The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-24
To Marry inSecret OHThanks-
giving Day and Announce
at Leming Affair.
SCHULZ-KNIGHT ISSUE
WEDDING INVITATION
Doctor and Nurse, After Roman
tic COurtship, Will Wed
Thanksgiving.

DR.. T. D. Rhodes, her fiance, had pre-
! pared to make, last night became
known few hours after invitations
to the wedding of Dr. G.. E. Schulz
and Miss Alice Knight were received
in the Cape.
DR.. Schulz and Miss Knight will be
married on Thanksgiving Day in St.
Louis.
Dr.. Rhodes and Miss Glenn also will
be married on Thanksgiving Day, it
became known, and announcement Of
their marriage the couple had planned
to make ut the wedding of Miss Rose
Leming and Prof. Frank Kenyon, who
will be married at Centenary Church
Thanksgiving evening.
Miss Glenn, according to the plans
that have been announced for the we'd
ding Of Miss Leming and Prof. Ken
yon, is 10 be Il member Of Miss Lem
ing's bridal party Miss Glenn plan
ned to be d member OF the bridal par
ty, but she and Dr. Rhodes were to
be married earlier on Thanksgiving
Day and secretly with but few mem
bers Of the couples families present.
Tie announcement of their nuptials
was to have been made then after the
Lcming wedding.
DR.. Rhodes has prepared an apart
ment on North Pacific street for his
bride, and they will be at home there
within Il short time after their mar
Tiage.
The wedding of Miss Glenn and of
Miss Leming are two social affairs that
will attract much attention in the
Cape. The wedding of Dr. Schulz and
Miss Knight will be at Christ Church
Episcopal Cathedral in st. Louis, at ,
o'clock in the afternoon.
The couple have been engaged to be
for several months and have
to maintain their engage
,Ment d secret. On their return to the
Cape they will reside in the new home
that Dr. Schulz has purchased on the
corner of Broadway and Frederick.
The place formerly was occupied by
the Coerver family, and since he has
acquired Il, D.. Schulz has had it re-
inside and recently selected
new furniture with which to furniSh
it throughout.
Miss Knight is a trained nurse and
until recently was superintendent o.
nurses at St Johns Hospital in s..
Louis.
She and DR.. Schulz met each other
last spring when she was called to the
Cape on a professional case. After a
lasting but few weeks, the
couple became engaged last spring and
planned their marriage for the fall.
DR.. Schulz is one of the Cape best
known surgeons. He is president or
The Cape County Medical Association
md has been leader in civic affairs.
years, when the deceased was not able
10 do so.
Mrs. Otto Kiehne, wife of Prof. !
Kiehne of the Jackson High School. is |
L granddaughter Of the deceased.
Everett W. Herzinger, who has been !
in the employ of Mrs. Harlan p Pier
onnet for the past eight years, passed |
away Sunday at his home on North |
Fountain street. Bright's disease was
The cause of his death.
He had been suffering from this all
nent for the past two years, but it |
was not until recently that he was
by the sickness to remain |
away from his post.
The funeral will be held this morn !
ng at o'clock After a short cere-
nony at the house the cortege will !
cave for the old Herzinger Cemetery, |
near Jackson. The funeral will be in !
charge of the Macabee Lodge, of which |
Mr.. Herzinger was d member.
Mr.. Heizinger was nearly 81 years /
Did. He had been a resident of the
Cape for the past eight year, and was
n the employ of Mrs. PierOnnet dur
ng his stay here. He is survived by /
his widow and several grown children /
md one brother.
The deceased was born on the farm
IF his father which is located near
Jackson. He preferred the life of the
.ity to the farm and left his old home
;tead in 1908, coming to the Cape. His
I'D home is on Byrd's Greek. seven
niles west of Jackson.
The burial was arranged by Al Brin
lopf Furniture and Undertaking Co.
4. P Behrens of the Cape is having
.enairinc done on his property on First /