The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-05-29

r party in honor of Miss Rachael How
ell Of Memphis. The young ladies
enjoying the evening were Misses
Phyllis Cairns, Mary Knott Rachael
Howell and Ruth Glenn.
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Mrs. J. banks and daughter, Miss
Jannctt of Crystal City, were the
guests over Friday of Mrs. Kassell
of this city, and Saturday left for
Poplar Bluff, for visit with Mrs.
Dank's two sons. Mr.. banks will
join his family at Poplar Bluff, Sunday
What does Algernon call his motor
boat?
Depends on how the engine is
working
Miss Anna Krenshaw of Charleston
is visiting Miss Kathryn Wary.
W. W. Giles and family of Chafrec,
passed thru the Cape today. They
are motoring to Ashville, ILL.,, where
they will visit relatives before re-
turning home.
young woman entered sport
| lng-goods store one morning and the
polite clerk went forward to meet her.
II want she said, "to see some
golf clubs"
Certainly" replied the clerk.
about how many do you want?"
"Well, really" she responded, slow,
81 scarcely know. You see, l am
just learning to play golf, and | do
not know much about it as yet.
Why, l don't even know which end
of the caddie to use. "--Lippincott's.
A "bunking" party was given Fri
day night by Mrs. L. p. Ellis, at
her residence on Independence street,
in honor of the 18th anniversary of
her daughter Marion. The young
ladies assembled early in the even
ing, and enjoyed games, music and
dancing, until quite late, then after
partaking of delightful refreshments,
it was suggested that they retire
for the night. One can imagine how
much sleep IA happy girls were bless
ed with that night, and the Chaper-
ons say it was almost sunrise before
the last of the talking and laughing
ceased. In spite of the wakful and ex-
Citement of the night before, the
weary maidens were up bright and
early this morning, and after eating
hearty breakfast, left for their homes,
expressing their great delight as such |
enjoyable affairs. The young ladies
and their chaperons were: Misses /
Alma Schraedcr, Belle Browning,
Leona Hasslinger, Effie Hines, Helen
Hines, Gabrilla Campbell, Ella Kel-
Ter, Edith, Marion, Marie and Eliza |
beth Ellis, Mrs, Keller, Mrs Bertha
kuss and Mrs. Ellis
Mrs. Louis Rau, Mrs. l.. c. Rau
and Mrs. Edwin Keller and three |
children of Dutchtown were the
guests Friday of Mrs. l.. T. Keller. |
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons
of Veterans surprised Miss Ella
Keller on her 22nd birthday Friday |
afternoon at her home on Route 1.
Miss Keller received many beautiful /
flowers and membranes on this |
happy occasion, and there were many
friends present to wish her the best
Of greetings. Cards were played dur
ing the afternoon and the prizes were
won by Mrs. Kasscll, Rau, Fisher
and Ellis. Among the guests present
were Mcsdamcs L. Nj. Thilcnius,
+. II, Kasscll, \. DittIingcr, d. \.
Frank, J. Thomas, l.. Fisher, O.
Nogt, Blummer, Bertha Kuss, G,
Schultz, c. Hines, \. Brinkof, l..
Rau of Dutchtown, Ellis, l.. T.KcIlcr, |
J, Doucs, HUM; Misses Marion
and Marie Ellis.
The Baptist Church will give an
excursion Tuesday night on the Cape
The delightful weather makes every
one want to take this cool and en-
ioyablc trip whenever the opportunity
affords and at the same time help
those who are giving these trips,
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Mrs. VIM. Bryan came home Satur-
day from Carbonate for few days
visit with her parents and friends
Mrs Bryan is looking prctticr than
ever and is very enthusiastic over
her new farm life, which seems to
more than agree with her
The programme for the Graduating
Exercises Of the pupils of the High
School, which took place Sunday
morning at the Presbyterian Church
was most impressive and interesting.
1t was opened by a prelude on the