The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-03

spending the winter in San Antonio,
and is very enthusiastic over that
part of the country.
Miss Natilic Wilson will leave
Wednesday afternoon for her home
in Warrensburg, Mo, after spending
the past two months with her sister
Miss Estalne Wilson who is a mem
Der of the Normal faculty.
Many man puts up n perfectly
good bluff and then falls over the
edge of it.
A missionary meeting will be held
in the Presbyterian Church Tuesday
afternoon.
The Christ's Church Guild will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the apart
ment of Mrs. W. H. Harvey on Ellis
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lee of Morley
are in the city the guests of Mrs.
Lees sister, Mrs. Margraves, of Col
lege street.
Mr.. John Kassell came up to the
Cape Sunday for a visit with his
brother f. II. Kassell, who has been
quite ill with the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Marshall
of Benton, Mo-, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Kassell, of
Broadway, Saturday and Sunday.
Stopping here on their way to Oak
Ridge where they will visit for a
week or so.
At the meeting of the National
Board of the Daughters of the Amer
can Revolution in Washington last
week it was reported that more than
thousand applications for member
ship had been acted upon favorably.
There was much discussion as to who
would be the candidates for vice.
president general at the May congress.
Don't explain, your friends don't
need it, and your enemies won't
believe you anyway.
How little the good things of this
Verdi appeal to those who can have
Them by the mere touch Of button.
An out Of town wedding Of great
! interest 10 the society folks In this
, city, that will take place April 18th
/ al Maiden, Mo, is that Of Miss
= Genavieye Stokes, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Chafmers Stokes
of !, Maiden. and DR.. George Francis
BeiiaH Of sedsfra, Mo The cere'
8 rtiony viii be performed at $3.50
9 p. M in Che Presbyterian church
and the colors pink and white viii
prevail Miss Rose Leming, one Of
Cape Grardeau's most prominent
young ladies, and who has beer
passing the winter with her patents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Leming in Sar
, Antonio, Texas, will be one of the
> bridesmaids and Mr.. Wade Koch
titsky also prominent socially il
this city will be the best man.
reception will be held at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, aftel
which the young couple will leav'
8 FOR wedding journey, before goint
r to their future home at Sedalia, Mo
!" The second annual convention o
e the Missouri Congress of Mother
n and Parent Teachers Association viii
= be held in Springfield April Is. !
reception will be given Wednesda.
evening and after the addresses O
d welcome, DIR. John Withers will Civ
an address, his subject to be "MOrs
Education of the Child in the HON
a and in the School" The mayor
h of many cities in the state have ap
If pointe delegates and many circle
are trying to increase their member
ship that they may have NOR
, credential cards.
10 The meeting of the Wednesda
v club will take place at the Norms
&c Wednesday afternoon. The program
II is in charge of Mrs. A. S. Duckwortf
20 and the following papers will be read
W 1.-The Effect of Women and Chill
VI Labor on Marriage" read by Mr'
"a w. w. Hinchey; "The Effect {
Is Women and Children ON Society,
by Miss Mary Kochtitzky; thre
minute discussion ny Mrs. DUCK
e. worth and Mrs. r. b. Oliver Sr
ty Stanley Houghton, "Hindle Wakes,
tx Miss Eleanor Tyler, A committe
e, will report on the programme fC
en- the work of next year.