The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-09-18
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THE COLI EGE \ WOMkN'S
WORLD.

cy to regard life as a more or less
onc-sgxcd affair gets special emphasis
in COLLEGES for women. Life in a Wom-
ans college is perhaps the most near
w ideal life on Carth--hundrCdS of
people living together in almost ideal
community lifc-the best ones put
forward for position of trust and hon
or, plenty of freedom, work and play;
devotion to the student body, to ones
class, to ones special group, to the
college as a whole; the question of
money left outside the college gate,
and full opportunity given to live ac-
cording to high ideals-everything
tends to make it woman's world, an
ideal world. A little too ideal to be
lived when college is done.
For, after all, it is a two-sexed
planet, and men are yet part of the
earth's equipment for the continuance
of the plan. And the education that
unwittingly urges woman ahead Of
he kin in ideal outlook, so that she
goes into life with the quiet, though
perhaps unconscious, assumption that
marriage is something to take or
leave as she chooses (since life for her
will be full of interest and usefulness
without it,, such an education may be
as unfortunate and unbalanced for the
normal woman as that which encour-
ages her to dress and laugh and fiirt
with sole reference to matrimony.
Marriage may not be the one and only
aim Of a woman's life, but neither
is it by-product of stenography or
landscape gardening or photoplay.-
Selected.
Mrs. A. l.. Speak returned Satur-
day from business trip through
southern towns, of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Eicholez, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur David and Charles Garlic all
Of Dexter, motored to the Cape Sun
day and after enjoying visit with
friends remained over for the base
ball game returning home afterwards
Mrs. Charles Harrison is looking
forward to visit from Mrs. j. Fred
Gilster of Chester, ILL.,, who will ar.
rive with her young son Wednesday
afternoon.
Misses Mary and Lilly Brucher OF
North Henderson avenue, returned t.
their home Monday afternoon afteI
spending the week end with Misses
Louise and Justine Wasem.
Mrs. +. S. Lawbaugh and two chill
dren and Miss Irene Karst of st
Mary's arrived Monday for few
days visit with Mrs. Lawbaugh'!
father, Mr.. w. II. Medley, who on to
day celebrates his 5Sth birthday an
niversary.
Mrs. w. II. Medley will entertain ;
number of friends with "a one o'clocl
dinner today at her home on Spanic'
street in honor of the 58th birthda'
anniversary of Mr.. Medley. The table
decorations will be carried out il
green and gold, and covers will be laic
for sixteen. The guests Of the aFai
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Schoefer, Or
and Mrs. Roberts, Judge ard Mrs
Ranney, Mesdames w. T. Wilson
Priest, f. Osterloh, A. y. Speak
Misses Christine Wheeler, Blarch
Harrell, and Genevieve Hoch. .
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Byrd left yes
terday afternoon for their nor in s.
Louis after an enjoyable visit VT
Mrs. Byrd's parents, Mr.. ami Mrs. .;
to Kochtitzky.
Misses Bertha kettercr aad MAJ
Gerst, two well known and prpula
Young ladeg u this city, who hay
tern passing tn pas. six months
California, visiting Mrs. Wn. Anil
sor. will arrive home lo"i..tt. the
1--we many fri,"ds wIJ viii be gli
T.. welcome them back home.
Otto Kochttzky, ST., left on the d
ternoon train Monday for Dusinc
trip in southern points,
The Senior class Of the high scho
this year have selected instead os
usual class pin, class rings with Tho
insignia upon them. Their design
most attractive and will show up .
tremely we'll in the rings.
The Knights and Ladies will ha
a meeting tonight at Nandusen h
when they will install the officers
the ensuing year. The Millervi
Council will join in the installation
the officers and a big attendance is I
pected, both from the Cape and N
lerville.
Miss Mary Burrougs and her sist
Miss Jean, left Monday for few d;
shopping trip to st. Louis. They v
also attend the Centennial Cclcbrat
at Belcville, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Wilson