The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-03-27


Houck, of College Hill.
Mrs. J. p. Meyers will entertain
the Bridge Club Thursday afternoon
at her home on North Frederick street
The p. Z. O. Society will meet
Friday of this week with Mrs. DIR.
Ruff of North Ellis street.
The many friends OF Mrs. Selma
Hirsch, will be sorry to learn that
she is very low with pneumonia
at her residence on William street.
Mrs. Fry the trained nurse is attend
ing.
The Christ's Church and st. Agnes
Guilds of the Episcopal church will
meet with Mrs. II. C. Wasem, on
Good Hope street. The officers are
anxious that all the members try
and be present.
Miss Laura lyle entertained with
a dinner party Sunday at her home
on Bellvue street. Those enjoying the
afternoon were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Patton, Mrs. Bader, Mrs. Harry
Gaines, Miss Blanche Harrell Miss
Adams, and Norman Gaines.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j, Strain enter
tanned with a delightful dinner party
at their home on Independence and
Frederick streets, Sunday evening.
Those enjoying the evening were
Messrs and Mesdames Fleurc, Silas
Lail, Sherry Harger, Otto Vogt,
F. II. Kassell, Ed. Fisher, and
| Elmo Kassell.
The Nancy Hunter Chapter of
the d. A. r. are eagerly looking
forward to a visit from the State
Regent, Mrs. George B. Mcfarland.
Mrs. Mcfarland is expected some
time this week, and the ladies of
the local organization are planning
an interesting meeting upon her ar
rival.
Tuesday evening the Knights and
Ladies of Security will have an an
adjourned meeting at their club rooms
in the Nandeeven, building to com
plctc the work of the last quarter,
and to initiate all the members re-
Gently taken in. There will be about
six new members join this organiza-
ton. \ delightful lunch will be served
by the gentlemen of the club.
A new branch of the Western
Catholic Union, was organized at
New Hamburg, Sunday 10y the SUI,
prcmc President +. W. Kcckcnkamp
of Quincy, ILL.,, at which time thirty
four new members were taken in
\ jolly time was reported 10y the Cape
folks who attended. They wcrc
loud in their praise Of the hospitality
of the New Hamburg natives. The
local members who participated in
the celebration were c. Schocn
T. IIohlcr \. Wibbcnmcycr, I
, Schwartz, A. thinner, l.. Schonho0
., V. Wagner j. Schonohh b. Kohl
field, i. thinner and Is, Taylor.
The knights and Ladies' Of ~ccuri
q ty hal glorious time Tuesday even
p INK at their meeting, held in the
Nandccycn building. It was Tie gen
tlcmcn's evening TO treat, ana a trea
it was. c. Pair was the chief cook
and chairman OF the luncheon com
mittcc, and his able assistants wcr,
G.. NJ, Drumm, who had charge o
the coffee, j. Nothhrf, rs dish washc
, and the cvcrrcady walters, WcsI,
r Lowe, Glenn Young, II. l.. Pcckcns
5 Edgar Wilson, MOrscl Temple, Edwin
( Borcn. They did serve a fine spread
I with all credit due them, and nov
r some of the wives of the member
I are preparing themselves for lonl
Q vacation while the husbands do tn
t cooking. DR.. Roberts gave II mos
{ interesting talk on how to take car
2 of the servant question. And tn
balance of the evening was passco
; in social entertainment.
< Several plans recently made by tn
{ Civic and Health Committee, of st
5 Louis for the making Of the "Cit.
b. Beautiful" may well be worth copy
r Sng by our own Civic Club. One O
the plans is to have one of tn
women in each block or section G
Y the city take charge of the vacan
!. lot nearest her, and see what can b
@ done with it to make it beautifu
= during the summer. The childre
). will also be interested, and many q
!, the young society girls have espresso
}, their willingness to take a hand j
In II