The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-06-27

nearly a years absence with reia-
I tivcs in California.
Mrs. Mabel Clarkson and son,
! Cedric, spent Sunday in Bertrand
with the family of Mr. Clyde Hart.
Mrs. Barbara Lloyd left Thursday
for Kentucky to visit her father who
is very sick.
Miss Caroline Hardner il In this
city, the guest Of Miss Inez Andrews
Mrs. E. x. Wilson is in ST. Louis
for several weeks staying with rela-
tivcs.
Misses Louise Porter and Fay
Smith CT Clinton, Ky, arc the guests
of Miss Eugenia Jordan.
Miss Lillian Halliday of Cairo Is
in this city, the guest of Miss Ezelle
Hewlett.
Mrs. Leonard Hewlett will enter
tain the w. c. T. u. on next Friday
evening. 1t will be Flower Mission
Day, and free-will Offering Will
be taken for the sick.
Ln last Thursday Mr. and Ms
'3$ar Swank delightfully."- ente~
| tained number Of friends with a
four dinner, Pink and yell
| low roses were used as Il decoration
Those seated at the table We've Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Swank, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Lair, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Rowe, and Judge and Mrs.
Marshall.
On Friday Mrs. Sue Goodin enter
tanned large number of her rela-
tivc1 at dinner In honor Of her
daughter, Mrs. Mann of TeXarkana,
Ark, who is hel house guest.
On Friday evening Mrs. Frank
Hecquembouer entertained quite a
| large crowd CT the younger society
set of town. Games We're enjoyed
until late hour. Ices were served
| during the evening.
Saturday evening Mrs. Joe Cren-
shaw was the hostess OF a party for
the young people which she gave in
| honor Of Miss Mona Mckinney. Mrs.
| Crenahaw was assisted in entertain
ing by her sister, Miss Evelyn Good
win of Eldorado, Ark Among the
games which furnished the amusa
ment was nose contest. About
thirty young people were present
Dainty ices were served, which
closed the evening.
| Sunday, at high noon, Mr.. and
Mrs Chris Jordan gave an elegant
| Surprise" dinner for their daugh-
ter Miss Eugenia, and son Eugene
who were celebrating their six
tenth birthday,
| Sweet peas and watermelons were
the flowers used in the decorations
The table was beautifully laid. Tho
center held large birthday cakc
bering the sixteen tiny candles.
| A thfcc-Course dinner was served
| by Misses Mona Mckinney, Hattie
| IIisoy, Laura Anderson and Stellr
Pearse.
| Those seated at the table were;
| Misses EzeIle Hewlett, Airline Brown
Ella Bush Oliver, Ollie Fry, Eugenis
| Jordan, Alice Carsuif Cairo III.
Louise Porter, Clinton Ky; Fa,
;mith, Clinton, Ky. Messrs. Eugene
| Jordan, Marion Brown, Moffat Latl
ner, Russell Dent, Oliver Goodin
| Max Ostner, Jack Wilkinson, Aller
Mattingly.
| Mr. j. I, Bunton was the host o
a Stag" dinner on Monday evening
(which he gave at his home in homo
Iof his son, Mr., Fred Mcleod of Kan
lsas City, Mo.
The rooms open for the pleasur
Of the guests We're beautifully deco
rated in nasturtiums. The plac,
cards wer original bits of poetr,
describing the occupation of Gael
guest. A five course dinner wa
served, after which toasts were re
, iponded to by the different guests
Those seated around the tabl
we're Messrs. r. f. Douglass, Waite
| Rowe, T.. Il. Johnson, Luke Hewlett
Leonard Hewlett, f. B. Hearr
Reece b. Bryce, Dennison Tricky
Ghas. Trickey, John Bondurant
cred Mcleod, J, D. Harley.
Miss Ezelle Hewlett is entertain
. ing with house party this weel
9 tIere guests arc Misses Alice Cal
! uff of Cairo, Mabel Lee Popular
+. Bluff, Mo, Ruth Harris of Morle,
!. Mo-; Lillian Halliday of Cairo, Ill
r Babb Smith of Pennington, Mo
n louise Porter of Clinton, Ky; Fla
smith, Clinton, Ky, and Eugeni
Jordan and Helen Edwards of tn
city
/, Miss Hewlett gave a cobweb part
n on Monday evening in honor of h,