The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-30
SOCIETY READY
FORHORSE: SHOW
CAIRO SPONSORS WILL ATTEND
PADUCAH's GREAT EQUINE
DISPLAY THIS WEEK,
MANY SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Show Promises to Be Biggest Affair Of
The Kind Ever Given in Western
Kentucky-Vsitors From
Many Towns.

All Roads Lead to Rome-And all
socu channels. are colyerging toward
the horse show The close Of the
week finds the show we'll in hand with
every feature near matured excellence.
NJ nday night, the sale Of the boxes
Indicated o more Widespread interest,
and from a pcuniary point Of view,
/ the sale nearly trehiol last years re-
ceips from the same source, says the
/ Paducah Sun
There will be many visitors in the
city charming Wis tors, and many
are known here by former visits, A
world cf snail affairs may be eX-
pected during the week, while the
4 reception and The grand bali stand
out as The central events.
The vitality which society has
I been storing up throughout the sam-
mer fairly will scintllaJe next week.
If the weather man bu will smile
and look pleasant" there will he rs
limit to the success of the horse
show
Among the visitors who have re-
sponded TO the invitation may be
mentioned Mrs. Frank O Watts Of
Nashville Mrs J. II Lane, OF
Mound City. Ill.,. Mrs. J. Il. Love Of
New YORK, Mrs Leon Denjsn Of
Cairo. Mrs Jake Corbett of Wick
life; Mrs, Lucy Stark OF Bowli7g
Green; Mrs. Charles Patier of Cal.
70 and from Marion KY. Mrs, J.
L. Wilson, Mrs Horace Sayre, Miss
Kitty Cray Miss Blanche Haase;
from GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Mrs Gus
tay Warneken, Mrs. Guy Johnson I
and Mrs Anne Berryman and Miss I
Mayme Tate Chapman Of Morgan /
field, Mrs Xayia Haynie, Of GalIatin, I
Tern.
Entertainments For Visitors.
The ailments Of the week
will be many, varied and beautiful in
detail. The ladies' Of the entertain
ment committee. of which Mrs. r. r.
Phillips is chairman, will give a re-
ception to the sponsors and visitors
to which the men and women Of the
city. TOO. are invited, in the parlors
If the Chess. Checker and Whist cln5 T
Thursday afternoon The first an
was that the reception /
would take place at the Elks Home,
but the committee has decided TO hold [
it in the club rooms.
The rooms will be Handsomely
decorated in red blue and yellow for /
the occasion. and the hours will be
from to 5. Friday night the ball
will be given at the Elks' home and +
Il promises to be one Of the hand.
soonest affairs of the kind in the his
tory of the city. The beautiful as
sembly room of the Home will be
used and if will be decorated with
cut flowers and plants. and In the col
ors of the Horse Show Association,
red. blue and yellow.
The grand march viii start promptly
at 1880, and then three dance
figures will be danced. Following
This a three favor cotllion win be
danced. The fayors will be caps
whips, spurs, crops, horns brides
for the men and bracelets, mirrors
and ridiue accessories for the ladies'
Mrs George C.. Wallace and Miss
Anna Webb will distribute the favors /
and Mr. Roy Culley and Mr. r. 3
Phillips viii lead the cotllon Three
dances Will follow the cotillion.
Admission to the bail viii be 10y
ticket and the tickets are on sale al o
Dollar each.
O.her entertainments of me week
are.
Mrs. Campbell Flournoy will give a
lea Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Clarence Sheriff. win enter.
tain at bridge Thursday morning.
Mr.. ard Mrs John s. Blocker viii /
give a dinner party
Mers. George 4. Flon0y viii en-.
terrain Saturday morning in homer
If her guests. Mrs Gus Thomas. of
layfeld and Miss Mary Skeniug-on.
If Nashville.
There viii be several other inform
y parties, and probably one or two
more large affairs during ths weef /
he dates for which have vet 10 be
liked The theater. too. will be the
.ouree of diversion. and withaI tho
week viii ha gay one in rhe social
calm.