The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-31

Sunday night entertained Misses Lu.
Gle Roberts and Katherine Schae Fer
Oscar ShivelbiEe, Dave Hoch ant
Weldon Foley of Cape and L. B. Pan,
chot Of Festus.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. McCombs today
entertained at dinner r. NJ. McCombi
and family, Will Heyde and family
Mrs. Lou McCombs, ]. w. Hunter and
wife, DR.. c. V. Alsop and the Misses
Gayle and Lizzie Ranney and Roena
Shaner.
Harry Skinner, who with his father
has been here some time buying logs
and makes his home at the Burford
hotel when in this city, was married on
Christmas day to Miss Bertha Cling
ingsmith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J,
Clingingsmith of Appleton. Rev
Lynn Ross of Jackson performed the
ceremoney. Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner
will make their home in Oran.
Rev. Langehennig of Jackson, Rev.
Rudi Of Tilsit, Rev. Kreuger of Cor
dOnvillc, Mr.. Bartels, teacher at Tilsit,
and Sam Miller, the Indian, who is
lecturing in this county, went to Egypt
Mills Sunday to attend a Lutheran
conference.
Mrs. Christine Priest and daughter,
Miss Mary Belle and Miss Christine
Wheeler of Cape, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Priest. The three
ladies will visit the family of Mrs.
Priests brother, Charles Medley south
of town, before returning to their
homes.
Irene Caldwell daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Caldwell is sick with diph-
liberia and the family is quarantined.
Mrs. J. G. Schmuke will have as her
guests tomorrow, Mrs. Christine
Priest and daughter Miss Mary Belle,
and Miss Christine Wheeler of Cape.
The Misses Helen McCombs and
Frances Helmkampf will go to the
Cape tonight to attend the U. d. c.
ball gwen at the Elks Club.
Miss Dorothy Fischer will give a
bunking party tonight to the following
young ladies: Misses Elizabeth Grang-
CT, imognnc and Grace Vineyard, Eva
and Lillian Gockcl and Esther Bren-
neckc.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Boss will give
family dinner tomorrow to the follow
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Il. VI. McCombs
and daughter Miss Helen, Mrs. Lena
Boss. Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Alternately,
Mr.. r. X. Wilson and family, Mrs.
Lulu Helmkampf and daughter Miss
Frances. and Mrs. Lilly Wilson.
Jackson, Dec 2S.
Miss Frances Helmkampf entertain
ed with progressive party yesterday
afternoon in honor of her cousin, Miss
Helen McCombs of st. Louis. Those
present We're: Misses Imogene and
Grace Vineyard, Ruth Hays. Norma
Hines, Edna Langehennig, Myrtle Poe,
Helen Goodwin, Dorothy Fischer, Bess
Grace Cracraft, Gertrude
iorn, Elizabeth Granger, Ethel Nc
Lain, Bertha Henderson, Ada Schadc,
Miss Ethel McLain Won first prize and
Miss Elizabeth Granger, BOBBY. Dainty
were served and a de-
ightfui time spent by all.
Mrs. A. w. knellmer will entertain
he Wednesday Club tomorrow after
noon.
Fred Raymond's comedy drama,
Little Miss Susan" will be presented
1t tho Gem theater tomorrow night by
| company of travelling artists.
Despite the Indictment weather last
hight quite a crowd collected at the
Presbyterian Church for the Christ
mas treat and entertainment and a
delightful evening was spent
S. NJ. McAtee is suffering greatly |
ebay Of appendicitis.
Jackson, December 80.
The Royal Ncighbors met at the
home Of Mrs. c. A. Macon, yesterday |
afternoon and elected the following
'fficcrs: Mrs. Selma Bchrens, oracle; |
Yrs. Sallic Mabrcy, vice oracle; Mrs. |
'Iinnic Priest, past oracle; Mrs. Eva |
aeon, recorder; Mrs. Ella Russell, |
Mrs. Emma Jenkins, re-
civcr; Mrs. Carrie Mayfcld, marshal;
Yrs. Laura Banks, sentinel; DR.. +. X. |
Atkins, camp physician.
The January term Of Circuit Court !
yill convene next Monday, January
Amanda Hers is visiting the family |
# her sister, Mrs. Phillip Steck at |
ape Girardeau.
Mrs. Butcher Sporting yesterday |
with finch party in hon
+ of her charming nieccs, Misses Nina |
nd Helen Doerries. Dainty refresh
ncnts were served and an enjoyable !
ftprnOon Cnpnf Those nrCCpnt Irprp.