The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-16
Winter Haven

Mrs. Charles Hansen of st. Peters
burg is here visiting friends for a few
days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Giffn are spend
ing the week end in st. Petersburg.
the guest of relatives.
Mr.. Max Vierlel returned from serv-
ing on the jury, in Tampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Eycleshimer
are rejoicing over the arrival of a
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Denham Of
Pierce were the Sunday guests of
their uncle, Mr.. W. d. Denham.
Little Mary Wharton Wallace. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wal
lace, is confined to her room with the
grir.
The 13-piece Roby Orchestra has
been secured by the Christian church
for Sunday night service.
Professor Samuel Long is home
from a trip to Tennessee where he has
been at the bedside of his sister, who
is, we are glad to say, better.
Mr.. E. F. Mitchell of FIT. Meade is
the guest of Mr.. j. A. Mann.
A very pleasing character play was
given by the Cherokee" Camp Fire
girls Friday afternoon at the high
school. Those who were in the cast
were: Katherine Binns and Elsa
Strack, the leading characters; Grace
Cunningham, Gypsy girl; Betty Hill.
Spanish dancing girl; Margaret Bry-
son, an Irish girl; Lillian Gill, the
Chinaman; Bah" Stienmeyer, a Jap
anese lady: Lila Thornhill, Camp
Fire girl; Isabelle Phender, a Camp
Fire girl; Kate Jenkins. fairy dan
GER; Dorothy Cunningham, a Jara
nese girl; Toodles Dixon and Helen
Cunningham were Chinese cupids.
Miss Elva Cunningham and Miss Mar
garet Bazelle directed the play.
Mrs. j. c. Leps and brother, S. w.
McElroy, spent the weekend in
Tampa. They were guests of Mrs. l..
r. Newbill while there. formerly Of
Winter Haven.
BELL Bennett" society of the Meth
cdist church met with Mrs. Sinclaire
Monday evening. The subject was
Brazil" A delightful talk on the
subject was given by Mrs. Bailey.
One of the prettiest weddings eel
ebrated in Winter Haven this year
was a silver wedding. when on last
Friday evening from s 10 IL Rev. and
Mrs. Jones received their friends at
the Methodist parsonage in honor of
the twenty-fifth anniversary of their
marriage. The house was tatefully
decorated in pink and white, the eli
max of the color scheme being the de-
licious refreshments of fruit punch.
cake and cream. The guests were in
full evening dress and numbered
about one hundred and thirty. The
enjoyment of the occasion was no lit
tie enhanced by the music of Mrs.
Adams and Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Reeves. Besides a large and hand
some chest of silver there were many
present of silverware and very hard
cash" We hope the gracious host
and hostess will retain their sparkling
youthfulness and vigor to their gol-
den anniversary and beyond.
Winter Haven, March 13.-Things
were quite lively in Winter Haven Fri
day night with Gospel tent meeting
in progress. The Bell Ringers Concert
at the school auditorium, Jack
Knights big tent show, a jazz band
furnishing music for the big dance at
Lake Ship dance hall and several fra
| ternal meetings on hands. However,
there was a large crowd at each from
all reports.
With about 400 energetic X. of P.
Members at their regular meeting on
Friday night plans were formulated
for a big celebration and gala day for
Winter Haven on the Fourth of July
this year, including grand parade,
boat racing, baseball, lively music,
with possibly auto racing and other
entertaining features, the announce
ments of which will appear from time
ii time as the date draws near
The Winter Haven fire department
are a jolly, fearless crowd with lots
of pep and at their regular twice-a'
week meetings fire fighting was not
! the only subject discussed.
The spring weather has revived the
baseball fever an dthey have lineup
| already, anticipating a hard-to-beat
team this year and are discussing
their connection with the Central
State League. Their baseball togas
are all in readiness and regular prac'
tice is taking place daily.