The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
CHARLESTON ;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mrs. John Rhodes returned home
on Monday from st. Louis, where
she had been for the past week.
Mrs. C NJ Davis and son left
Tuesday for Cairo to join party
and take a boat trip up the Ten
ncsSee river.
Miss zelma Chatting, of Poplar
Bluff, is the guest of Miss Mabel
Ostner.
Mr., and Mrs. r f. Douglas and
little son, Allen. leave Saturday for
vt. Louis and Kansas City.
Mrs. Erma ogilyie leaves satur-
day for Chicago
Misses Bess and Edna Whelan, of
Terrell, Ills, are the guests OF the
Misses Faust, On Commercial street.
Misses Laura and Roxy Matingly
viii arrive home on Saturday from
Cape Girardeau, where they have
been for the past two months.
Mrs Mabel Clarkson and son,
Cedric, left Tuesday for Cairo
From there they viii take a boat
trip up the Tennessee river.
Miss Florence Lane win return
this week from Cape Girardeau.
Rev, and Mrs Bradley, of Skies
ton, We're in this city on Monday
and Monday night,
Mesaames George van Lcas and
John Bird and little Miss Kathryn
Byrd have returned from a two
weeks visit to Arcadia and ST..
Louis.
Misses Maude Brown, Kathleen
Wharry end Jack Thompson have
gone on q camping trip this week
with party Of young people from
Sikeston.
Miss Susanna Pulliam has gone
to Charlottesville, Mo. to visit rel
atives.
Mrs. w. T. Marshall and daugh-
ter, Helen. left Tuesday for Ken
lucky to visit relatives.
Mrs. Stovall, of Tyler, Texas, is
the guest OF Mrs. A. E. Harris.
Mrs. W. l.. Simpson, of st. Louis,
Is mere the guest of relatives.
Judge Define has returned from
81, Louis.
stlas Baker was in Cairo this
week.
Mrs. Leonard Hawlett and daugh-
ter, Miss Eaelle, were in Cairo on
Wednesday,
Miss Nell Taylor leaves Saturday
aight for visit in st, Louis with
her brother.
Miss Mabel 0strus was the charm
Ing hostess of large rsok" party
on Monday evening at her beautiful
aome on East Commercial street.
which she gave in honor Of her
house guest, Miss zelma Chatline, OF
Poplar BLUR. Nasturtiuns were
used in a most artistic manner to
decorate the rooms that were
thrown open for this occasion. Miss
oStuer was gowned in white lace
over pink satin She was assisted
iu receiving by the honoree, who
W1re pink silk null over satin.
Ned Lemonade was served during
th game by Misses Bessie Marbburv
ard Helen 0stuer. Misses Eugenia
dc rdan and Fay Ostuer rendered
ne very delightful music, which
Gded greatly to the pleasure of the
guests. The evening closed with
Tie serving of an ice course
Nuout fifty Young people enjoyed
Miss Ostuer's hospitality.
Mrs. II. l.. Reid entertained att
dinner on Tuesday at high noon.
Seated at the table We've Mesdames
lbbby Smith, Susan seyank. Sue
.iardin, Mary Byrd and Mamie
lianter,
Mr.. and Mrs Matt Lee gave din
nor on Wednesday at noon, Sweet
peas We're used to form the decora-
lions. An elegant four-course dim
aer was served Those who en-
ioyed their hospitality were: Mr.
and Mrs. W. c. Bryant. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs
y NJ. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Hewlett, Mr.. and Mrs, Chris Jordan,
and Miss Az2ie McMulljn.
Mr.. Chris Jordan has gone to
Arcadia for few days.
Mrs, j. T. Bunton and children
have gone 10 Kansas City for
visit,