The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-10-11

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Miss Kate Mcclure of near town
who is attending school at Ho
Springs, Ark, writes she is we'll pleas
ed with the school.
The Wednesday club will hold it!
first meeting of the season today il
Miss Knepper's room at the Normal
The subject of the day will be "Peace,
and the papers scheduled to be reac
by several members will be doubly in.
teresting owing to the existing con.
ditions at the present time the world
over. The firts paper will be read by
Mrs. R. B. Oliver on Progress to.
wards Peace" which 10 followed b.
one from Mrs. Warren Baker on ''The
Power of Arbitration" A three min
ute discussion between Mrs. Ivy and
Mrs. B. F. Johnson on these papers
then takes place, and the Monroe
Doctrine" its precept and practice by
Percy Martin, read by Mrs. John
Kochtitzky will close the afternoons
program. The present membership of
the Wednesday club is over sixty, and
the officers Of the year are Mrs. John
Himmelberger, president; Mrs. John
Kochtitzky, vice-president; Miss An
ma Diersen, secretary, and Mrs. ]. A..
Hawkins treasurer. On the s, and
10 of this month there will be meet
mig Of the District Federation of
Women's clubs at Pennington, to
which the following ladies have been
appointed as delegates: Mrs. L. B.
Houck, Walter Cobb, A. H. Hinchey,
John Himmelberger, Mrs. w. w. Mar
tin. Mrs. Martin has been requested
by the club to give talk on the Gen
eral Federation Of Women's clubs
which was held in Chicago in June,
and to which she was a delegate.
Miss Gladys Bishop of Ironton. Mo-,
who has been visiting Miss Mary
Campbell, left for limo where she
will spend several days with her sis
ter before returning home.
Mrs. John A Miller and daughter,
Miss Minnie, and grandson. John, Mil
Ter Mattingly, are the guests of Mrs.
W. C. Wassem. Mrs. Miller il a prom
inent club woman Of Cairo, ILL.,, and an
enthusiastic member Of the Library
Board Of that city. Mrs. VIM Fl. Har-
rison's matinee party Monday after
noon in honor Of this pop lar lnatron,
was the beginning Of series of en-
tertainment planned for her during
her visit.
Mrs. l.. w. Post has returned from a
summer outing spent in the east. Both
Mrs. Post and her daughter, Miss
Marjorie Post passed the greater
part Of the hot months at North Suit
ton, New Hampshire, where they en-
joyed the usual good times at this
popular resort. Miss Marjorie will
return some time next week.
The cape coat which created such
furore during the summer is losing its
prestige for formal wear. These coats
are still worn and will be worn all
winter, but the deep cape is an &C
compartment now Of the sport coat,
and the picturesque evening wrap,
rather than the formal coat for after
noon wear. The last named models
have an elegance-as a Frenchman
would say. They give the figure long
lines; they are made Of soft, rich ma
terials, such as broadcloth, velour
cloth, zibeline, peau de channels and
various fur fabrics which initiate |
French seal, broadtail and ponyskin.
The Cemetery Association will meet |
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Miss Clara Boss PIT North Lorimier |
street. This will be q most important |
meeting as a name will be selected out |
of the many suggested for the ceme-
try, and the members ar anxious to
have good attendance.
A card party will be given by the |
ladies Of st. Vincent's church Friday |
afternoon and evening, October 9 at
the parochial hall on Spanish street
for the benefit Of the improvements
that are being made about the church
grounds. The afternoon game will be
$500" and in the evening euchre will
be played, prizes being given at both
times.
! Mrs. Charles Becker entertained
Tuesday afternoon in. honor Of Mrs.
DR.. Speidel, who with her family will
leave the latter part Of this week for
Senith, Mo-, where they will make
their home. The Speidels have been
residing in the Cape for over year
now so that their children might at