Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 19, 1914, Page 5

ELAND ACONICS of Fire Phone 5,000} = car Eaton’s friends will earn that she is confined with a severe attack of e—— w. Deane, of Boston, is wo or three weeks, visit- rs of his family and look- his interests in this vicin- as not a quorum of the nissioners last night and he regular semi-monthly as postponed until Friday la Duke, of Palatka, will pday to be the guest of 11, at whose wedding she soloist. Miss Mary Con- ksonville, will arrive on be Miss Norveil’s guest wedding Wednesday even- ) eland friends of Mrs. Sam , who some years agn pe of the Lapham houses avenue, will be interested at she has written a2 mov- e which wag released at Cal., a few days ago at p it was staged by a large f players. e e e, iy Maccabeeg will he en- omorrow afternoon at 3 the home of Mrs. J. L. 06 Main street. Kach invited to bring a ‘riend, i there be any visiting | f the organization in the! t cordial invitation is ex- them. ght Mr. U. V. Iverson very painful injury, in' n automobile, the engine and breaking his wrist--- ' e a break, the doctors say, y had ever seen. Dr. Love ffers set the injured mem- r. Iversen is as comfort- pld be expected, though he young people are of the oldest and |eration director; Mrs. ence considerahle incon- rom the injury for some d Benford, Mr. J. M. hd son, Dan, left this or Dunnellon, where a ptomobile will take them lds of—well, the wilds where thereabouts, where pend until Monday, being nd tomorrow morning at they will formally open g season of 1914-15 for of Florida. Laying jokes are going where the d they will at least bring of big game killed wheth- p able to “‘show us’ folks rom the grand old State or not. X. Erickson, city attor- oved his office from the ing to the Bryant build- now occupying the office the Red Cross Pharmacy. that Mr. Erickson’s the Drane building have luate for some time, but of the excellence of the has been reluctant to g that some arrange- flditional space might be n his new quarters we or Mr. Erickson a con- f the growing business he old. JESTIC FEATURE REELS D VA ITY’S DEBUT Ole comedy scream PESULEFIPPIPIPLIP UNAWAY FREIGHT 2 reel railroad feature E AND 4t comedy drama DAVID 2 reel feature. See the t duel scene (M’S REASON t comedy drama Y ket AY Ong and dance C s Sc, 10¢ VAUDEVILLE LS AND Including— } ‘ In Saczety. l | 1 | ‘Miss Bates Entenamg ‘ For Miss Norvel) l Miss Dorothy Bates entertained honor of Miss Erma Norvell, whose | marriage on the evening of Nov. 25 is an event of much interest to her many friends. Miss Bates carried out in her dec- orations the same color scheme to be employed at the wedding—green and white—ang througn the rooms immense yellow chrrsanthemums added to the genera] attractiveness of the lovely parlors. Each guest had been requested to bring a fortune and a receipt for the bride, which the latter read to her own and the guests' enjoyment. A musical program added to the pleas- ure of the afternoon, Miss Hazel Williams singing in her usual sweet ‘way, while brilliant plano numbers were given by Miss Eloise Bowyer, Miss Frances Young and Miss Edith Tomlinson. Refreshments of hot chocolate and club sandwiches were served by Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Norvell. The guests who enjoyed Miss Bates’ hos- y‘pltnlity on this occasion were Misses ‘Erma Norvell, Belle Cloud, Ada Pad- rick, Eloise Bowyer, Razel Williams, [Frances Young, Vera McRae, Edith Tomlinson, Nannie Lee Turner, Laura Southard, Gladys Wilson, Genevieve Marler, Anna Cargill Mayes, Louie Layton. {0""‘5 Rk ) delightfully | The Friday Musicale [There will be no meeting of the lFrlday Musicale tomorrow, Friday, Nov. 20, on account of the meeting Iot the Federation of Women's 'l 1bs. However, it is hoped that there will /lbe a good attendance at the next lregular meeting on Friday, Nov. 5 a9, | S i Bartow Wedding A prominent social event occurred ‘at Bartow yesterday evening when 'Mr. Milton Wilson and Miss Daphne Lewis were married. Both these most respected families of South f cles. Mr. Wilson is a brilliant young lawyer of Bartow, and Miss! Lewis the accomplished daughter of Mr. Jas. Lewis, a staunch