The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1914-11-13

position with the San Antonio, UvaIde
and Gulf R. r.
Mrs. Sallie F. Bowles of st. Louis,
Grand Lecturer of the Eastern Star,
will arrive in this city Tuesday and
will be the guest of Mrs. E. A. Cation.
Tuesday evening she will hold a school
Of instruction at Jackson. The officers
of st. Marks chapter here will go
over in autos TO attend this meeting.
The Cemetery Improvement Asso-
citation will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Robert Giboney, IT'S
Bloomfield Road. The solicitors are
urged particularly at this meeting, to
turn IN as much as possible of their
collections as the funds are very low
and several important matters have
to be settled.
The ladies of st. Vincent's, parish
will hold their annual Christmas ba-
zaar the 1st and End of December
They will meet Wednesday afternoon
of this week at the Parochial Hall at
= o'clock, to sew and make prep
arations for this big affair.
Mrs. r. B. Oliver and Miss Mar
guerite Oliver entertained quite a
number of the younger married set
and girls with matinee party at the
Park Theater Monday afternoon, COM
plimentary to Mrs. J. Jameson, who
is the guest of Mrs. ]. P. Oliver. AT
Oliver home where they enjoyed tea
and a social chat. In the party were
Mesdames VIM. O'Brien, Mathews,
Charles Mimmelberger, Charles Har-
rison, Harry Leuer, Allen Oliver, ]. P.
Oliver, J. Jameson, Misses Marguerite
Oliver, Mary Burrough, Mary Koch
titzly, Hazel Harrison, May Leach
man.
The regular meeting of the Euchre
club was held Monday afternoon in
stead of on Thursday as is customary,
as the members have planned large
party for that day in celebration of
tire fourth anniversary Of their club
The club met yesterday with Mrs. Ed
SCHNEIDER, with all of the members
present but one. The prizes for the
afternoon were won by Mrs. Rogers,
first; Mrs. II. j. Strain, second; Mrs.
Ed SCHNEIDER, third. The ladies play
ing were Mesdames VIM. Stout, Viii
liam Schraeder, Arthur Steck, r. NJ.
Cowan, Otto Vogt, Harry Rogers,
Thresa SCHNEIDER, Don Paar, Silas
Lail, NJ. E. Hazen.
- parry composed OF Mrs. j. Koch
titzky, Mrs. R. 3. Oliver, Miss Mar
guerite Oliver and A. H. Hinchey de-
parted this morning for PerryvilIe,
where they Will meet Mrs. Mark F.
Salisbury, State Regent Of the D. A.
R.
1.-The party will then endeavor to dis
cover the missing links in the old
Kings Highway between PerryvilIe
and this city, with the ultimate view
OF having it restored and preserved in
its entirety from st. Louis to New
Madrid along its course as followed
when this section of the state was a
Spanish possession.
o.
The second hall of the autumn sea-
son held at the Elks' club last night,
attracted large crowd. The pre-
dominating feature was the "fox trot-
ting" a tcrrsichorean innovation,
which was danced by eight couples.
The ball lasted until midnight.
Mrs. r. l.. Lamkin's tea Wednesday
afternoon in honor Of her sister, Miss
Lulu Lamkin of Marshall, Mo-, was
one Of the smartest society events of
the autumn. Mrs. Lamkin has won for
herself a well deserved name as a
clever hostess, and her affair yester-
day proved her ability on such occa-
sions. The living room was decorated
With autumn leaves and handsome vel
low chrpsanthemums, and the dining
room was most attractive in the color
scheme of pink and green. In the CEN
ter of the table was large basket of
pink and white chrysanthemums and
falling from the dainty pink light
standings above, were long graceful
strcameFs Of smilax which were
caught at the end by cut glass candle
sticks. Assisting Mrs. Lamkin were
Mrs. N. Mathews of St. Louis, Miss
Lulu Lamkin, Mrs. VIM. Bryan, Mrs.
J. P. Meyers, Mrs. p. B. Leming,
Misses Hazel Harrison, Marjorie Post,
Marie Weber. Among the ladies who
dropped in during the afternoon were