The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-01

e and finds its place on many profe'
4 sional pr grams. Mrs Galighers br
It liant style found its best expression
in this number and IT was grea
i pleasure
Mrs, Albert F, Staehle sang -,
Pist VIE Fine Blume" and Sine,
First | Met Thee two beautim
> songs, the latter by request which she
. VERY graciously granted These songs
+ are two of Rubenstein's best and were
given in excellent voice by Mrs
Staehlc
Golden Rolls Beneath Me, one Of
= Rubenstein's songs containing much
of the Oriental element before spoken
of was sung by Miss Emma Lansden
with a pleasing interpretation accom-.
panied by Mrs William T. Smith. who
Ialso displayed great ability in PLAYING
Accomplishments for Mrs Staehe at
sight
Mrs Leon F. DenisoH gave Re.
name in + flat op. Il in her usual
good style, playing in characteristic
manner this charming number Mrs
Denison is one of the best pianists in
1.-THE Fortnightly and excels in reading
and technique
The closing number of the program
was Tcreador ct Andalouse on. 1903
No. = played by Mrs 3. r. Thistle
wood The composition begins with a
.Toreador song in bolero time andI
.merges into a brilliant climax thatI
was given with power and dramatic |
expression by Mrs. Thistlewood. I'll
was a fitting finale to this delightful
program.
The club was pleased to have pres |
ent as guests Mrs Robert Bates OF
Chicago, Miss Hazel Aisthorpe who is
at home from Fond du Lac Wis, for
the spring vacation and Miss Gene
We've Bird Of Mound City
With the meeting Yesterday the
Fortnightly abandoned its custom OF
meeting at the homes of the members
ana the next meeting viii be held at
the Wbman's Club rooms at Library
hall, Tuesday afternoon. April H. the
club having decided to avail itself of
the hospitality of the former organza
ton
Miss Lydia Hediger is i'll at her
home on Fourth street.
Capt T. L. Faudree left yesterday
for a Business trip to Pittsburg.
Mis- Laura DeBaun is IN at her
home on Twenty street.
Mr. NJ. l.. Wilkerson. formerly OF (
Cairo. was in the city yesterday on
business.
Miss Gertrude Harper Of Thebes.
of Cairo, is the guest ofMiss
-innie Green of Sixth street,
Miss Eta Elliott. Of the Grand
-eader has returned from a visit to
friends and relatives at BardwelL
Miss Ruth Boren of Chicago. for ,
nerly of Cairo is here visiting Mrs
A. Comings and Miss Eleanor Dav
dye,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams. OF
chicago, are guests of the latter's
'arents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cad
,ois.
Dr. Morrison went TO St Louis last
nigh to be gone several days on bust
Tess
Derrial Shields, son of Mr. ana Mrs
John Summons has returned to Ewing.
H.. to resume his studies at Ewing
ollege.
a. \. Packard of Chicago. Inspector
II United states buildings, is here in
.pocting the United states marin,
hospital
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Davis Of Creal (
Springs. are guests Of the latters sis
ers. Mesdames Samuel Shoemaker
nd Harry Lentz.
Henry Wells formerly cashier OF
be Alexander County Bank here. is
low cashier of the Peoples Bank of
\ est Conshocken. Pa
Mrs C. Briehau, who is the guest OF {
ser daughter Mrs. Fred Elmunds. of !
Third street will leave today for her Z
nome in Terry Miss.
Mrs f. ID. Matthews and daughter
Miss Birdie Mai. OF Twenty-fourth
street. went to Brownsville. Tenn r
yesterday 10 visit relatives
Capt w. p. Greanev viii leave to. II
lay for Chicago to be gone a week on i
business. When he returns he viii
begin an energetic campaign for alder
man iu the Seventh ,yar1