The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-04
: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Chaffee, Mo-, visiting relatives this
week,
Mr. John Lett has been on the
sick list
| Mrs. Mayme Barker left Tuesday
for visit to friends in Bertrand
and Dexter, Mo.
Mr.. w, C. Brewer left Monday
might for a business trip to. St
Louis
| Mrs. Mittie Mahon and daughter
Mittte, who have been the guests q
Col, and Mrs. Paul Moore leit satur-
day night for their home in Boone
willie. They were accompanied by
little Miss Joella Moore,
Mrs. Schive~in Of New York, who
| has been spending the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. Il Il. Johnson
of this city, will leave Saturday for
California to spend few months
j. Wade Senifr of Pittsfield, H.
lis in this city directing q concert
(which is to be given at the Chris
tian church on Thursday evening
I for the benefit of the church. There
will be good music and readings
given by the best talent of the city
Mrs. Knight Of Dupo Ill.,, who has
been visiting in this city for the
past few weeks left Monday for hes
home
Mr.. Alfred Daniorth arrived hoEe
Saturday from an extended western
tou~ Of three months,
Mrs. Liston Conner Of Cape Girar
deau, spent Sunday night in thi'
city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
sJohn Rhodes
MI Edgar Hin has gone to Jones
bore. Ark, this week
Mrs. Leonard Hewlett and daugh-
ter. Miss Ezelle spent Saturday in
Cairo.
Mrs. Mary Moore and children left
Tuesday for Columbia to spend the
winter
Co. and Mrs. Paul Moore Mr.
Paul Handy Moore, Misses Mittie
Huff and Margaret Moore, will leave
Wednesday for West Baden, Ind, to
spend a few days. From there they
will 40 to Louisville, Ky, for a
short stay
Miss Leila Harris charmingly en-
tertained the "Rook Club" one night
last week at the home of Mrs. j. J..
Russell. Later an ice course was
served to the guests up at the Busy
Bee,
Numbered among the many de
lightful social affairs of the season
was the series of dinners given on
last Friday at high noon and six
O'Clock in the evening by Mrs. Scott
McElnurry at her lovely home on
North Main street. Mrs McElmurry
received he~ guests with charming
cordiality and made them welcome
Both in the dining room and other
rooms thrown open for this occasion,
beautiful astors were used in pleas
ing arrangement to form the deco
rations. About th!rty-fve ladies
enjoyed Mrs MeElmurry's hospital
ity The out of town guests were
MesdGmes Mittie Mahon Of Boone
willie, Schiverin of New York ann l.
NJ Pculter of Walnut Ridge, Ark.
Moaday afternoon Miss Lota
Clark on delightfully."- entertained
the afternoon 800" club at her
home on North Main street
Mrs, James Loomis, won the first
prize, a beautiful pin cushion Of
pink persian ribbon Mrs. Ben
Brewer won the second, pretty
lavender pin cushion. Mrs. ] NJ
Butler won the visitors prize, an
Ivory fan Besides the regular clIb
members the out of town guests
were Misses Mittie Huff of Marshall,
Kaggley of KY Mesdames J. MI.
PoGlter of Walnut Ridge, Ark, and
Mrs, Jack Ogilvie OF Va
A Lunch consisting Of two courses
was served Quite a surprise was
giveH the hostess by her guests tho
day being her birthday, each guest
had brought little gift, and a
beautiful birthday cake adorned
with sixteen candles was enjoyed by
the guests,
Mrs, J. ], Russell in her usual
charming manner delivered toast
to the fair hostess.
The home Of Mr. and Mrs Leon
ard Hewlett. was again the scene
of most enjoyable affair on Mon
day evening when their daughter,
Miss IzeIle entertained twenty
friends at "Rook." Miss Ezelle was
assisted in receiving by her mother,
Mrs. Hewlett, and aunt, Miss Azzic
McMullin. Iced lemonade was
served during the games. Later an
ice course was served. The rooms
used were most effectively decorated
in pretty goldenrod.