The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-07
Eortnluhtly Club.

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given at the meeting of the Fortnight
,,ly Musical club this afternoon. The
club will meet with the Misses Wood
ward and the program will be de-
voted to the works Of Beethoven:
Biographical Sketch--Miss Lansden
First Symphonic two pianos-Ada-
rio, Allegro, Andante; Mrs. c. F.,
Gallagher, Mrs. Read. Mrs, Dodds. Miss
Schlcsser
Analysis of Sonata Pathetique-
Miss Emma Lansden.
Sonata Pathetique Allegro Ada,
gio: Mrs. Patier. #
Sonata Pathetique- Rondo: Mrs.
Holt
Aria, from Ffdelio-Mrs. Staehle.
Analysis of Fifth Symphony-Mr
Wyman
Fifth symphony 1.-TWO pianosl Mrs.
Thistlewood, Miss Woodward.
Song-In Questa Tomba; Mrs. A. s.
Gallagher
Sonata--Oprs 2, No. 2. Largo Ap-
passionate; Mrs. W. F. Smith.
Coneerto-C minor 1.-TWO pianos
Mrs. Denison. Mrs. G. F. Gallagher
Leap Year Dance.
The most novel and by far the nest
interesting affair of the season was
tho Leap Year dance given at the X.
NJ. X. c. hall last night. 1t was
Leap Year function in the true sense
Of the word. The young women who
entertained their young men friends
made every arrangement and bore all
expenses and to them alone is due
tho praise for one of the most elab-
crate and thoroughly enjoyable
dances in the history of local society
circles
Aside from its novelty the event
was made especially enjoyable by the
delightful and clever manner in which
the hostesses entertained. The hall
was tastefully and deliberately deco
rated and never before has it been
the scene of such brilliant affair.
The Leap Year feature was car
ried out in every respect. The for
trnate guests waited patiently at
their homes until called for by their
prettily gowned escorts. The latter
ushered them into the carriages and
incidentally tipped the cabby. The
dance programs were filled by the
hostesses and the men remained In
their seats until their partners came
for them. A delicious two course
lurcheon was served during the in
Permission and again the girls played
the gallants and acted as escorts.
The grand march was led by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Terrell. Webb's orchestra
furnished the music. Miss Fora Lee
who was at the head of the committee
on arrangements was overwhelmed
with congratulations over the success
OF the affair. The participants in the
happy event were:
Messrs and Mesdames o. S. Pea
body. L. Z. Denisol, c. c. Terrell, VIII
liam Cunningham. l.. Hartman, E. I.
Aisthorpe, Harry L. Halliday. II. n.
Calhoun. F. P. Ayres. A. Thistlewood,
w. l.. Thistlewood. NJ. s. Gilbert,
Leigh Wyman, c. l.. Barr II. S. Can
lee. Alexander Wilson. Douglas Hall
day aud Walter Krebs.
Misses Hal Richmond Of Clinton,
KY. Laurene Walker of Lexington.
Mo. Lurlene Bartlett of Mound City.
Leila Hastings, Maude Hastings.
Grace CIendenen. Nellie Lind, Mary
huette. vela Bondurant Eunice Bon
durant. Belle Cunningham, Alice Wen
ger. Martha Halliday, LYDIA Halliday.
Beatrice Laneaser. Mayme Cushmau.
Myrtle Teichman, Magdslene Wander
| burg. Fora Lee. G. Pearl Mulberry,
Ada Walker Eva Kerth. Rita Cohn.
Idaho Sutherland. Frankie Farrow.
Loretta Fitzgerald. Sarah Pink. Quin-
aara Jones. Madge Zimmerman. Ethel
Charles. Edna Lind. Emma Carey.
Marian Carey. Florence Carey. Edith
| Hill. Iona Swoboda- Alice Strong.
Emma Woodward, Lima Woodward
end Marie Haley.
| Messrs. Daniel Dogan of Danville.
| Edward Lewis. Joseph Wenger. Louis
block. Elmer Brown. Richard Renfro.
Henry Gilhofer. Jesse Gross. Harry
Stark. Horton Crehan. Phil Fitzgerald.
Pred Halliday. Gilbert Casey. Dan
Williamson. viii Howe. Allan Nc
Lane. Jack Hrrd Hunter Bird. Henry
| Steinel. Byron Her3ert Leo Kleb.
John Laid. Norman Halliday. II. n.
Henckeil. w. n. Mattox. West Dam
ron. Grin Rulef Oris Hastings Claude
Winter. Jr-. Ray Abel. Albert
Youngka. Harry Becker. Phil Redman.
G. Boissen. Floss Buder. Mason