The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-10

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The Ladies Aid of the Christian
Church will meet Thursday afternoon
at the Church.
The Ladies Society of the Metho-
dist Church met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Fred Naeter.
Mrs. VIM. Bryan returned from
Carbonate, Saturday afternoon,
where she was looking after her inter-
ests in and about that city.
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Miss Louise Nasterling is entertain
| ing this afternoon at cards in honor
of her cousin Miss Pauline Gracsscl,
of Webster Groves.
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Misses Nora Nactcr Flora Drusch,
and Fricda Rick were among the
Cape folks who left Tuesday to at
{ tend the opera in st. Louis.
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The meeting of the p. L. O. Society
will not take place April 10th the
regular meeting day, but has been
postponed until April 21th.
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The class of 1909 of the Normal,
will meet Monday afternoon with
Miss Elizabeth Davis, to plan for
banquet the Alumni will give in
! the near future.
Mrs Dan Hurd returned Tuesday
from Hayti where she has been visit
ing relatives and friends. Many social
affairs were given in her honor dur
ing her stay.
! Mr.. Geo. Hanford, left Tuesday for
st. Louis where he will meet Mrs.
landlord and her brother Mr.. Shaw,
who have been visiting their son,
Roy Hanford and family in Chicago
for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Kerns of Ottawa,
Hans, are stopping at the st. Charles
the guest of their son, l.. l.. kerns,
an official of the Frisco. They have
been travelling extensively through
South America and are now on their
way home.
The J. o. G.. Society held very en-
joyable meeting Friday evening at the
Presbyterian Church. After the in
stallation of officers, most tempting
luncheon was served, and the balance
of the evcing was passed in sewing
and social entertainment
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One of the pretty fads of the sea-
son for neckwear is the frill Of net
or lace or fur with an inch-wide
band across the throat. This pro-
tects the back of the neck and the
throat, but does not interfere with
the open front of the blouse. These
neck pieces are also made of feathers.
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Mrs. II. l.. Lamkin entertained the
Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon at
her residence on Merriwethcr street.
The ladies enjoying the afternoons
game were Mcsdames W. S, Albert,
J. Cairns, W. II. Harrison, W, Bryan
Ed. Drum, Misses Marjorie Post,
Alice and Mary Griffith. The honors
of the game were won by Miss Post
and Mrs. Ed. Drum.
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The Knights and Ladies Of Security
had a most interesting meeting Tues
day evening at their Club rooms in
the Vandeven Bldg. Nine new men,
bers were taken in. The Drill Team
wi have a social meeting next Tues
day evening, and they are making
plans for an excursion, just as soon
as the weather permits. The proceeds
of which will go towards buying the
uniforms for the team. Their next
Drill practice will be Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Horace Siberel was given a
pretty surprise at her home on
A South Spanish street, Tuesday
afternoon, by her friends in honor of
her birthday anniversary. The Ladies
Aid of the Christian Church gave
Mrs. Siberell large birthday cake,
and the members of the Eastern Star
sent handsome big box of flowers.
Most delightful refreshments were
served. Both Rev. and Mrs. Siberell
are very popular members of the
Christian Church, and the latter
received many good wishes on this
happy occasion.
A meeting was held Monday even
ing by the Camp Fire Girls, and one
of the important subjects brought up
during the meeting was the decision