The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-28

Anna Maria Beach, Fla, May 20
\ committee of the governors
the Lakeland Board OF Trade cah
down on tile Gen. J. 3. Carr We.
n.sday, for two days visit at til
Beach as the guest OF the anna Nj.
Tia Beach Co. The committee Wa
as follows: A. c. Shaffer, j. l.. SKI.
Fer, A. j. Holworthy, W. d. Edward
and c. A. Mann. Their purpose l.
visiting our resort was to make re
mort to the people of Lakeland as Il
its desirability as an outing place
They were much pleased with the
Beach. and their sentiments, voice.
by Mr.. Holworthy, secretary OF tn
Lakeland Board OF Trade, was to thu
effect that they were delighted witt
the Beach and would SO report t.
their home people, and that man!
Lakelapders might be expected to be-
come property owners and build sum
mer homes here. A big excursion il
being planned from Lakeland to the
Beach, with a special boat to handl.
the party from Tampa. The date Of
the excursion has not been definitely
arranged, but will be given some
time during the first of June.
The "Silver King" is beginning to
run and Tarpon fishing is another at
traction of our resort. Several good
catches have been made, among
which was that of Mr.. Mack Satur-
day night--the fish weighing ninety
pounds. Among those enjoying this
sport at the Beach are Messrs. M. M,
Taylor, l. S. Giddens. and w. w.
Blount, of Tampa; Mr.. r. H. Bartell,
OF St. Petersburg. Manager Mack OF
Omaha, Neb., and Messrs. Will and
John Vanderipe and Gloscow Stew.
art, of Bradentown.
Mr.. Barker and interesting family
of Bradentown, are occupying the
Coyne cottage for an indefinite out
ing.
The palatial steamer Favorite
brought over about 100 pleasure
seekers from Manatee river points
Thursday, who, alter an enjoyable
dip in the surf, did justice to an eA-
collent shore dinner prepared by
Manager Wells OF the Gulf hotel
Just then the strains Of music werl
heard and the party betook Itself tt
the pavilion to enjoy a dance. Prof
Taylor's orchestra, of Palmetto, fur
. nishcd the music Tor the dance. Later
in the evening launch party OF
about twenty came over from st. Pc
! torsburg and joined the dancers. Ar
, rangements have been made for Prof
Taylor's orchestra every Thursday
| and the many friends Of the islanders
ami visitors are cordially invited t.
"our parties.
Mrs Chancellor of St. Petersburg
and her interesting family are en-
joying the comfort of her father;
(lohn Trice, of Tampa) cottage Lo
: tus. Miss Ruth Trice, of Tampa, il
also member of the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Blount ant
5 Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Taylor, OF Tampa
will return home this week, after ;
very enjoyably spent outing. The!
(. are all feeling much benefited, ant
/. carry home as evidence of the goot
e times they have had good coat o
tan and sun kisses.
l Mr. and Mrs. Harmon, of Barlow
are among the pleasant people whit
: own homes here. They are occupy
S ing their beautiful cottage, Tn,
+ Pines, for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. G. l.. Patch, superintendent o
1 mails OF the Tampa postofice, hn
+ had his interesting family here TO
an outing during the past week.
: Plant City was represented at tn,
: Beach this week by Mr. and Mrs
: Carmichael, Mrs. c. L. Barnes an,
0 Mrs. o. S. Wright. They seemed t
c enjoy thoroughly their outing.
: Mrs. DR.. Anderson, of Plant City
: and family, arrived at the Beach thi
n week, where they will be comfortabl,
t domiciled in their beautiful cottage
: Until the new church is completes
r services will be held each Sunday il
the pavilion. Sreyices were conduct
t ed last Sunday by the Rev. Collier
n Mr.. R. L. Nunez, of Tampa, broth
e er Of Mrs. l. S. Giddens, has been tn
house guest OF the Giddens famil
during the week.
Our dairyman, Mr.. ]. E. Whitney
gladly welcomed the return of hi
family this week. They will spen
le the summer months here.
|, Col John Trice had nc hie ouac