The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25
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Mrs. Nancy Moffat who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jea~
ME Latimer for the past eight weeks
left Friday for her home in Rives
Tenn
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Stoyall who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
A. Il. Harris left Frday for their
home in Texas.
Mrs. Anne Harris has been on the
sick list.
Mrs. Domeyer ad little son of
Stuttgart, Ark. who have been the
guests of Mrs. Mabel Clarkson left
Friday for their home.
Mrs. Oliver Crenshaw is visiting
Miss Lila Rogers in Cairo.
Mrs. Anne Jones and little son Of
st. Louis, are the guests of Judge
and Mrs. Fred Browning
DR., Howell spent Friday in Cairo.
Mr.. ], L. Armstrong returned Fri
day from a two weeks visit TO Daw-
son Springs.
Mrs. Joe Russell spent Friday in
Cairo
Mr., Oliver Crenshaw is visiting
h S sister Mrs. Wea-en in Cairo
Miss Doema Boyd is visiting
friends in Pennington
Nj G. e. Butler has returned
from St Louis.
Mr., Fred Hurst has gone to Daw
son Springs and Paducah.
Pastor William Pearce of the First
BAPTIST church has returned home
after pleasant visit in Indiana.
Mr.. Buckner Ragsdale has re
turned from New York where he has
heen buying his fall goods.
Mr.. John Lett was in Bertrand on
Friday night.
Mrs. /. B. Pinney is in Oak Ridge
this week.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs
Henry Gaines entertained with 4
500" party in honor of her sister
Mrs. j. M. Poultes Of Walnut Ridge,
Ark., who is her house guest. Mrs
Gaines was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs, W. d. Kiser. Mrs. Ben
Frewer won the first prize, which
vas a dainty hand embroidered
towel. Mrs George Gassman won
the second a cut glass hat ply
holder, while Mrs. Buckner Rags
dale cut consolation and received
dainty apron. Punch was served
during the game. Later rafresh
u'ents consisting of an ice course
were served.
Mrs, Sue Hewlett delightfully."- en-.
tertaincd the ladies aid of the First
Presbyterian church On last Tues
day afternoon After the usual pro
gram refreshments of lemonade, iced
watermelon and sherbet We're served.
Mrs Hewlett also delighted the
hearts of the ladies with a nice do
nation OF $500 for the new church.
Work on the new Presbyterian
fhurch is progressing rapidly and it
viii be quite a neat building when
completed
Mrs. Ben Brewer entertained on
Wednesday evening with dinne-
in honor Of Mrs. Mittie Mahon of
Boonyille, Mo, who is the guest OF
Mrs. Paul Moore. The decorations
on this OCCASION both in the dining
room and throughout the house were
in pink. The table was beautifully
laid in handsome silver, cut glass
and china. Those seated at the
table with Dr. and Mrs. Brewer
were Col and Mrs. Paul Moore, Mrs.
Nittie Mahon OF Boonvile, Misses
Margaret Moore, Mittie Huff of Mar
shall Mttie Mahon Of Boonville, and
Margaret Leonard of Marshall, Mo.
On Thursday evenig Miss Margaret
Moore was the charming hostess of
q large party at her home on North
Main street, which she gave in
honor OF her house guest, Miss Nit
tie Mahon Of BoOnville Miss Mar
garet was assisted in receiving and
entertaining by her mother, Mrs
Paul Moore, Mrs. T Ben Brewer,
Paul Handy Moore, and her sister,
Miss Juella Moore. The rooms were
prettily decorated in the August
flowers. Grape juice and bon bons
were served while the guests enjoyed
he pame of "Rook " Altar Tim
games a delicious ice course was
served TO about fifty of the younger
society set
Mrs. 7. Ben Brewer Will entertain
on Friday evening with 500"
party in honor OF MS, Paul Moore
and her house guests Mrs Mittie
Huff and Margaret Leonard.
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