The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-24


orr charming hostess
The first, Punching for Peanuts
in bowl with hat. Mr.. c. A.
Compton proved himself to be the
champion peanut paneher" Of the
crowd, He most surely had been
practicing the day before.
Then all guests were given papers
on which they must draw some AMI
mai and exchange with each other
When the papers were passed
around for inspection they most as.
suredly proved a wonderful talent
among the guests.
Another sheet OF paper was given
to guests, on which each wrote
1.-THE names of the songs as Mrs
Hood rendered them on the piano.
This proved very amusing and in
teres ting.
A two course luncheon consisting
OF sandwiches, pickles, coffee. ice
cream and cake.
Judge Wall made short address
complimentary to the club Mrs
Della Tucker gave short talk tell
ing of the upbulldins of the club
The members thanked the gracious
lost and hostess for so delightful an
evening, for the kindness that
prompted them 10 extend the
hospitality OF their beautiful home
Those present: Mrs. Hall Whitaker
Mrs. Fred Hood. Mrs. Chas. Schnei'
der, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Seifert, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Finley, Mrs. Frank
Handley, Mrs. w. w ITough, Mrs
Harry Poore. Mrs. John Rhine, jude
and Mrs. W. A. Wall, Mrs. Della
Fucker, Mrs Martha A. Seymaa7s
Mrs. S. J. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Compton.
An article N the st. Louis Star OF
tovember IL gives the announce
rent of Miss Elizabeth Meyer de.
lutant OF last season and for tha
past three years q maid of honor at
the Yelled Prophets court, at a
luncheon given Nov. II at her home
on Lindell boulevard. She will
marry r. Newton Mcdowell OF thu
Northwestern Insurance Company
with offices in the Bank Of Conn
merte building. Miss Meyer is the
laughter of Theodore F. Meyer,
resident OF Meyer Bros. Wholesale
Drug Company. She has been
tudying at Miss BENEFITS school at
MiIlbroek, N. Y. Mr.. Mcdowell is
a graduate of Smith Academy and
University of Michigan. This news
viii be OF especial interest to Mound
Gitians and others in this locality
~ MFR. Mcdowell Is a son OF Robert
Mcdowell who died several years
lgo, was born and reared in this
city. His mother was Miss Maude
Casey who now resides In st. Louis.
Miss Blanche Martin entertained
= few friends at her home on Fourth
and Poplar streets Thursday even
ing Music, dancing and cards were
'eatures of the entertainment. Mrs
William Martin, ST., and Mrs. Harry
Lawler assisted the hostess in serv-
ng ice cream, cake and candy. Those
present. Messre. and Mesdames Ben
Blum, William Ashbaugh, Carl Park
man and Fred Culp; Miss Elsie Rod
man, David Blazer and Joseph Mar.
tin.
Little Miss Mary Louise Sweeney
celebrated her seventh birthday b.
entertaining few OF her friends at
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sweeney, Saturday
afternoon She was the recipient Of
several pretty gifts. Her mothar
was assisted in serving chocolate.
cake. candy and pop corn by Misses
Lila MeCune and Leota Winters.
The guests were: Lucille Richard
son, Teresa Masterson. Averil Rich
ey, Mary and Elizabeth Crozier, Cora
Kinney, cealeta O'Sullivan, Mary
and Catherine Sweeney. Joseph Cro-
zier and George Sweeney. ~ 81
Elias Easterday Of Frcderieks-
town. Mo. il the gurst 81 his nephew
H. r. yesterday. He is en- route to
Brownsyilie, Texas. where No wHll re-
side.
Miss Allee Craig or Chicago ar.
rived Friday evening 10 yisit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. p. G. Craig. O.
Poplar street
Mr.. and Mrs q. w James, Jr.,