rentz and Mise Louise Gamsby. *Tuesday morning, Mrs. Richard S. Hall gave a picnic for Mrs. Trammell, and Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. M. Fishel and Mr. and Mrs. L. Fishel gave a theater party for her, followed by a supper. “On Wednesday, Mrs. G. S. Scott and Mrs. John H. Taylor gave a rook luncheon for Mrs. Park Tram- mell. “The guests were invited for 1 o'clock, and a few minutes after that hour luncheon was served at three small tables, in the living room and reception hall, both of which were adorned with roses and luncheon were Mrs. Trammell, Mrs. chrysanthemums. Enjoying the luncheon were Mrs. Trammell, Mrs. Carney, Mrs. Holder, Mrs. Crook, Ms. Lloyd, Mrs. Chazal, Mrs. Bur- fodd, Mrs. Brand, Mrs. Koonee, | THE EVENING TALEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA., NOV. 9, 1914, *¢| Canning Club Contest Nov. 20; Exhibit To Be On Display During Federation A canning club amd corn dlub contest will be held inthis city on Nov. 20, and will be in charge ot Miss Verda Thompson, county agent for the Girls’ Canning Club, and Mr. A. A. Lewis, county agent for the Boys' Corn Club. The contest will take place either in the old Board of Trade rooms in the Audi- torium or in a room of the Kibler addition. At the request of the Woman’s Club Misg Thompson Wi arrange her exhibit Monday, Nov. 16, and let it remain during the Federation. Some of the club girls twill be at the rooms all the week and will be very glad to have the people come and see what they have done this past season. Thig is the first year of the club work but 12 girls have gone through and sent in their record books. CRTPBOPHPP & § W. S. Bullock, Miss Alice Bullock, Mrs. Koonce, Mrs. Crook, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. Rob- ertson and Mrs. McConathy. Lun- cheon was served in the private dining room, the table heing very fattractive in it dainty appoint- ments. The central decoration was a large vase of pink roses and ferns. By means of unusually pretlty caras the guests found their places, and after the ladies were seated lunch- eon was beautifully served, and for nearly three hours Mrs. Holder and her guests enjoyed a royal feast and a most delightful time. “Mrs. S. H. Blitch gave a dinner at Blitchton Friday for Mrs. Park Trammell, “Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Frank entertained at dinner Friday even- ing complimentary to Mrs. Tram- mell, and this afternoon she was the guest of honor at a lovely rook tea, at which Mrs. J. B. Koonce was hostess."’ Miss Thompson wishes any ladies who will to plag: an cxhibit of their own canned products with the club girls’ exhibit. Of coursw ruulth&re will be not prizes given them tbut it will be an incentive to oth- en for the wiles of Cupid, the fol- ers to try, as well as to create more lowing notice taken from the Tampn'lmgrem in the work, P!ease write Tribune of this morning teiling the pise Thomnson at once if you can story: 3 Ido this so she can reserve space for “Robert H. Anderson, of Pensa- Al cola, and Miss Marie Willard, of Bartow were quietly married yester- i day morning at the rectory of the Catholic church, Father MeNally performing the ceremony. Only few friends witnessed the marriage Here Next Tuesday and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson left on the morning train for Pensacola The Federation of Women's Clubs where they will reside in the future. |meets in Lakeland next Tuesday, “This wedding was the culmina- [Nov. 17, and continueg four days. tion of a college romance, both be- |There will be about 150 delegates ing students at Stetson University [present, who will be splendidly en- several years ago. Mr. Anderson is |tertained by the people of Lakeland. a member-elect to the Legislature|A reception, automobile ride and a from Escambia county and is the|six mile trip to the Country Club, son of the late Dr. Warren E. An-|wherc the ladies will be entertained dereon, one of Pensacola’s promi-|at luncheon by Mr. Hallam, will be nent physicians. features of the social entertainment “Mrs. Anderson is the daughter [to be tendered the ladies