The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-11

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Trimble, Tenn, who is visiting M
and Mrs. Met Quar:es, of Mounds
They also have as their guests, M
Quarles' father, Robi Quarles and
brother j. E., of Fort Worth, Tex.
Miss Smith is cousin of Mr.. Qua
les.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. A~ey and little
dar ghter Vera, returned home We'd
nesday from visit with Cairo rela-
tives.
One of the most elaborate sOci
functions of the season was enjoyed
by number of young people at the
home of Miss Edne Miller, on High
street Friday evening. The affair
vas III honor of Miss Rose Muloney,
who has been prominent in the city's
society annals the past few years and
whose approaching marriage has pre-
viously been announced. Immediately
when Miss Mulroney was decoyed in
TO the darkened back parlor there wa
a rush of girlish figures and stimuli
taneously all hollowee surprise and
a shower of little remembrances from
the girls fen upon her. That the sur
prise was complete was evinced by
| Miss Mulroney's EXPLANATIONS. Whe1
the first excitement was over Miss
| Miller brought forth three contests in
| successon.-The first, Write eight
lines of Poetry about Rose" This
caused much merriment and Miss
| Cathryn McNeile was the winner OF
| the prize. In the next contest the
gusts were requested to write their
| fayorite reripes and, no doubt, Miss
Mulroney will find a number of use.
full hints for delecacies among shese.
Another contest ana by far the most
battling was "Old Fashioned Flow
ers'' in which Miss Lena Stern was
the winner of the 1st prize and Mrs.
Ruby Richey of the BOBBY. Following
this, dainty refreshments of white ana
pink ice cream and cake of the same
hGes, was served by the hostess as.
sisted by her sisters, Misses HeleL
and Freda. Delightful souvenirs con
sisting OF small photos or Miss Null.
roney and her fiance tied with pink
| ribbon were presented to the guests.
Then all repaired to the parlor wher ,
music and conversation occupied an
hour of the rapidly advancing even
ing. One and all decided that 1t was,
e'er this, time for them to leave for
their homes SO they retired to the
back paror again but not to leave
before another, and the main feature
of the evening was TO be enacted
Here Miss Mulroney was gathered
bodily into the arms of some Of the
guests and carried into the dining
room where she was placed upon the
table in the center Of the rocl1
above which suspended pink box
| the ties of which were losened
showering her with mass Of beauti,
full linens. She was overwhelmed
with surprise but in her usual man.
ner thanked her friends FOR the Iowa
| lv membranes. This ended this
most pleasant evening and the
guests departed for their homes bic,
ding farewell to the hostess, who's
Ingenuity had furnished for them a
delightful affair, and wishing the
| guest OF honor much happiness in he'
approaching nuptials. Those who has
| the pleasure of participating were
| Mesdames ADELAIDE Murphy. Aria
| Palmer and Ruby Richey, Ida John
son, Jesse and Anna Schiller, Clara
Westerman, of New Orleans, Veronica
Fitzgerald, of Cairo, Olga and Lilliar
Johanssn, Rose Muironey, Kathryn
| McNeile, Lena Stern, Blanche Oar
ragh, Minnie Boyd, Cora Victor, Ed
ma Miller and Harriet Hawley.
| Geo Ashby was a Cairo business
CALLER Friday.
Miss Ruth Stophlee, of Cairo is thu
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Capoo
and family in this city.
Mrs. G.. F. Meyers and sister, Miss
Clara Westerman were Cairo shop
lpers Friday.
r Miss Ida Johnson returned Frida,
! after spending the past week in 81
! Louis on business.
NJ Mrs Mai Warwick and little sol
. Ashby, who have been visiting rela
tives here and in Kentucky the pas
> summer, returned this week to he