The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-02

asching they unmaskcd. Refresh
cuts were served.
Those present were Misses Vir-
pinia Mosley. Gladys DeVore, Nota
Edwards, Nellie Harrison, Helen
Miller, Marie Cahill and Lyla Nc
Cune; Willie Edwards, Earl and
tIuah Cahill Casey Devora, Willie
and Charlie Schneider, Robert EDGAR
nevore, Robert hw~old Walter and
albert Sullivan, Glen Faulkner ard
FLOYD Derr
Edwin Pord Of the Metrono'ita~-
ms Co., Of Cairo was II tho Cit,
Tuesday
Rev Joseph Buie and Mrs. Charlie
JiVesay;left Tuesday and Mrs. r. NJ
Ford ard C,.s Miller willsIeave We'd
neslay to attend the CONGREGATIONAL
association at Alb'on. They will re-
turn home Friday
Mrs. n. G. I4awler entertained 2
few young people with halloween
party at her home on Pearl street
Monday evening. They enjoyed
Themselves in fudge making tho early
part of the evanir@, and later PLAYED
ne usual hallo-~'ocn games. The
hoetess sc~vcd cranoe, nnnles a-f
'othor fruits for Refreshments. The
~reats wore: Misses blanche and
rrlia SCHUYLER, Mary Mnlroncv, ana
Tyrtlc Paccus; Messers Joseph
Martin Thorpe. Fred Johnson, Ralp''
Schuler end Ell H;llerich. ="
Mrs. Houtson reaver OF yallev
Reclusc and Mrs. Abe Beaver and
Miss Mimic lewis Of America were
shopping here Tuesday.
The Woman's Club mot TVnsdn'
afternoon at TIE hone OF Mrs, Fred
Food on Third and Ponlar streets
A business session was held. at which
\ ccmmitfne composed OF Meedamer
T. M. Thicker, p. Hutchinson, Charles
Schiller ard Ira Finley were appoint
ed to draft resolutions of sympathy
for Mrs w. A. Wall, one Of the mem
bers whose mcfhN" Mrs, TNor'ar
prowrer, died recently. The remain
der of the afternoon was uadcr tbs
auspices Of the musical denartmc7t
of tho club which department Mrs
Hccd is director. The following pro-
rrnm WIS rendered and was highlv
appreciated: Paper on music, Mrs
] 7. Mcclure, Instrumental duet
Mesdames w. A. Montgomers ane
Thomas Higgins. Reading, Mrs
Charles Schulcr; instrumental sole
Mrs William Mcrt2; rcadinp, Mrs
q. Hutchinson; vocal solo, Mrs, Fred
Food; paper on "Bcethoven,' Mrs
y. r. Easterdar; instrumental solo
Mrs w A. MONTGOMERY; paner or
"191f," Mrs. w. w lEough instru
n'ertal sole, Mrs. William Mertz.
After the program was rendered
the club adjourned until Tuesday
Nov IA, to meet with Mrs. l., G
Perks. The musical department vii
have It's meeting at Che home OF Mr.
w. A. MONTGOMERY on High stree
Thursdaye Nov. 10.
r. L. Britton Of Pulaski, Henry
Bride ard Miss Stella Cantrell o
Villa RIDGE were guests OF c. S. Brit
ton and family Tuesday
The Rebekah lodge is to have
charge of the Palm theatre FRIDAY
evening, Nov 8. The proceeds will
be applied on the Odd Fellows piano
fund.
Halloween dance was given a
Perks & Higgins hall Tuesda!
evening. About twenty couples par
ticipated
Little Miss Lille Read is SUFFERING
from an attack of topsilitis.
Russell Martin was host to large
number of his friends at Hal.
low'een party given at his home 81
East First and Pearl streets. -Four
contests arranged by his mother, Mrs
George E. Martin were greatly en-.
joyed. The contests and winner;
were corn Smelling, Maude Spauld.
ing; throwing nuts in mouth o.
pumpkin, Mary Wehrenberg; arrang.
ing letters to spell Halow cen
Sophia Eichorn; nut busting, Mary
Schiller. A large bag containing
peanuts and pop corn was suspended
in the door between the parlors and
Alice Tucker was chosen on account
Of her fairy costume to take the
hand and by bursting the bag with