The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-22
Inc Shriners Didn't Go lio4e
I'LL Morning." But They ,,>nt
Singing Lakeiand's F.a.ses

Donated $50 to Mor,e;s nnsr,tal
Shriners are notel IL. ,.sll IA.
and liberality. aAG ,uey 40 rot II
all to exercise it On tnis celdclor.
5y unanimous resolutions taey 10
lated $3.50 to Morlel .il..s..G d3s.
'ital-a gracious anu ni"C,v al Maah
appreciated by the people ii Lake
and. Besides this $40 was gwen TO
The War Work fund g.
Parade Was Big Spectacle =
The parade, which started IRON The
Elks' Club at about three ou,uvk,-
that was the advertised tlule lut u
got late start--was the bis event
OF the day, so far as the SAlilers
furnishing a spectacular feature Tor
the public was concerned ". ".
Chase and R. T. Joughin wee mar
shals, and the parade finally moved
eff headed by the Polk County Home
Guard band. The Shriners looked
fine in their jaunty costumes and
stepped high, but all eyes were 10
cussed on the fresh meat" which
was dressed in every conceivable
style that would provoke m;rts anc
hilarity on the part of the spectator
and corresponding shrinking on the
part Of the modest vlolets FURNISHING
the show. The favorite style of at.
tire was the long night.robe, but this
was varied by an occasional bur-
lesque on feminine attire, which
showed great ingenuity on the part Of
the designer, even If it did not cont
form to the latest dictates of fash.
ion j. P. Murdaugh was he'om nelY
attired in prison stripes; DR.. Smiths
s spring bonnet was much commented
8 on; and general admiration was ex-
e pressed for the display of lingerie
It made by nearly every candidate.
Luncheon for the Ladies
The luncheon given the ladies at the
Lakeland Highlands Country Club
Il was a delightful affair and decided
success, the two hundred ladies at
III tending being loud in their praise OF
~ the lovely drive and the beautiful
III scenery traversed enroute to the club
III and of the hospitality o.. the ladies o.
'p the Lakeland Shrine and OF Mr.. Hal.
" lam, who so graciously responded f
10y the request that the reception arc
ne luncheon be held there. Mr.. Italian
Ike in addition to throwing his magnif
sht cent club house open to the guests
the also furnished a good portion Of thu
III. refreshments, and this kindly an
the generous action is much appreciate
IN by the Lakeland Shrine.
on
While the ladies were being serve
sandwiches, waters and tea. delightful
G. vocal numbers we're given by Mrs. "
s. Moore, Mrs H. e. Memmingel
and Misses Elizabeth Pritchett and An
Ion Cardwell
'eh Mrs. C. M. Clayton, chairman
inc the committee on entertainment
INV the ladies, and her assistants, gay
'os every attention possible to the visi
eso ing ladies, and the luncheon at u
tne Club House and automobile ride we
'iAs features which added greatly to Il
lahu day for the large number of fair vi
o1 itors In the city.
GERS Those Who VIII Wear the Fee In 4
iven Future
u % The Lakeland candidates, who we
herded down the streets in mig
shirts, baby bonnets, and other nigI
unch " apparel, and who will attend
!, nv. next Shriners ceremonial in the me
took Incoming costume Of dress sun
the red fez, follow
urse l., p. Broadfeld, ]. A. Moore
,rrod r Owens, J. F.. Minis, B. F. Fl
| the gerald, Frank d RATE Dei' Ivy
, did w Cornelison, E. j. Barber W.
was skinner. ]. NJ. McCaskill J L. T
that rick W. J. Merrill W. Il. Off, j.
cboo, ZONES. R. R. Gresham, E. ]. Wall
$40, r Smith, C. f. Bowen, j.
ho,np skinner, W. R. Turner. J. VI. N'
h his I, O. Cason and JEFF Chaiiln'
,uncb other, out-of-town, candidates We
rroon From Tampa-D. S. DOYLE G
Alex Harvey, ] A. Murrei| l
Sloane, Robert L. Calhoun %
Smith, H. C. Mccarthy Fran
, mir. Heinrich, H. D, Dolphin W
,.s in Bispham and Jose M. Rey. ,
- ~. From Bartow-L. l.. DAVIS
h,ock Murdaugh, John Maxey.
, after From Plant clty-Thomas c,
an. al,ei cn,re. c. T. Causey, R. NJ, MoFf
ough From orlando-W' D. Rogers
. and A. B}ackman' A.,
a .ss FROM at Large-wllliam C. Nan