The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-23

Misses Ilufcheson, Miller and eBtts,
Living Picture, Flower Girls
Hoop Drill, Fourteen Young Girls,
Selections. Orchestra.
Reading, Mrs. Ruby Richcy.
Voice Solo, Mrs. Fed Hood,
Living Picture, Betsy Ross,
Reading. Mrs, A, l., Compton,
Instrumental Duet Mesdames
Read and Higgins,
Last Rose of Summer illustrated
Miss Alice Tucker.
Vocal Solo, Miss lrma Belts.
Instrumental Solo, Miss Avis Cur
rem.
Selections, Orchestra.
Living Picture tFinale) Victory
The pictures and persons present
ing them were as follows:
Motherhood. Mrs Blanche Hood
and little Misses Iris Finley, Rudele
Hoffman, Genevieya Harris, Mar
garet Westerman, Helen Maddox,
Ayeril Richey, Christine Siefert,
Hazel Mason. Helen Poor, Sophia
Eichhorn. Mary Weh-cnberg, Mary
Helen Mertz, Verdell Ford, Velma
and Lilly Read, Doris Castor, Lucin-
da Clark, Alberta Williamson and
Master Merlin Maddox; the Gracchi,
Miss Irma Belts and Helen and Mer-
lin Maddox; the Flower Girls-M-s,
Fl, A. Mason. Mrs. Harry Poor and
Mrs. Ruby Richey; Betsy Ross, Mrs.
Alice Schiller; Victory, Mrs. A. L..
Compton, Mrs L. c. Perks, Mrs. Ira
Finley and Mrs. Frank Handley.
The young ladies who so ably gave
the hoop drill were Lila McCune,
Alice Tucker. Beulah Parker, Agnes
and Mary Schiller, Louise Britton.
Violet Sandeson. Mary Anna Sheerer,
Merle Miller, Emma aMrgaret Kei
Ter, Sophia Eichhorn Martha Hen
rietta Capoot, Josephine Hoffman
and Aleta Finley. Misses Gladys
Parker. Earl Tarr Myrtle Baccus,
Freda Miller and Ella Dolan acted as
ushers.
At its regular meeting Tuesday
evening Mound City Lodge No. $50
/. 0. O. F. decided to have its annual
Memorial service at one of the
churches in the month OF June, the
exact date and place to be an
nounced later
Ed Miller returned home Tuesday
from a trip to the south whore he
transacted business the past week
Miss Blanche Martin has returned
home from a few days visit with
Mrs. Voorhees, Coombes in Cairo
Milton Ford was a Cairo visitor
Tuesday
Miss Anna Kellar has accepted the
position of pianist at the Owego
motion picture theater at Mounds.
Misses Cora May Livesay and Beu-
lab Keller attended the show Tues
day evening
The steamer st. Paul from St
Louis and whose winter quarters
were at Paducah, was put onto the
cradles at the Ways Tuesday for ex,
tensive repairs.
Miss Anna Barth and Mrs. Bertha
Grear of Cairo were guests of Mrs.
Harry Lawler Saturday.
Mrs. Edw. Seymour returned home
Tuesday from st. Louis, Carlyle and
other points where she had spent
several weeks.
Miss Hazel Fletcher of Mounds is
spending the week with Mrs A. r.
Clark and family Of High street.
B. King and j. l.. Marley Of
Mounds were members OF the Or
chestra which furnished music for
the Woman's Club entertainment
given Tuesday evening. The re
mainder of the orchestra were James
Miller. Harry Perkins and Joe Mar
tin, Mrs. VIM Read was pianist.
w T. Hayden was In Cairo on
business Tuesday.
Elisha Tucker Of Cairo was In the
city Tuesday
Miss Francis Dinzler, milliner for
c, s. Britton and company, left for
Charleston, Mo, Tuesday where she
was called on account Of the death
Of an aunt, whose remains will be in
tered there Thursday. She was ac-
companied to Cairo by Mrs. Britton
Mrs II r Neadstine of Centraria
and Mrs. Pat Mathis Of Kanawha,
Okla, who are guests Of relatives in
the city, were among the Cairo shop
pers Tuesday
VIM Shoemaker Of villa Ridge
was in town Tuesday on business.
Miss Fannie Goforth Of Mt. Car
mel arrived Tuesday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Miller and family in this
city and NJ Maddox and family in
Cairo.
Mrs c. A. Compton attended al
of the Rebekah Lodge in
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