of the Fed- of Mrs. Taggart, one of Bartow's|eration meeting. The Tampa Tri- most estimable matrons.' bune has the following to say re- —— garding the election of officers at 'Fancy Work Exchange this meeting: During the second week in De- “It is rumored that a Tampa cember the Young Ladies’ class of [woman is slated for the office of the Presbyterian Sunday school will [treasurer of the Federation this conduct a fancy work exchange in|year. (Tt hag been many years since the Bassett building. the ¢lub women of Tampa have re- There will be a large variety of |ceived official recognition at the attractive and useful pieces, suit-|hands of the Federation, and that able for Christmas gifts, which will [she should have a place this year is be £old at very reasonable prices. |only justice. However, in view of It will pay everyone interested to[the fact that Tampa has bcen in the visit the exchange, as everything |Federation for more than ten years, will be willingly shown and the|and that the work of the women of prices within reach of everyone. |this city has been conspicuous, it is ‘Anyone desiring to sell fancy wors |meet that this city should have of any kind are requested to leave |Fightful recognition, but is the office same at the exchange where it will [of treasurer a just reward for the be sold at the owner's valuation, the _ser\"ice rendered by the club women exchange deducting ten per cent for |of Tampa? To Tampa is due the 'itg services. school fire protection and fire drill Each member of the class is ex- {school law, the first child labor leg- Miss Marie Willard 0f Bartow Weds Miss Marie Willard, a fledzed lawyer of Bartow, has fall- Federation Womens’ Clubs Convenes .~ A Thanksgiving To Be _llg_z—l.ong Remembered America will celebrate its greatest Thanks- giving Day November 26. A Thanksgiving for the peace and plenty that is ours—while the rest of the world is rent with sorrow. Will you celebrate this day as you should — in the best suit of clothes you ever had? You CAN —if you wiil let me have it Royal Tailored to your order. A smart custom tailored suit at $16 to $35. Plenty of time to get it here from Chicago or New York for Thanksgiving Day —if you let me take your measures AT ONCE. Moore’s Little Style Shop Phone 243~ Rooms 7 and 8, Elliston Building AUTHORIZED BESIDENT DEALER Walk Upstairs and Save $3.00 to $5.00 presidencies to be created, besides a general vice president, to an onlook- er, it would seem with all these new offices being createad, Tampa shoula either have something worth while or clse keep off.the ticket until next time, when it will be impossible to decently ignore her claims. This would geem infinitely preferable to accepting a minor office now, anu being out of the running for any office for several years more. Num- bers of club women recognize Tam- pa's rightful claim for recognition and are outspoken on the subject. Ten years ago, Tampa was given this very office, and by it and a sec- ond vice presidency, kept quiet. It ig but just to say, however, that l “Wedding neither of the former incumbents were present when they were elect- ed, one being elected at the Miami convention of 1905, and the other at Tallahassee in 1906, when the elections were changed by the new constitutions. “With the revision of the consti- tution and by-laws, the election of officers and other appointments to be considered, Federation politics will run, high at the Lakeland con- vention, and many club women will get their first experience in matters political and their education in this line will be watched with interest. It is thus the women are being trained to cope politically, and inci- dentally get ready for suffrage. Presents’’ WE have a most complete stock, and we invite you to call and inspect our stock before purchasing elsewhere Repair Work of all kinds Mrs. James Taylor, Miss Jewett and ' | Miss Mamie Taylor. A very elegant s was, :l:::dlual:::eg:e:;yfl:sjoc;)e\:'rs;y the Others as possible in placing their lw h the ex- guests. After luncheon the guestsj:h"::gzo be sold throug were joined by Mrs. M. Fishel and & d thel All who are