The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-28
NEARLY ALL CAIRO
At LAWN FEIE
BOARD OF MANAGERS OF CAIRO
cHiLDREN's HOME SCORE
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
$500 ABOVE EXPENSES
Every One Mooved BY Purpose Ts
Aid Good cause--30 Autos Busy
--PatedaIe Scene of Pleas
ant RIvelry.

The lawn fete yesterday afternoon
land evening at Patierdale, the beau-
tiful nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
10. Patier, under the auspices OF the
managing board of the Children's
n Home was one of the most enjoyable
affairs Of the kind ever given In this
| vicinity and it was als0 a grand sue
cess financially--the ladies realizing
over 5000 as the result Of their efforts.
The day and the evening was ideal
as to weather conditions. ani the
Transportation facilities were aplen-
did. The interurban service was ex-
4 cellent, and tae fare very reasonable.
A most enjoyable made of travel
that by automobile--was taken adyan'
4 tage Of AL who could secure seats,
and nearly thirty automobiles
We're kept on the go afternoon and
4 evening BY the owners who so kindly
! volunteered the use Of unelr care and
| their services. One may judge OF the
number Of people carried back ana
forth by the autos. when 1t is stated
one driver turned in the receipts OF
Is trips.
Mrs. Leo, McDaniels was the en-.
lterprising manager Of the auto fea'
ture.
The beautiful grounds and residence
was decorated by Mr. Patier and pre-.
scented picture as OF fairyland. Many
Japanese lanterns were used. AT
night they were lighted and the soft
light lent enchantment to the scene.
The attendance during the after.
noon and evening was estimated to
be between five and six hundred peo
| pie
4 In the afternoon the children liIad
delightful time, special amusenents
oeing provided for them, such as tot
,Llls, swings, fishing ponds. etc. and
| Prof Charles Wunderlichs juEenile
,rohestra furnished the music during
Z afternoon which was enjoyed by
many people who attended In the
afternoon remained over for the even
ng taking their lunch at the refresh
nent pavilion.
Tie sixteen children of the Child
rens Home, were given an enjoyable
time in tine afternoon. They were
laken from the Home and returned
M automobiles.
The country Club donated the use
81 their club house and in the even
ing q dance was conducted from
| which affair neat sum was realized
4 Arthur Barrier with his drums ant
| Misses Mona Perrault and Iona
5woboda on the piano, constituted the
music.
| Prof Deal and his excellent orches
.rafurnished the music during tiht
evening which added much to the en-
\ joyment Of the occasion.
The managers wish to publicly ex
press their thanks TO all those whC
contributed to the success or the aifaal
The Cairo Electric an1 Traction GO
or excellent service and low rates
4alliday-Rittenhous Co., for puttinl
IN the extralights, B. H. Wing of tn
Cairo Creamery for the Ice cream
Andrew Lorh EEbttling Co. for TIN
, soda. F. Teichman & Co, Angus
, Bode and Paul Fl. Schulz for the cigar
Cairo Ice and Coal Co., for the ice
Mrs. Herman Gunther for the bread
. 0. Shea and Aydt and George am
, Walters, for hams, Charles Q. Patie
for candies and decorations, Geo I
Walker for tickets, Marable th
painter, for signs, the members of tn
: wo orchestras, Prof. Deals and Pro
| Wanderlicks, the owners or the outt
mobiles and all others who contribu
ed to make such glorious success c
the affair. A. special vote of thank
? we're given to Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. PI
: tier for the use of their beautif1
grounds and residence-"Pa Patierdale
The ladies having the affair
charge we're assisted by many i'm tn
. various service required.
Tne children's Committee wei
headed as follows:
Mrs Leo. MeDaniels, automobiles
Mrs. w. N. Butler, Candies; Mrs.
4. X. Cohn, soda water, etc. Mrs.
"a Commings, sandwiches and cofret
!. Mrs. John A. Miller, ice cream, etc
: Mrs ]. j. Rendleman, advertising
y Mrs Charles Miller and Mrs. II.
!, Walters, fish pond; Mrs. Louis Ia
one. fortune telling; Mrs. Geors
u Clark, novelty store; Mrs. Davt
Johns, decoration; Mr.. and Mrs. LEI
- Denison, Thomas Mcfarland and Ke
'e meth Wenger managed the dance
the Catnty Club