The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-01


Doud
De Chaulnes. Shonts Wedding
| Tive Springfield women were guests
at the above wedding so lately the
Subject OF newspaper commentaries
Katherine Gillett-Hill of Lincoln, ILL.,,
and Miss Amyrillas Gillett. now of
Washington. Miss Gillett formerly
| lived at the Virginia hotel in Chicago,
and now has apartments in Stoneleigh
court. new apartment house in the
| fashionable district of the national
ca.ital, says the Springfield Journal
Msr. Hill, writing to a relative, says:
We had good place to see the
bridal party. The due Is handsome
and so prepossessing-ta and well
made. The bride is short, rather
plump and very pretty, Her jewels
Were diamond collar and diamond
| pin her dress of white satin, was
high in the neck. aud very long train
with orange flowers embroidered down
each side of the court Tor loosel train
and ending with clusters of artificial
orange blossoms in rosettes of tulle.
A tulle veil with a coronet OF orange
blossoms. built just like a gold one.
Two little choir boys in red cassoeks
held her train.
The dues sister. the Duchess de
Uzez, wore a gown of light cloth
made long, the bottom OF the skirt
having ten inch border Of black fox
fur; quite stunning costume. The
breakfast was dream So many peo
pie prominent socially and politically
We're there. Some knew, more | did
not. The due, you know, gets no
dover, and it's love match. He
looks like Dean Hill, but he is taller.
1 like him so much. The Illinois pec
pie are quite a colony and are very
popular In Washington. Mrs. Hill
further mentions the epidemic OF
grippe as her reason for going further
south. She will come home as soon
as winter loosens his grip on Illinois.
Mrs. Hill is sisterin-law of Mrs
]. E. Strong of 709 Washington ave
nue., this city
f, D. Carey has returned from a
business trip to Peoria.
Harry Stotlar, of Benton. Mo-, was
In the city yesterday on business.
Byron Herbert and Leo Kleb have
gone TO Paducah to visit friends.
J. p. Taylor. Of 3l13 Sycamore
street, is confined to his home by i'll
ness.
N. V. Lewis went to Grand Chain
yesterday to spend Sunday ON his
farm.
Mrs. Shelton of Wickliffe. is the
guest of Mrs. C. C. Terrell of Park
Place West.
Rev. James Gillen, pastor of St
Joseph's church. has returned from II
trip to ST. Louis.
Mrs. J. f. Blanchard OF CreaI
Springs, is the guest of Mrs Frank
L. Moore, Of S7O6 Highland avenue. /
Mrs James Bartleson and daughter,
nina, of Grand Chain. are guests OF
Mrs. n. V. Lewis. of Washington ave
iue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Strachan of
irand Rapids. Mich. are guests of
dr. and Mrs. T. d. windrom OF Tween
y-first street.
Mrs. George DeGelder and daughter.
Hiss Clara, of Carbonate were in the
ity yesterday en- route to their for
ner home at Beech Ridge.
Miss Ethel Tate. who has been the
uest of her sister. Mrs. Katherine
'ield. of Third street. has returned to +,
er home in Ridgeway. III.
Mrs. W. c. Harris. OF aMttoon. ar
lived last evening TO visit for a week
7 ten days with her sister, Mrs. z. J.
itnbbins and family at The Hahn lay. |
Albert Foster. Of Paducah. a well a
nown travelling salesman for Cal
oun. Robins & Company. of New c
fork, was in the city yesterday on
Miss Eugenia Psrham. of Nay1eld q
" is The guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John !
q Parham at The Halliday Miss r
'arham is sister of the former and =
assesses literary ability Of a high II
rider having recently published a,