interested please MI8. Charish REsinater, oo ‘phone 219 or cal] at 705 South Flor- 0 pected to donate at least one piece of fancy work, and interest as manv .islation, the effort to secure a local i option compulsory education law. This measure was introduced to the convention of 1907 by a Tampa woman as were the others. Tampa clubg have worked in scason and out to secure a law for women O the school boards, a mother's pen- our specialty four tables of players for an hour, and a half enjoyed playing rook. ' “Mrs. Edward Holder's luncheon at 1 o'clock yesterday at the Ocala House for Mrs. Park Trammell was a very elegant affair, being one of the most elaborate luncheons ever, given in Ocala. The other guests enjoying this lovely luncheon were Mrs. Carney, Mrs. Rheinauer, Mrs. AUDITORIUM THEATR L“‘WMWWE»GMEO = Auditorium Daffydills: If Doc Leffers is out in the morning is DOU GRIFF-IN? Well, folks, we are going to give you a 4 act play, 4 reels of pictures and two vaudeville acts every night this week—a three-hour show for 10 and 20 cents. How does that strike you? Pretty nice, isn't it? The pictures will commence at 7 o'clock and run until 8:15; then. a four-act play will be given with vaudeville specialties between the acte. FOLLOW THE WISE ONES. COOKE COMEDY PLAYERS Nine People in THE MINER'S SON S9902IINSSIIPEIEIP | the Four A four act comedy play. See funny black face comedian. vaudeville specialties. A comedy scream ildn S sion law, in fact, last year hundreds of letters were sent to the Legisla- ‘“' B. 6. % Kt ture for that bill. . There is no ‘Ofice“ Tharsdey ‘elock measure that has ever come before | Thursday {al;thernlt;onfi a(t: 3wil;1c :’:k'; the convention, or which th: Fede; (BmRetng GL tIsih has taken up that has no place at the home of Mrs. Darracott ‘;:t(:o:‘he e:rnest support of Tampa. at which time officers will be elect-", “pap tne constitution is to be ed. A full attendance is desired . and four excellent vice &3 szvEOL-Z’C&WZWg A TALE OF THE NORTHWEST LAKELAND'S A thrilling two reel western feature BIG full of ginger and snap 2 OB IBPPIBBOBIE CONFEDERATE BREAD ON THE WATERS REUNION A great comedy drama ; - soasssssssses | IN MOVING PICTURES HAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA |:::ceeeeeeee0oo0eaatddsddd Lakeland's Pride No, not tonight, but we announce 2 at this time so that after it is all THAT COOKE BAND over you can’t say that I wished that will play in front of the theater at{I had been there. We will show over : 600 feet of moving pictures taken in »% | Lakeland at the Confederate re- union. In addition to this we will 'show FppBPPPEBIIPOPEIPPPEPISPED 'MOVING PICTURES OF PLANT CITY N A very, interesting reel, and not only BANGS that, but the regular three reel show Keystone scream that is shown here. Now for all this Watch for our Lakeland local Pic-| o ,po jugt charging our regular ture Friday and Saturday. A 1200 foot feature of Lakeland. PRICES 5¢, 10¢ revised, | FOELPAPOHUPTY P & B " DOORS 0 PICTURES START AT 7:00 AT 8:15 Complete change O and pictures every night R o Conner & O’Steen Jewelers NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE 3 g OSSP This Will Take Place Starting With a Matinee Friday Afternoon at 3 0’Clock. The Night Show Starts at 6 p. m. Matinee Again Saturday. SPP2PPPPFIPPOPSISPPPPDIDPD And let us remind you of this fact: We only have 300 seats, Moral, Don’t wait till Saturday night; we expect the biggest crowd that has ever attended thig theater on Sat- urday night. Tf yow were in Lake- land at the time of the reunion, come and see if you are in thig pic- ture. If you are not, you will see many of your friends. FEEFSEP PR PP POIEP PR PIISP ST Remember the dates, Nov. 13, {4"1 AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD SHOW TONIGHT Bryan’s Spray An lasect Destroyer and Disinfectant For Flies, Mosquitoes, Fleas, Roaches, Ants, and other Insects. Direction for use—Spray on porches, kitchen floors and around the sinks, win- dows, screen doors and all parts of the house. Prices: Quarts soc., .1-2 Gallons 8sc., Gallons -1.00 Sprayer soc. Lake Pharmacy Kentucky Bldg.