The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-09-18

day afternoon at the Normal and in
the evening at the Court House, but
it is hoped that this distinguished
lady will pay us a visit shortly that
we may have the pleasure of hearing
one Of the country's best known wom-
en- speakers. Mrs. Breckenridge ard
Mrs. DR.. Miller of Columbia, were TO.
have come here from West Plains, but
owing to Mrs. breckenridge illness
were obliged to postpone the trip UNI
til further notice. Mrs. Breckenridge
is State President of the Suffrage of
Kentucky and Mrs. Miller is the State
President of the Missouri Suffraget-
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lamkin and
little son, Robert, returned Saturday
from St. Louis Mr.. Lamkin went up
Friday to meet his wife and son who
were returning from an extended visit
with relatives and friends in Marshall
and Carthage.
Mrs. E. G. Granting returned home
Friday morning after enjoying a
months visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Dan Snider, who has recently moved
from Clinton, ILL.,, to jefferson City,
Mo.
Miss Eva Hill left on the morning
train today for Belleville, ILL.,, where
she will visit with friends during the
weeks festivities that city will have
beginning Monday, September IA and
closing Sunday the 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Giboney and
daughter, Miss Susie, will leave on
the afternoon train today for Belle
vile, ILL.,, where they will visit during
the coming week. The Bellevile Pa
gaent is attracting much attention, as
it will not only be an open-air drama.
tic production on large scale, but
will have a company of five hundred
persons who will participate in beauti-
full costumes. The Pagaent will be a
most significant and spectacular event
and will picture as in life the histor.
ical events of st. Clair county and the
city. Miss Jane Mueller and brother
Charles Mueller, the prominent lead.
ers in the social set of Belleville anC
we'll known in the Cape, will both
: have leading parts in the production
The meeting of the Civic Improve.
ment has been postponed indefinitely
Announcement Of the date will be
made later.
Little Miss Rodney Carmack, the
beautiful daughter of Mrs. Iske Car.
mack, while playing with severa
other little tots Friday afternoon OF
the high stone wall surrounding tn,
Whitelaw home, fell and cut deer
, cash in her head causing her to b.
unconscious for some time. Severa
, stitches had to be taken by the attend
ing physician, who at late hour las
evening reported the baby as resting
quietly.
The meeting of the Ladies Care
club of the Fixes lodge, took plac,
p Friday afternoon in the ladies' parlo
= of the club. This was the first meet
, ing of the winter season and a splen
2 did list of the members attended
which greatly encouraged the officer
of the club, who are anxious that tn
, ladies gather and make the meeting
1 an enjoyable social afternoon eacl
0 week. Election of officers took place
t which resulted in the following la
:, dies being selected: Miss Mona Stew
y art, president; Mrs. r. Schultz, vice
n president; Mrs. j. P. Porterfield, sec
r retarv. The members present were
n Mesdames r. Schultz, VIM. H. Harri
o son, George Patton, Harry Coffmar
i Eckhart, NJ. Dempsey, Joe Num-,
:, Klosterman, F. w. Reick, J. d. POI
e terfeld, J. p. Meyers, Purcell, J. +
e Friant, John Stout, Misses Floy Ne
e chen, Mona Stewart, Frances Bohr
sack. The Bridge prize was won b
y Mrs. Harrison and the 500 prize b
II Miss Bohnsack.
sr Mrs. B. f. Allen left Friday f
'e visit with friends in Benton ar
IL Blodgett.
Mrs. Jack McCammon accompanit
% her niece, Miss Rose Synxweiler, 4;
~ far as st. Louis from which poll
= Miss Rose will continue to her hon
- at Evansville, Ind, after spending Il
~ month with Mrs. McCammon.
IL The Christ Church Guild had mo
interesting meeting Friday afterno'
! at the residence of Mrs. Wassem
n Frederick street.
err A mistake was made in announcer
in that Mrs. Walter Cobb had been ma
chairman of the Finance Committe
~ Mrs. Cobb was selected as charms
q of the Fine Arts Committee of t
,.o 9th District of the Federation of Wo
oniS Cluh