business man of that city. The young cou- 'ple passed through Lakeland last night enroute to Tampa, where they will spend a few days before taking a more extensive trip. Among the many bright and brainy women attending the State Federation of Women’s Clubs there are a number who are wives of lead- ing newspaper men of the State, among the number being Mrs. Wil- {is B. Powell, wife of the editor of the Daily Clearwater Sun; Mra. Chas. H. Evans, wife of the editor of the Clearwater News; Mrs. C. C. Worthington, whose husband is city editor of the Tampa Daily Times; and Mrs. George Goolsby, wife of the cditor of the Wauchula Advo- cate. The Knights and Ladies of Secur ity wili mect in Orange hall, or Moose hail, Friday evening at 7:30 ! for the purpose of organizing a local counci! here in Lakeland. The many friends of Rev. Rich- rd Bolton will regret to learn that he is seriously {11 at his residence on Jowa Ave., and will hope for his speedy recovery. Yesterday afternoon in |Mrs. Park, Kibler, THE EVENING TALBGRAM, LAKPELAND, FLA., NOV, 18, 1914, Delegates Register- ing Since Yester- day At Noon Mrs. Jas. with Mrs. Mrs, Paul, High Springs, F. B. Terrell. B. H. Seymour, Ocala, with F. B. Terrell. Mrs. Harry B, Minium, Jackson- ville, Kibler. 1 Mrs. W. L. Hill, Gainesville, Xib- er. Mrs. Kibler. Mrs, Kibler. Mrs. Kibler. Mrs, ler. Mrs, J. M. Taylor, Gainesville, G. B. Massey, Dade City, R. B. Sturkie, Dade City, C. A. Lock, Dade City, Fib- W. F. Blackman, Winter - Mrs. C. L. Smith, Winter Park, Kibler. Mrs. Kibler. Mrs. Kibler. Mrs. H. M. Swinson, Bartow, Geo. R. Johreton, Bartow, E. W. McCormick, Bartow, Kibler. Mrs, ler. Mrs. ler. Mrs. Kibler. Mrs. J. Wi. Sample, Bartow, Kib- Vet. L. Brown, Bartew, Kib- J. Will Mitchell, Bartow, J. E. Worthington, Tampa, Kibler. Mrs. Adaline D. Miiler, Ruskin, Orange hotel. Mrs. S. F. Poole, Wintec Haven, Club House. Mrs. S. Cooke, Auburndale, ler. Mrs. Kibler. Mrs. Kibler. Kib- Chas. H. Barr, Auburndale, A. B. Commons, 3anford, Federation Program For Tonight{And County Corn Club Exhibit Attracts Much Interest ——— Exhibitg in the Boys’ Corn Club contest are coming in, and are on display in the store room in the Kib- ler Annex where the Girls’ Canning Club exhibits are also being shown. Some fine specimens of corn are be- ing placed on display, besides Natal grass, baled hay from same grass, sweet potataes, Porto Rico yams, dasheens, Chinese velvet beans, pumpkins, etc. The exhibits are quite interesting and will be in- spected by meny visitors. Mr. A. A. Lewis, county demon*uator, is in charge. The display of good things made by the Girls' Canning Club and oth- er exhibitors is attracting much at- tention and favorable comment. Among objects of special interest, not noted in a previous report, are samples of guava paste, a delicious novelty originated and manufac- tured by Mrs. J. W. Scarr. Another novel and attractive delicacy shown by Mrs. Scarr is a sample of mint Jelly, which is of exquistie color and doubtless of equal excellence of flavor. Tampa Jobbers Kick On “Sunny Jim” Service “a Tampa is kicking because ‘“‘Sunny |Jim " one of the most popular trains running between Lakeland and IO(‘al\ will only be run tri-weekly in the future. This morning’s Tribune says: “Following the announcement that the ‘Sunny Jim Special,’ a train from Ocala to Lakeland, connecting with trains from Tampa, will be op- crated no oftener than three times a week, a storm of protest arose yes- Tomo‘rrow terday in the local wholesale dis- PROGRAM TONIGHT, 8:00 p. m. Reports of the Chicago biennial: Mrs. Wm, nings, chairman Florida delegation; Florida and stand high in social cir- Miss Kate Jackson, secretary Flor- ida delegation. “The One Thing That Impressed Me most. Two minute talks by other delegates. Address and Pictures, Rural Work —Miss Cresswell, Washingto, D. C. Informal reception. PROGRAM FOR TOMORROW 10:00 a. m. Minutes and announcements. Reports of special committees. B. Young, General Fed- Frank Jen- | . Several leading jobbers asked the Board of Trade to take the matter up, and the “Sunny Jim" schedule probably will be discussed at the next meeting of the Board of Governors. “L. P. Dickie, secretary of the Board of Trade, called at the Coast Line office here yesterday to see Di- vision Passenger Agent J. G. Kirk- land, but Mr. Kirkland was not in. Nor was Traveling Passenger Agent Y. R. Beazley, both having been called out of town. i State Commission Can Act | “It is the understanding of Sec- retary Dickie that if a public pro- test is filed with the rallroad com- mission, that body has the power to inquire into the causes for taking Reported of Federated Clubs, con- 'the train off. If these causes, in the tinued. 