The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-02

It spill the contnnts on the floor
where the guests sat Chinese fahion. |
Other games appropriate to the oc-
casion were played Each guest was
masqued representing different char
acters. AS final each guest was
given a slip of paper upon which was
d number corresponding with num-
Der in come article in the room
These were small Halloween rovel-
ities which the guests carried home
as souvenirs Fruits and candies
were served as refreshments The
| house was decorated with Jack-o-
lanterns, Mrs, Ben Blankenship as
sisted Mrs Martin in entertaining
The guests were: Mory and Ralph
Wehrenbery Evalne and Mary LII
| cile Neadstine Zella and Doris
| Castor, yelma Read, Joe Overstreet,
Mary Helen Mertz, Reulah Parks,
Leila Marie Blankenship, Josephine
and Rudele Hoffman, Violet Sandson,
Martha Hernietta Capoot, Marian
Murphy, Emma Margaret Keller
Sophia Eichorn, Winifred SCHUYLER,
Maud Spaulding, Alice Tucker. Aleta
and Iris Finley, Blanche Lawler, Al
bert and Rowman Lutz, Carlos
Parker, Albert Alif, Cal and Mary
hnnn Sheerer, Mary Schiller, Anna
| Magdeline Shelton. Merle Miller,
| Margaret Ermnc Miller, Joo Huckle-
berry, Ralph Sw sshelm, Harry
| Painter and Ivan Buie.
| Mrs. Ben Henley Of Harrisburg,
fwho is visiting her father William
Frederick and other relatives at
Mounds was here shopping Tuesday.
| Mrs, r. A. Fair went to Cairo Tues
day to sperd few days with her
darthter, Mrs. Kate Noel
Capt James Bartleson of Ohm
stcd was in Cairo Tuesday on bust
| ess.
w, a. Johns, Jr., Of Hcoshaw, Ky,
lis visiting his cousin Mrs. II. e.
Parker and Mrs A. Y. Beaupre. 1a"
Miss Mary Palmer, primary teach
70 Jewell school is quite Ill at her
ono on Pearl street from tonsilitis.
| Miss Myrtle Walkers0n OF Mounds
substituted for her Thursday aud
Friday of last week. Miss Earl Tarr
Of this city Monday and Miss Grace
| Beaver of America came Tuesday to
fill the post until Miss Palmer Is
able to resume her duties.
| F. ]. Kuny returned home Tuesday
from an extended business trip
through the north where he has
| spent several weeks in the interest
of the Williamson-Kuny Mill and
Lumber Co
L Mrs. William Price was Mounds
visitor Tuesday afternoon,
The members of the woman's Club
entertained their husbands with a
Halloween party at the home Of
Mrs ]. M. Tucker on Pearl street
and Railroad avenue Tuesday even
ing. The ladies' were CARRIED as
rhosts of great departed personages
nd except for an occasionally sub
lued laugh the scene was very
picrd aspect when the husbands en-
tered the spacious rooms which were
draped in sheets and lighted only by
IaclS-o-lanterns. Each lady furnish
cd a portion OF tho menu which con
sisted of pumpkin pie and coffee.
There was short program. Mrsfl
VIM. Mertz played an instrumental
solo Mrs. Charles Schiller Mrs. A.
Il, Compton, Mrs. b. Hutchinson and
Mrs. Clyde Hickey gave readings anC
Mrs. Thomas Higgins rendered In
strmental Duets. Following this the
evening was devoted to various
games. Those present were: Messrs.
and Mesdames Lon Shelton, Charles
Schiller, L. G. Perks, B. Hutchinson,
Ira Finley, A. l.. Compton and G. T..
Hickey; Mesdames Thos. Higgins,
Eva Bowling, William Mertz w. w,
| Hoylc, j. s. Miller, Frank Handley
and j. NJ Tucker