The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-21
BRIDE FUCKERS
LIPS, Then HAS
TO SNATCH KISS
Yeomen Lodge Filters As
Bashful Husband Delivers
The Belated Smack.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
AT ANNUAL BANQUET
c. L. VroOman, State Manager.
Conducts Cermeny-19
New Members.

How the bride, with 4 nudge of the
shoulder, an inviting laoI, IN her eyes
and pair Of uptUrp.d lips give no
-ice toa confused and forgetful bride
groom OF time for the bridal kiss. last
night set the roomful Of people who
witnessed the wedding at tho Hoo-
mans lodge in filters.
The preoccupied AIR with which the
bridegroom took peck at the rosy
waiting lips crowned the affair and
the night was 4 success.
The bride was Miss Cora Koeppcl
md the bridegroom was Walter Roth.
they were married by Mayor Rage
Immediately preceding the annual ban
quot of the Yeoman's lodge when IN"
newly elected officers were installed
by the State Manager {. l.. Vroom-
IN of Kansas City.
The installation of the officers took
place at a regular meeting of the
lodge between S and ~ o'clock A
large list of new members were taken
into the organization as well as other
lodge matters given attention.
The wedding before tha members Of
the lodge had been arranged by Dis
riot Manager J Fl. Price as 4 special
feature and the banquet vas converted
into wedding supper for the young
couple. Mr.. Roth is Il member of the
lodge and Mrs. Roth signed an appli-
cation for membership rs soon as the
carriage ceremony had been perform
ed
More than 800 men and women We're
seated and standing about the sides of
the hall last night as the strains of
Here Comes the Bride" struck up and
the wedding party entered at the front
door.
The bridal couple We're accompanied
" Miss Louise English and Raymond
Holmes. The Mayor had spoken the
asst words Of the service: the Il wills
lad bocn uttered with Il great deal Of
'Omposure by both the bride and the
bridegroom and only tho inevitable
bridal kiss remained to finish the
business.
They stood for 4 mon9ent in front
# the Mayor. the eyes of the three
Hundrcd wedding guests upon them.
The young man was at loss to
nov Just what to 10 next. He
'-"obled around with his hands.
The bride looked her pretticst The
,rn1ine lips were the most kissable.
Then occurred the nudge of her
shoulder. Her face turned up to him
and she nodded her head expcctantly.
The lips moved and no one knows if
hey formed the words: kiss nc"
st any rate. he did,
Then FOLLOWED the dancing and the
edding supper. Ir. VrcOman was
laced at the head Of the bridal
couples table with the bride and bride
groom at his left. Others who had
adj places al that table warc: J H.
,";co, Capt. H. W. Bridges. Louis
The .Tr.. Mrs j. H. Price. Mrs Gold
Il Mckinney. Mrs. Vand"lceG HUT
IN. c. G. Bowman, Matte Reeves,
Mss Esther BAYS. Mr.. D. f Harper,
Hiss Emma Thiele, Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
y. Wilson, Dr. J. c. Vorback, Mr.. and
Yrs. John Koeppal, NJ. and Mrs.
Fonry Raetz and others.
Those who were taken into the lodge
asst night We're as follows: William
Sexton, Herman f. Allen, Walter F.
Doliow, Mary Below, Nina Freeman,
Matte Holly, Jodie James, Lem G.
't1'"r. Paul 3 NcNealy, Birdie Ran
1oIph. Ada Elizabeth Young, Jess
7anvcs Addie TavlOr, Alvin Freeman,
Tartin J. Price. Martin J. Van Doren,
7harles c. Chapel ana Harvey Pedi-
20.
On the arrival of Mr.. VroOman in
no Cape last night he was taken to
he homo of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Price
~ dinner whore the following were
u"sts: Mr. and Mrs. d. H. Harper,
1r. and Mrs A. D. Wilson, and Cap
ain Bridges.
The officers who were installed were:
'aptain Bridges, honorable foreman;
.ouis Ische Jr., master Of ceremonies;
Irs. J. H. Price, correspondent; Miss
ioldon Mckinney, chaplain; Mrs. Van
eieen Huffman. overseer; Mrs. d. II.
Iarper, Lady Rowena; Miss Matte
eeves, sentinel.