The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-10
MOUND CITY,
June 9.


Misses Flora Harris and Eearl
Michael of Paducah, who are the
guest of Mrs, Eugene Kahn in Cairo,
spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Blum on High street.
Mrs. +. T. Snyder and little daug,,-
tiers Lena and May, returned home
Tuesday evening from a few days
visit with relatives and friends at
Vienna and Tunnel Hill, Mr.. Snyder
spent Sunday at Vienna
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Lynch, of NAL
den, Mo, who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs, Lee Rhodes in Padu.
cab. came to this city Wednesday,
accompanied by Mrs. Rhodes and lit
tie daughter Lena. who left on the
Fowler for their home, Mr. and Mrs.
Lynch went to Cairo where they at
tended the commencement exercises
in which thir son, John, was a par
ticipant, being a member of the class
of 10. "a
Mrs. A. A. Taylor, who has been
quite i'll at the home of her daughter
Mrs. A. ] rougherty, is convalescent.
George Walker. an employee Iof
the M. & O. R. r. in Cairo, wa in
Monds Wednesday. circulating
among friends in the |. C. R. r. Of
fees where he was formerlyemploy-
ed.
Mrs Pritchet, of Holloway. KY,
accompanied by her guests, Mrs. Ed
ma Ritehey, of Eldorado and Mrs.
Mary e. Young and grandson, Clyde
Young, of Mt. Vernon, Ind, was il
the city Wednesday shopping.
The Chee-Eta Club was delightful
iy entertained Tuesday evening at
the. st. Charles Hotel by Miss Rose
Mulroney, AT this function Miss
Rose announced her engagement 20
Mr.. Edward Williams, Of Gary, Ind.
This was a great surprise to all the
young ladies with the exception OF
Kate Conley, Edna Miller and Kath-
ryn McNeele. Music and games We're
Tn principal feature OF the early part
of the evening. One Of the games
or contests was a musical love story
and Miss Kathryn Mcneil won the
prize, hand painted plate. Later
| the. guest weve .ushered to the din
| ing room which was decorated very
artisticahy. dong ropes of hearts
were SUSPENDED from the chandelier
| to each corner Of TIE table upon
which was a lunch cloth with nap
| kins and doilies to match and these
were adorned with little cupds and
hearts. Two immense boquets o.,
brides 70 es were placed on each end
Of the; LONG table, and a iargewnise;
fortune cake IN the eenter WhenI
| the cake, was cent Miss Veronica Fita-,
gerald receigea, the rings Miss Goral
Victor TIE penny and Miss Jessie
Naadstien the needle. At each platei
| was "a novel place card which con
| oil ted of two cards.s one Miss MIL
roney's aud %the hotner Mr. Williams,
| tisa together with white ribbon on
| 1.-THE end Off which were two, tiny reaa
heatts.aa Or The outer side of onea
| cavl was Nratcn q few measures OH
IMendc'ssnhr' Wedding March. AS
soliy.sY IA Miss Muironey gave each
|or" n ,aall waite wedding bell fill
| ed with candy, The guests enjoyed
| the fairty luncheon which was COM
|posed of the following. WEIGH Rare
thh,, pickles, olives, pea-patties,
Chicken salad. cheese straws, sand
Hwiches, hot chocolate, strawberry
flcc, cake and candies. After this the
que is returned to the parlors when
J he bride-tobe was congratulated.
HThose present ware Misses Edna
|MilIer, Cora Victor. Kate ConieN
bKatbryn McNcile, Jesse Neadstinc,
.ena stern, Hazel Curren. Veronica
sFitzgeralI OF Cairo, and Clara Bow
Imam, of Tunnel Hill. All except the
5ast three are members, Of the Chez.
sta Club. ss#lsArs w M
Miss Jessie SCHUYLER. who has been
'eriously III the past week follows
Ens q fell which she received on May