The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-10

| Let US all get busy and by next
] Wednesday see that Cape Girardeau
may have Library of which it may
well be proud
The lawn social given by the Young
Ladies Of St. Nincents Church Friday
evening was a great success, and
neat little sum was added to their
treasury. The grounds we're prettily
decorated for the occasion and tables
were placed here and there at which
those attending enjoyed refreshments
of almost every variety.
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The Camp Fire Girls will sell ice
cream and soda water at their camp
tomorrow, the money to be used for
the next years outing.
Rev. and Mrs. +. Y. Campbell
gave most enjoyable affair Monday
evening in honor of Miss Pearl
, Feurt of Gallatin, Mo, who is the
: guest at their home on North Sprigg
street. The young folks passed the
evening in playing various games, with
music and singing an added attrac-
ton. The house was patriotically
decorated in the national colors
: and the refreshments were carried
out in similar style. The guests of
. the evening were Misses Vida and
. Marion Ellis, Fay Champion, May
belle Williams, Frcda and Leona
Hasslingcr, Mary Campbell, Gabrial
Campbell Georgia Sharp. Mcssrs
Allen Harness, Scringo Kinder, Oscar
Hirsch, Hubert Renfro, Lloyd Macon,
Gustavc Walthcrs, and Ralph Brown
Miss Fcurt will spent several weeks
with her aunt Mrs. Campbell, then
will go to Guthrie, Okla, where she
will visit with school friends
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Mrs William Blank returned Tues
day afternoon in honor of the third
birthday of her little son, Howard
William Not only the little folks
enjoyed the afternoon, but the grown
ups were present to wish this happy
\ little mite many more of these bright
and Joyous occasions. \ delicious
cake with three dainty candles was
us most tempting delight to the
youngsters, who were Alma Hocllcr,
Alice IIollcr, Richard kohlfield.
p. While the children were enjoying
their games, the ladies played cuchro
the prizes for which were won by
Mrs Anne StcrnlC, Mrs. Will Dcld-
machcr, J.. kohlGeld, lone hand
Mrs. Il, Blark, consolation,
The guests 81 the afternoon were,
Mesdamcs d. a. Frank, II. j. Flyer,
: II. A. Blank, a. f. Meyer, l.. Kohl
, field, Will Dcldmachcr, Misses Katie
t Hocllcr, Savilla Roth, Anna Stcrnlc
= and Emma Orth.
The ladies Of the EuChrc Club
> will meet Thursday with Mrs, Harry
> Rogers nj her home on Pacific street,
> Mrs. Robert Whitclaw and Mrs.
- l.. b. Houck returned from St. Louis
Tuesday.
Miss Marie Miller of st. Louis
who has been visiting Mrs. l.. T.
Keller returned home Monday.
= On July 18th the Lutheran congre-
cation at Altcnburg, Frohns and Wit
tenberg will celebrate the 18th ami
vcrsary of the founding of the Saxon
Colonies in Perry county. The celc-
bration will take place at the AItCn-
borg Lutheran Church, 1t is expected
I that an immense number of Luther
ans from Perry and Cape counties
will be present. The speaker for the
day are Rev. i. Buenger of St,Louis
> and Prof. l.. Fuerbringcr of Concordia
= Seminary Of St. Louis.
o Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Meyers returned
: home on the Cape Tuesday afternoon,
$ after spending several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan in Carbonate,
{ Ill., They motorcd to St. Louis Mon
r day and came down on the boat.
Quite a number of young people
n making the Tennessee River trip
: on the St. Louis stopped in the city
: today, taking the City Bus on sight
= seeing tour of the town, The boat
remained at the riverfront for about
an hour
. II was never more impressed with
/ the good sense of clubwomen than
was at the recent biennial" said a
clubwoman the other day. at had
long been supposed that nothing
= could be done to permit the convcn-
4 ton to pass a resolution approving of
D,,I r.bon tln h.,