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

dicitiS, last night was reported to b.
ina good condition following the op
Grafton which was performed yestcr
day afternoon. Pirkey had been trou.
bled with the malady several times II
the last year and when the operation
was performed it was found that the
appendix was slightly infiamcd and
swollen.
Nearly score of friends of Miss
Susie Giboney, who will be the bride
Of Lee l.. Albert sometime after the
first of the year, yesterday held d
miscellaneous shower for her at the
home of Mrs. Henry Taylor at POO
South Spanish street.
The gifts, which were presented to
Miss Giboney-all of them things that
Will be useful in the business of house
keeping-werc placed on Christmas
tree.
The Taylor home was decorated with
green and red and the color scheme
was carried out in u luncheon that was
served in the afternoon A unique
feature of the luncheon was heart
shaped sandwiches bound with red
ribbons.
Those who attended were: Lola and
Fay Champion, Walthena and Roberta
Ranney, Bernice Miller, Miss Giboney,
Mrs. Robert Giboney, Mrs. J. A Gre
sap, Jr., Mrs. j. A. Cresap, ST., Helen
Voge!sanger, Alice CloptOn, Irene
Clopton, Mrs. Richard Bose, Mrs.
English, Bess Walther, Mrs. Ned
Massengill, Mrs. Gerald Wright and
Fay Hampstead.
r. L. Lamkin, Mrs. Lamkin and Miss
Marie Weber, who went to S.keston
Monday afternoon, returned home yes
terday.
DR.. O. f. Forster of St. Louis spent
yesterday in the Cape on business. He
returned to his home in the city early
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fristoc have re-
turned to their home in St. Louis, after
spending a few days in the Cape Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. Fristoe's
mother, Mrs. Stevens, Of South Sprigg
street. Mr.. Fristoe is brother of
Police Judge Fristoe and formerly
lived in the Cape.
Joseph Venerc, of Leonard, Ark, az
rived in the Cape on a business trip
yesterday.
Mrs. Phil A. Hoch yesterday after
noon gave an informal bridge party
at her home. Those who took part in
the game, were: Mrs. o. f. Forster,
Mrs. VIM. Fl. Harrison, Mrs. J. H.
Friant, Mrs. Jack McCammon and
Mrs. Hoch. A set Of nut picks were
awarded to the best player, and Mrs.
Harrison captured this honor
Miss Mary Lightfoot, of Carbon
dale, H., yesterday arrived in the Cape
to attend the L. d. c. ball.
Mrs. r. J. Thompson is reported to
be i'll at her home at 235 South Span
ish street, with an attack of grip. She
was confined to her bed Sunday and
the physician attending her declared
that she will be recovered within few
days.
j. I. Num- yesterday afternoon
went to st. Louis to visit relatives.
A H. Hinchey early this morning
departed for st. Louis to spend day
there on a business trip.
Mrs. Alma Barnes, of Memphis,
Tenn, is visiting this week at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Juden on North Fountain
street. Mrs. George Wall, of Arkan-
sas, another daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Juden also is visiting them during the
Christmas holidays.
Martin G. Lorberg and family yes
terday went to Neclys Landing to
spend i few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A L. koerner and chill
dren, have returned to st. Louis, after
spending Christmas with Mrs. Kocr-
ner's mother, Mrs. Louis Bertling.
Linn Armentrout yesterday return
ed to Talipoosa, where re is working
on dredge boat, after spending
Christmas with relatives in the Cape.