The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-10

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pretty plainly, says that it is limited
that representatives Of the press will
be excluded from the rooms where
I the discussion takes place. Mrs.
Henry Mann, the vicc-presidcnt gem
cral in charge Of the organization,
and Mrs. Charles w. Bassctt his
torian general, are with Mrs. story
| in the storm center of controversy.
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st. Vincent's Church.
Holy Thursday, 9 q. m. Solemn
mass, procession of the Blessed Sacra-
mcnt. 100 p. m. Chanting Of Tcnc-
hrae, and Lamentations. Sermon and
alteration Of the Blessed Sacrament.
Friday, 9. n. m, Procession of the
Blessed Sacrament Mass Of the Pre-
sancitifcd, Chanting Of the Passion
p. IN. Way of the Cross.
7:3O p. IN. Chanting of Tcncbrac
and Lamentations
Saturday s a. m, Blessing of the
New Fire-Paschal Candlc--and Bap-
tismal Font. Solemn Mass.
Confessions Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoons and evenings
The College Boys Surpliccd Choir
will sing during Holy Week.
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The ladies of the Episcopal church
are very enthusiastic over the bazaar
they have planned to take place
Thursday of Easter week. The main
idea of the bazaar is decided original
and the affair promises to be one
of the most unique ever held in the
Cape There will be seven booths,
and each booth will represent day
in the week, and articles will be sold
accordingly. Monday being wash
day." and Tuesday, "ironing day"
| the things the housewife needs most
at this time, she will find to her salts
faction at the booths. The Wednes-
day booth ms sewing and mending
day; Thursday will be reception
day, and the things to wear will be
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Friday is cleaning day and at this
booth mostly aprons, busters, etc,
will be purchased; Saturday as baking
day will find many good things to
eat; and Sunday will have candy and
Easter articles for sale.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thompson Of
33l South Lorimer street, celebrated
their third wedding anniversary, Sun
day. The date of their wedding fell
on Saturday, but that those of Mr..
Thompsons friends who would not
be able to attend on that day, might
be present, the celebration took place
Sunday. 1t was great surprise to
Mr.. Thomson, who is foreman of the
boiler makers at the Frisco shops,
to arrive home from the works
yesterday and find the guests assem-
bled to wish both he and Mrs.
Thompson the best wishes of the
day, but he was equal to the oc-
casion, Ind gave them all a royal
welcome. An elaborate dinner was
served, after which the guests spent
an enjoyable afternoon. in various
games and amusements. Many hand
some gifts were received, among
them being "A cut glass cream and
sugar, solid silver bread tray, Silver
mesh bag, silver crumb tray, hand
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of stationery. Those surprising the
happy couple were Messrs and Mes
danes Bern Sands, Bert Stone, Geo.
Pair, Messrs B. Willer, Arthur Car
roll, James Henshaw
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wolf celebrat-
ed their Goth wedding anniversary
Sunday at their home on Bellvue
street. A sumptuous supper was
served the guests, August Cordcll
the porter seeing that everyone
present was well supplied with the
many good things to eat. The house
was attractively decorated with carna-
tions and ferns. Many handsome
presents we're received by the happy
couple, among them being: A fancy
silk bag from Mr.. and Mrs. Stock
of Augusta, Mo-; nut bowl and water
pitcher from Mr.. and Mrs. Hall and
family; set of cake plates from DR..
and Mrs. Howard; a toilet set from
John Doyle and Hermina Hopper;
Set of soup plates from Mrs. Gus
Hopper; cake plate and salad bowl
from Mr. and Mrs. G. Wisemann; set
of silver tea spoons from Mr.. and
Mrs. Koeck and baby; salad bowls
from Mr.. and Mrs. f. Keller of Cor
donville; cake plates and salad bowls