The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-02-16
''YOU WON OUR HEARTS"
Bachelors Sow Acqu. essence to the
Comey Maids and Nations
Of Leap Year.

There is no denying the fact that
maids and matrons' gave their gen
tlemen friends few tin De sicle TIPS
on the way to entertain as it should
be done. when they rendered them
A bali recently. which was The social
event OF the season
Last night al II NJ X. c, hall the
treat was returned by the bachelors
aud nothiug was len undonc by them
which would add 10 the pleasure of
the AFFAIR and win Tor them the name
which each richly deserves Prince
Of good fellows
The hall was sajly decorated with
lines of pennaat.Shaped steamers
(rom each corner IT the room extend
ing to the center Of the ceiling and
suspended from this center was a
long row Of red hearts tipped at the
bottom by an immense green heart on
which were the Inscriptions; You
have won our hearts" and Our
hearts are yours" Aside from this
long strings of comic valentines were
strung about the dance hall
Behind bower OF ported plants
Blakemore's orchestra was concealed
and furnished excellent music for the
dancers
Placards on the walls were read by
all and following are some of the
things they read:
we were not happy until We met
youse.
Any Young man caught in the act
of dancing with the lady or ladies
who invented afternoon card parties
win be subjected 10 violent glanceS or
a sassy slap on the wrist So there.
now"
In case of fire ASSESSES is bestes.
In case of girl the best girl is beStes.
Why not dance with herr"
THE bachelor vote solid and stand
pat for reciprocity. There is no tariff
on cancelled social debts Think this
over"
why is the pit popular" or the
tragedy OF the stage" in one act. Read
il between the lines. s.
Afternoon thimble parties by the
girls, for the girls, and to the girls.
makes the boys long to do things for
you doesn't it, boys"
The young ladies didn't seem 70 alb
hor the placards very much and if
they ala visit to the frappe booth
and drink Of that delicious mixture
made things right and the dance went
merrily on
The arrangements for the affair
were planned and carried out with
precision and cleverness. betokening
the effort Of a master hand and the
bachelors are to be congratulated
upon their return Of compliments 70
the maids and matrons."
Those who attended were Messrs
and Mesdames Lloyd Gates. Douglas
Halliday Harry Hadsall John This
hdA AddtIidu. fldAlihdH fi9'
thorpe. Vim. Cunningham Z. j Bo
ger; Misses Ida Halliday. Olive
Chestnutwood. of South Bend. Belle
Marion Wright Camilla
Halliday Martha Shaw, Josie Halll-
lay Newman, Of Louisville; frankie
Jones. Ora Anderson. of Anna; Hattie
Schulz. June Jennelle Margaret Lans-
den. Trixie Lancaster. Leila Thistle
wood, Blanche Hogan, of Mound City;
Anna Lake Haynes, Earl Bondurant.
Emma Woodward. Eunice Bondurant.
Ida Redman. Pearl HALEY. Eva
Kerth Marie HALEY. Messrs, Porter,
Of Chicago; Griffith. w. n. Mattox,
Ned Aisthorpe, G. r. A. Lonergan.
Jos. Mclaughlin. John Pelly. s. A.
Buchanan, VIII Howe, Ed Lewis, John
Gates, Jesse Gross. Hunter Bird.
George Osgood. W. J. Cochran. Harris
Schulze, Claude Winter, II. n. Henck.
ell. George Weichert. Henry Gilhofer
JOS. Hires. Philip Redmsn, Sanford
Bennett.