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

III ereCtlhB the CentS ana geCtlnB the
camp in good order, but the program
will be observed beginning Tuesday
as follows, the Rev. +. Y. Campbell
giving the 1880 lecture:
6:30-Reville. Setting up exercises;
fiye-minute plunge; raising and sa-
luting the Stars and Stripes.
7:30-Breahfast.
8:00-Policing Of camp; cleaning Of
camp and grounds; airing Of bedding
in sun, etc.
9:00-Scout games; athletic sports,
etc. ...
Understanding. '..
1:30--Recall.
12:OO-Dinner.
1:30-Lecture. Lecture on camp
70, sanitation, first aid, woodrrsf'
cooking, etc.
4:00-Svimming; water games.
5:00-Recall.
6:00-Supper.'
6:45-Retreat.
7f0-Reception Of visitors.
&0-Lecture, Lecture by promi-
nent speaker; subject to be selected
by the Local Council.
10:00-Taps.
Captain Balm and his assistants are
hoping that the parents and friends
OF the young men who are interested
in Scout work, will come out and visit
the camp, and they extend an invita-
ton, To sh to come and hear, their.iee.
lures each esealng. or 7just cab -en The
boys.
Still another party Of picnickers left
early in the morning, going to the
Seven-Mile Creek for their camp, talk
ing with them provisions for n dim
ner and supper in the woods. They
we're Messrs. and Mesdames Henry
Vogelsang and children, F. H. Kas-
sell, Ross Willer, Otto Vogt. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Vogt loft Mon
day for ten days visit with friends
and relatives in st. Louis and near
by points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Giles Of South
Huanish street left Monday for Chi
cage on trip around the Lakes
Their two sons, Craig and Rob will re-
main At Ashley. ILL.,, while their par
ents are away. -.
Mrs. Handy Moore, Miss Pauline,
Paul and Ben of Charleston, passed
through the city Monday in their car
on the way. to st. Louis for pleasure
trip.
"You say you are your wife's third
husband?" said one man to another
during a talk.
mo, l am her fourth husband" was
the reply.
Heavens, man. said the first man,
you are not husband-you're a
habit.'-Philadelphia Public Ledger.
o.
Mrs. Z. A. Johnston of the Cane
spent the weekend with friends in
Commerce. ~
Mrs. Robert Drum Of Marblehill is
the guest Of her son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Drum Of Merrlwether street.
One OF the largest and most enjoy
able outings Of Sunday was that Civ
en- In honor Of little Miss Marie KEEL
Ter, who celebrated her birthday yes
terday. The party left early in the
morning for the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Keller, about seven miles out
on the Bloomfield road, where they
camped for the day. Both an outdoor
dinner and supper were served IN the
cool shade Of the trees, and the big
folks as well as the little ones enjoyed
games and other entertaining amuse-
ments. In the party were Messrs. and
Mesdames l.. G. Rau, Phil Rau, vii
liam Rau, Albert Rau, Albert Schra-
der, Florentine Sem, John Cook and
the children; Mrs. L. T. Keller, Miss
Ella Keller and Otto Schegel.
Tom Clark and sister, Miss Nina
Clark returned Sunday from a weeks
'isit with friends in Alabama.
Mrs. Ed Massengill and Ruth Glenn
took a number Of the Boy Scouts over
to their camp Monday at Burfordyilla.
They returned in the evening.
Misses Erna and Rose Linxweiler
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. ]. Nc
Cannon. Miss Erna will teach at the
Lorimer school during the coming
school year.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Rozier of St
Genevieve are visiting their daughters
Mrs. Harry Leuer and Mrs. Charles
Harrison.
Mrs. A. Durnell and Mrs. C.. &
kirkpatrick and son Billie are visit
ing Mr.. Durnell at Zeta for a few
days.
Prof. and Mrs. F. OGDEN returned
to the Cape Wednesday afternoon aft
er spending their vacation with rela-
tives in Illinois.
Mrs. L. T. Keller returned home
Wednesday from months visit with
relatives at Kansas City.
Less and less is the blouse inclined
to bag under the arms and over the
waist line. More and more trim grows
its effect, and by the introduction of
puckered seams, darts and flat front
panels, together with wide, shaped
orioles and caShas tho haso,,o ;loa ::