2:00 p. m. Minuteg and announcements. Report of nominating committee. Nominations from floor. Election of officers. Unfinished business. New business. 8:00 p. m. Musie. The Bluebird—Macterlinck—Told | in Story Form—Mrs. Eleanor Bing- ham. Music. Report of resolutions committee. Introduction of new officers. Informal reception. LOST—Gold pin; has two elephant heads and initials “F. M.” Re- ward if returned to Miss H. P. (legg, Marinello Shop, Dyches building. 3436 o et et Te e el Lol el el AUDITORIUM THEATRE THO0 OIS OO OB 08 4 & TR e On account of the Woman’s Club having the house, be shown tonight. no pictures will BIG DOUBLE SHOW AT THE MAJESTIC THEATER TUNIGHT 7 REELS AND VAUDEVILLE 5c, 10¢ WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25TH— Bert Leigh and Hazel Burgess in “STOP THIEF” Seats now on cale opinion of the commission, do not justify an alteration of the schedule, the commission is empowered to compel the Coast Line to continue the ‘Sunny Jim' on dally schedule. “When the Coast Line threatened to discontinue the train some time ago, the traveling men pleaded with the railroad not to do so, and the train continued daily operation. It is the argument of the (onst Line lh;u the train does not pay. WANTED-—Employment by boy of 16. Willing to work and will make good. Inquire at Telegram office. (Noie.—The editor of this paper believes this boy will make good. If anyone has any work for him, give him a chance.) A RECORD-BREAKER. “In testing I covered 491 square feet—two coats —with one gallon No. 27. “The density and workim: prop- erties are in all respects equal to its phenomenal speading capacity.” | The above is a portion of a letter received from Thodnas B. McCar- riar, M. P., Baltimore. If you doubt this, write him. For Sale By MODEL HARDWARE CO. Lakeland, Fla. % i .4 i MARINELLO MISS H. P. CLLGS Facial Treatment Shampooing Electrolysis Hair Dressing Manicuring Scalp Treatment & MARINELLO PREPARATIONS 2nd Floor Room 103 Dyches Bide Phone 312 and, Fia. DB BT BB DT | BPPPPPHDEHS i% Farmers! \Opportunity Is |Callin g You! Do you wish to know how to dispose of your crops to the best advantage after youa Would you like to learn how to market the crops grown ¥ grow them? If so, attead the Meeting of the Florida Vegetable Marketing Bureau at City Hall Friday, November 20, 1914, 1 o’clock Dr. R. T. Weaver and Mr. J. D. Rooney, of Ocala, and Mr. C. F. Bassett, Government Expert, of Washwgton, D C, will make addresses, and explain matters of vital interest to every Farmer and Grower. BRIIIIIITLIILIII22222222. Be SURE to Come! It Interesting Game Of Football Played Here Tomorrow A game of football will be played tomorrow on the high school cam- pus, between the Winter Haven high school and the Lakeland high ' school teams. This will be a splen- did game, and all lovers of the sport are invited to witness this contest,' which promises to be both interest-' ing and entertaining. Becdoodrifesfoiidd G = R e s L L e et st 3 Means MONEY to You! The Knights and Ladies of Secur= ity will be the only fraternal iusur. ance order organized in Lakeland, Fla., that admits both men and women on an equal basis. This or= der is based upon the actual cost of protection, with 8 big reserve fund that protects you against increased (08t as the order grows oider. Re- 'mombor that it only costs you $3 to join and this pays your medical ex- 'amination. This gives you life in- surance with accident or disability included. See F. Earl Washum, 502 South Florida avenue or N. A, Hypes, 309 North Tennessee, and learn all about this order. And join in with us Friday night. 3428,. 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