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

Mrs Z. ~ Waughton Of st. Louis,
who has been visiting Mrs. John Rey-
nolIs on William street, returned via
steamer St. Louis. to her homo on
Monday.
4. j.. Garland a prominent young
architect of s.. Louis, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. John f. Rey-
nolds on William street. Mr.. Garland
is enthusiastic about our town and es
pccially the new hospital.
A pretty affair on Sunday afternoon
was the linen shower given by Miss
Kathryn Runtz of st. Louis, in honor
Of her cousin, Miss Della Koehrer,
who on Wednesday will become the
bride of John Hannah, prominent
Young business man of the Cape. The
room in which the bride-to-be received
the many handsome pieces, was a
most attractive mass Of red hearts,
and red flowers with their green Co.
liage making a striking contrast, and
the refreshment which were served
later in the afternoon were carried
out in the same colors.
Among the guests present We've:
Mrs. Selma Hirsch, Misses Frieda and
Edna Brunke, Edna Bender, Ira Book,
Marie Besel, Helen Dessellmann, En-
ma David, Minnie Haman. Irene Ha-
man, Helen Hannah, Frieda Land
grapf, Alma Layton, Dora Meneke,
Lucy Loeder, Clara Maier, Helen
Mueller, Rose Niermann, Clara Keep
pei, Grace Vangilder, Marie VALID
mann, Hulda Wilder, Eleanor Wilder
Kathryn Runtz, Cora and Anna Koch
rer.
The marriage of Miss koehrer and
Mr.. Haman will take place Wednes-
day evening at o'clock at the home
of the brides parents, 1928 Williams
the Rev. Wilder of the Lutheran
church officiating.
Miss Hester Fulbright was the host
ess of delightful affair Friday even
ing at her home on Maple street. The
guests were entertained with various
games, among the most enjoyable be
ing the game of pool, which gave the
young ladies an opportunity Of show
ing their skill with the cue much t.
the surprise of the gentlemen. Seeing
the million Dollar Mystery at the
Orpheum was the next pleasure of the
. evening, after which they returned t.
: the Fulbright home where they dane
ed and sang and enjoyed a delicious
= luncheon served by the hostess. Y
, was late hour when the party brok'
up, the guests all departing loud il
T their EXPLANATIONS of the evening o
, exceeding pleasure. Among the guest
r were Misses Martha Wilder, Friedi
G Dierson, Celeste Schultz, Heller
Eagle, Marie Walker, Edith Rock
Bertha, Perkey, Vera Hanna, Nelli
Beisswingert, Lucille Rock, Grac
, Warner, Claudia Reed, Gertrude Koch
, err, Grace Nicholas, Hazel CANCEL
Myrtle Lindsey, Hester Fulbright
Messrs. Walter Kempe, Adolph Tau
bert, Raymond Beckman, Eugen
Brown, Roy Buckner, Oscar Shivel
bine, Eugene Andrews, David Hoch
Leslie Eagle, Bernard Houston, Clyd
Nicholas, Pat Fulbright and Mic Full
bright.
, A Cablegram was received Saturda,
! by Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Oliver fror
: their daughter, Miss Marguerite VIII
is at present in London, stating tina
she is we'll, as also all of their part!
and that they have visited man
places Of interest in England, fror
q which country they expect to sail fo
home on the 10Th of this month. FroI
her cablegram, Miss Oliver seems
;, have experienced no extreme discon
:, fort in getting about in the war Zon
u but it is no doubt that she will hav
many interesting incidents to relat
Of their trip when she arrives in til
e Cape.
u Charles Overstolz entertained SCI
- eral Of his friends with a delightf'
=" dinner party last evening. The dinn'
u was served by Mrs. Gus Cooper, who
:, fame as a culinary artist is we
:" known throughout the city, this alta
only being another of her triumph
l. After the dinner the party enjoy
S. the picture show, and from there m
tored to Jackson and back. Mr.. Owe
'ol stol'z guests of the evening were Nj
he Iska Carmack, Misses Hazel Harris
cir and Miss Alice Griffith; Messrs w
is liam A. Vernon. A. r. Zolesman.
X Mrs. T. NJ. Lail and little gran
daughter, Clodene Cowan, returned
we the Cape Saturday afternoon aft
all spending the week with relatives
For Jackson.
lie Mrs. Silas Lail and father, Geor
OF Rodemeycr, Of Ancill, left on the
PIX ternoon train for Bellville, H., WHIT