The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-29

THE SEASONS TRIUMPH
WAS SCORED BY LADIES WHO
GAVE GENTLEMEN FRIENDS
POINTERS.


and Matrons, was in all respects one
Of the incest ever given in Cairo
The ladies have set a high mark fol-
their men friends and have shown
them how it should be done
In every detail the arrangement 70,
the dance were most complete. The
music. which has SO much to do with
the pleasure al dancing, was excel
lont Ii was furnished by Jones or.
chestra Of Paducah There we're many
comments from the dancers as to the
satisfactory character Of the music
The floor was in good condition and
the hall was deliberately aud beauti-
fully decorated Red furnished the
basis of the color scheme Hundreds
Of dainty red pennants were huus
across the hall Japanese lanterns
were used in proiusion Hearts, large
and small single and in pairs, with
Cupids arrows piercing them, were
seen at every turn Diyans with a
. generous number Of cushions were pm
where they would be Of greatest sery-
ice. Cory corners they were indeed,
The frappe booth was very pretHly
decorated and the frappe was mighty
goo, too
Warnings ami directions were given
70 the ladies on a number of cards,
which were placed on the walls The
ladies were informed that they must
not dance with gentlemen who make
a practice Of going ont between the
acts that ladies who have been snuh-
bed at dances heretofore must retail
ate by not dancing with the gentlemen
who have snubbed them, that they
must see that the gentlemen were sup
piled with fans, smelling salts and
powder bags that they must avoid
dancing with men who make a prac-
tice of attending dances, operas, etc.
unaccoilpanied by any Of the fair
sex; that the ladies' were expected TO
act in a most gentemanly manner and
that they must carefully avoid dane
lng all evening with their hes SRI
and no otnef
The ladies' who had charge Of the
floor performed their duties splendid
IT,. They kept things going and saw
to it that every one had good
time
When the programs were distribni-
ed there was a great rush to capture
iho popular men, but every ones card
vas soon filed and there were not
enough dances TO go around al
though quite a number Of extras were
added to the list
The ladies gowns were handsome
and elaborate The ladies themselves
we're charming and tho many beauties
present neytr looked more beautiful
It is probable, 600 That they caused
Cupids arrow to shoot few more
arrows during the evening.
The attendance was large hun
dred persons being present They
came early and did not leave until the
hour was late aud then only with e&-
prassions of regret at the necessity
for their departure
1t IS now ND TO the men.
These who attended were. Messrs.
ara Mesdames John Brown Iladsalf
Arthur Thstewood. j a Loareh. Max
Kaufman. John Thistlawood, Halliday
.aisthorpe. w. a. Nrcbs Mrs Frank P.
Aver Elizabeth. n. j.; Misses Ella
sandersoh. Paducsh Blanch Hogan.
Mound City. Allen, Peoria Robert
3 smith. Golconda; Chostnutwood.
South Bend; Shaw Marion Wright
Hattie Schuh. Eva Kerth. Margaret
and Emma Lansden Pearl and Marie
Haley. Emma and Ida Halliday
Maud aud Leila Hastings Genevieve
and Frank Jones Mayme CHs0man
Mabel and Beatrice Lancaster l7nuiee
and Earl Roudurant Mae Cfehan la
srphinc and Camilla Halliday Inne
tennele. Emma Woodward Ida Bed
man. Belle Cunningham Messra "
+ Todd. J kuopp and Gabriel lin
man. Chicago. Leon Dcaniaon 81
Louis; Daniel Boone Kansas city; i
W. Bransford. Union City, Tenn
Bongcran, Stone. Mclaughlin 81.
ehanan. VIII Howe, Ed Lewis. John
and Lloyd Gates, Byron AMI Jesse
Gross. Hunter Bird. " n Mattox
W J Cochrau Phillips Redman liar
fis schnlzc Claude Winter VIM Can
pingham. Ned Aisthorpe David S
l.ansdcn H. n tIeneRell. Csaf
Wiehert Henry Gilhofer Joseph
Hires, Arthur and John Thistiewooi.
Ben Parker Ned Gilbert W q Smith.
Z ] Boser Dan Willliaraon Sanford
Bennett
lis bs.ter to trust de- Nth goa-
f.-1ss tl4n a rolitieian aith your