The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-21
DAVENPORT DOINGS

II Glu GU1 OH OOtUOO
/ Nr. and Mrs. J. T. Stout. of Paola,
. Ind, are guests of Mrs. Jordan this
week.
i silver tea was given at the home
of Miss Mainland for the benefit of
the Missionary Society, Miss Mainland
and Mrs. Hoffman acting as hOSteSses.
The cue rs were entertained by 4 ST.
Patrick's program which had been
. prepared for the occasion, after which
delicious refreshments were served.
Miss Smith, OF Groyeland Fla. is
the gucst Of her sister Mrs Johnson
this week.
Mr.. VIM Dickson. from Jackson
Vile Of he Eauitable Life. New York.
was here Saturday Inspecting his
! lwentY acre. grove on C"vStn Lake.
Mr.. Cal Meyer Of Cin"inn1ti. Ohio.
was guest AT the Holly Hin Inn. Sat
urday
Mr. Chas Hanson of St PetersburG
! was a guest a; the homo 0f Mr.. and
Mrs. X. J. Hutchinson Saturday.
= MIR. and Mrs. II. j. Hutchinson
/ fp9nt Monday and Tuesday in st. Pc
terSburg
The Wilson Toomer Fertilizer, Co.
hrld a convention for their employers
March 10 and II. If the various sales
men fellow M business as strenuously
as they did the different activities
planned for them by the management
during the convention we predict that
every other fertilizer company viii 20
out Of buSine IS in the next year They
/ were certainly Il live bunch and their
company should be proud of them. The
/ following is the program carried out
Thursday
/ a. m.-HOlly Hill Inn Sun Parlor-
Business session with the powers that
! be. CTip-They aren't saying much
but are going around with smile like
( Mona Lisa. Nobody knows whether
/ Mona is crying or laughingJ This is
. the time when the married men faint
! and the strong men grow pale Mr..
I Henry gave an address of welcome in
which he presented them with the
keys to the city
l p. m.-Luncheon cole Stylel Hol-
! ly Hill Inn Grill Room. Remember
we can't please everybody A flag
j man on the Coast Line was fired for
| working with unfiagging zeal.
p. m.-ldeal Neutrality-suspicious. Hill
Inn Stadium. Entries open to ladies
only. Under auspices Holly Hill Mu-
! tual Association. Inc Every Ideal
! Girl" pos jesses five "fulls." Beautiful
Youthful. Plentiful. Dutiful and Arm
full SO boys pick your winners and
bet heavy. Ample supply of mutual
tickets Will be available at betting
booth "'
7p, m.-Ideal Picnic-Yea Bo.
| Moonlight ride to Bannon's Island
Uormerly Garden of Eden. Remem-
Der three is a crowd
Friday
$50 a. m.-Breakfast Holly Hill Inn
Tea Room. If you lamp bird with
face wrinkled like a Palm Beach
suit that has been slept in you can
bet that he missed the moonlight ride
to lannon's Island
. a. m.-Wilson Park. Demonstra-
ton of spray machine and fertilizer
spreader. Friend Bartlum is to sell
Manager Parker You know when
Bartlum starts. he uses up most of
the language. Friend Parker has about
as much chance as one apple in an
orphan asylum.
: 10 a. m.-All aboard-Oh. boy! Drive
through Holly Hill Groves to Honey.
moon Point on Crystal Lake. Inspec-
ton Of Ideal Grove. Prizes to the first
one finding blooms on Ideal trees. year
and a half old.
, II noon-Fresh fish from Crystal
Lake fried on the grounds.
! p. m.-Visiting Winter Haven. In
speeding 55-acre grove and stationary
spraying outfit.
1 p. m.-Bathing on Holly Hill
/ Beach-Lake Davenport. a lake of low
with smile on every wave No ban
on onepiece suits. No place for Grip.
pies. If you miss this you are outta
luck like flee on an iron deer.
! Z p. m.-Dinner Holly Hill Inn Ban
/ quet Hall. Speech by Hype Igoe.
! p. mare you acquainted? st.
Patrick's Dance Holly Hill Inn Mez-
canine floor. Holly Hill Inn Orchestra
/ Sweet JaZzboes
/ AS the blonde said to the brunette:
/ There are all kinds of ideas for these
new dances, but usually an idea spoils
1 the dance-but everybody agrees that
the sentiment is excellent. The method
of transportation is the skip-stop sys-
TEN. Just skip along until you stop
voluntarily or by request.
Oh, Death. where is thy sting
/ What does life hold for us after
THE End of a Perfect Dayy" at Holly
| Hills
At the Ideal Handicap, which was
a croquet tournament. excitement ran
high. When the finals were played
Miss Tessie Morton of Jacksonville
stood winner of the first prize which
was S. second prize, Mrs. Gurgane-
Gus of Jacksonville, So; third prize,
Mrs. Willis, of Davenport. So: fourth
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