The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-10-16

And best, l think, is the mother
Who would fain this wealth impart,
Truth and virtue and honor,
For guidance of each child-heart.
Truth and virtue and honor
These are the gems of earth;
Promise of future manhood,
Warrant of manly worth.
Lyman Caldwell of Charlottesville,
is in the city on business stopping
with his brother, Ike Caldwell and
family.
Miss Mary and Otto Kochtitzky left
Monday for Maiden, were they will at
tend the marriage of thew brother,
Wade Kochtitzky, and Miss Ruth
Stokes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stokes, which will take place
Wednesday evening, October IA at >he
home of the brides narents. The we'd
ding will be a quiet affair, only the
immediate family Of the briday party
being present, but there will be re-
ception afterwards, for which about
one hundred invitations have been
issued. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Byrd OF
St. Louis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Kochtitzky of this city, parents Of the
groom, will leave Tuesday for Maiden.
Ms. Max Koeck ha1 : few friends
in for cards Monday evening in honor
of her Mother, Mrs. 0. E. Forster. The
guests of the evening were Mcsdames
P. o. Hoch, H. C. Wasem, VIM. H.
Harrison. Quite a delightful evening
was passed in enjoying a great game
of Bridge.
Mrs. William A. O'Brien will enter
tain the Bridge club Tuesday after
noon at her apartment on Frederick
street.
Mrs. Edward Rozier of Pennington,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. P. B.
Leming.
Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick lett Mon
day morning for St. Louis and from
there will Journey to her home at
Shreveport, La. Mrs. Fitzpatrick has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. w. T.
Wilson for the past three weeks and
was the guest of honor at many social
affairs during her stay.
Miss Marjorie Post is expected
home today from the east, where she
has been enjoying the summer months.
The Christ Church Guild will meet
today with Mrs. n. C. Weller at her
home on South Spanish street.
Arthur Koerner arrived from st.
Louis Monday, coming down for visit
with his wife and baby, who have been
spending several weeks with Mrs.
Koerner's mother, Mrs. Louis Bert
ling. They will return to their home
Wednesday.
f. NJ. Strong and family were in the
city Monday, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Heard of South Sprigg
street.
The U. D. c. had a well attended
meeting Monday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. William Medley, the
hostess of the day being Mrs. w, T..
Wilson, n. S. Weller anil Mrs. Med
ley. The local chapter sent q nice sum
to the Kentucky State Chapter, as
I their part in the Jefferson Davis
Memorial Fund, and also voted to
purchase bale IF cotton, giving thei"
small assistance in tia present serious
conditions in the solth among the cot
ton growers. An interesting feature
of the meeting vas thc 4 dress BY
Rev. J. J. Clopton, on Southern Iced
ership. Rev. Clopton has written sew
eral we'll known articles on the south
and its generals, which are most in
teresting, as he, being 4 Virginian. ard
residing in Richmond for many GERS,
is thoroughly vanilla" with the
scenes and the" heroes, AMI IAN talk
with truth and feeling on iris splendid
subject.
The local chapter If the L. L. c.
has decided on Il novel plan ii wh;vh
to help the cotton growers of lie
south, and on HaIlova'e they vii
give q Cotton Ball. At this ball the
ladies ATTENDING will wear cotton
gowns, no one beng allowed to enter
in any other costume. TIE Sert;e,len's
part in the dress Of the e5en;ng will
be the cotton tie which they vii. he
required to wear. Further plans for
the ball have not been made, but the
L. D. C. will hold special meeting
Wednesday afternoon at which time
| they will complete th2 arrangements
for the affair, ard formal announce
mcnt will be made after that. Know
| ;pr 1Ir S--jOlIS cOr5itiors which nro-