The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-28

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! daphne silk, which is soft and sheer
as some Of the imported louisines and
liberty silks Of high degree.
| Misses Emma and Philamena
Schwepker returned Tuesday on the
Rees Lee, having enjoyed delightful
trip to Memphis and return.
Mrs. William Bryan will entertain
the Bridge Club at the residence of
Mrs. J. Z. Meyers Thursday after
noon. .''-
Mr.. Elan Russell Of Jackson is WIS.,
iting his sister, Mrs. B. r. Hemp
stead and family.
Mr.. Hampstead and Misses Mary
and Fay Hampstead will leave Sat
urdsy on the steamer Cape Girardeau
for st. Louis, where they will remain
week while Miss Mary does her
shopping for her year Of teaching in
Oklahoma. She will leave st. Louis
about the End Of September and Mrs.
Hampstead and daughter Fay will
return home,
Robert l.. Lamkin returned home
Wednesday from his trip to New
.York, where he purchased the fall
end winter stock for ssthe .Bucknen
Ragsdale stores. Mrs. Lamkin, will re-
main at Carthage q week or so long
er with her sister, Mrs. j.. Galloway.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boutin and
Misses Olga and Louise Echart left
on the Cape Girardeau Tuesday night
making the round trip to st. Louis
and return.
A card was received at the Trib.
une office from Father James Muir
laugh from Ottawa, ILL.,, Tuesday.
saying that ne will be home the l.t-
ter part Of the week. Father Mr.
laughs friends will be glad to wei
come him home again, as he has
been away almost two months.
Though it rained the greater part
of Wednesday, the Scouts made the
most of it, and carried out the pro-
gram as it was given. Swimming and
fishing were the recreation of the
boys yesterday and they reported
that their meals were the finest ever.
The "Mulligan. stew" was a treat on
Wednesday night for supper that they
claim the cook will have to favor
them with another evening. Young
Wendell Norvell, whose arms were
broken, is reported getting along
very well, and will probably pay the
camp many visits as soon as he is
permitted. even IL he cannot partici-
pate in their regular camp duties.
The lecture on "Bud" given by the
Reverend Campbell was one that the
boys will long remember, and was the
subject of most of their conversation
all day Wednesday. It was regretted
that DIR. Porterfield could not be with
the boys last night, but an important
call kept him from filling his en-
sagement, however, he hopes to
talk with the Scouts later in the
week. DIR. Kimbro's lecture on Ath-
,etics pleased the young men thor
oughly, and from all reports he is
quite shining star in their horizon.
1t is to be hoped for the boys sakes
that the sun win shine while today
20 as to give them time for their
segufar camp work and training. Also
the Scouts are anxious to see some
folks from homes. and a. sunny day
will no doubt bring them many visi-
tors.
The extra numbers on their pro-
gram for today will be Of splendid
educational value to these rising
young men, and should also be very
interesting to the older folks. The
lecture on "Soil and Practical Agri-
culture" by County Farm Advisor c.
M. Williams will be at 2:3O p. m, and
the address on obedience to the
Law" by Senator Thomas F. Lane,
will be at 7:30, also a talk on "For-
eign Travels" by Prof. H. s. Moore
will be at the conclusion Of Senator
Lanes address.
The boys are waiting eagerly for
the day when the Camp Fire Girls
will pay them a visit, so as to show
these popular young ladies what
splendid camp Of young men can do
for their particular entertainment.
They also urge the visitors to come
and see them.
Hello, old man! Have any luck
shooting?"
~ should say l did! shot scven-
teen ducks in one day."
"Were they wild?"
"Weil-o-not exactly; but the
farmer was"
Miss Erna Thilenius has as her
guest Miss Winnie Williams Of Ad-
vance.
The party Of Sikeston society girls
and boys who left on the steamer Cape
Girardeau last Saturday night, max
ing the round trip to st, Louis and re-
turned home yesterday after having
one Of the jolliest trips of the sum-
mer. Instead Of stopping at the Cape
on their return, they got off at Gray's
Ponta, the home of Miss Terra Mech
in, and from there mOtored to their
home at Sikeston. In the party were: