The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-18
MOUND


the Seniors at the home of Hershe
Eiehborn. With the Juniors in the
receiving line the Seniors arrived al
s o'clock. There were numerous
games and contests. OF which cut
ting contest and another dissected
advertisements, the latter under th-
ieadcrship of Miss Alma Schuler,
were pleasing features. The par.
loss we're tastefIlly decorated in
vine and white. the 1913 class col
ors. and this color scheme was car
r I'd out in the dining room deoora-
tions. where wine and white roses
predominated A beautiful ribbon
canopy Of orange and black, the
liigh school oolors. being over the
banquet table and the place cards
were hand decorated in wine and
white, partners for the dining room
wire obtained in unique manner
drums. A lhree-course dinner was
served dur which several witty
toasts were given. Following this
The company repaired to the parlor
waere ..Charadea" conducted BIZ
Mss fnnn o'Snlliyan proved very
irterpstinf 4 portion OF the time
~.-s t'gvelrd t "tree" confess. a
wa tes,ta saftas YRS cyranjpd n
N-e ieh s,n rhn kirdl' tan
dt pl F aptne AMI ass sted in en-
's,tsinia on this oceas or Tn
rnfst az hcacr were Misses Mar sery
seantittr, los Mrsera and Elsie
ssaplcr. ice o'Snlliysn snd Roy
trw lsrn. Ill addition to these
TIA we've present Pssi and Mrs
6ttrncs sslhy. prln 'nai. Ass
Nsr. Robertson and Misses Avis
Cr.fer. FAM 0's nix n ,ipe
i anlr and Hazel Movers. Ere Trick
w lilamson, Hershal Eiehhorn
p7asiaf Andersen and las Mazeiy
County ipt Miss May Hawkins
eontladed the county examination
Friday evening and the grades wers
announced at the High school as
setnlly hall Saturday.
II. ". Britt, OF Grand Chain. pur-
chased the residence property Of
MS Chas, Woodruff a; Mounds this
week
MI and Mrs Arthur Beaupre. Of
'nirsl.a. are the parents of g
lStiai baby girl. who arrived Thurs
day. Mrs Beaupre was formerly
Miss Julia Johns. Of this city
q Hughes has purchased five
passenger Ford machine through the
local agent, J. n Cecil
Dan oSulIiyan, OF Memphis, is
the guest OF his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Jerry 0'sulliyan, OF Fifth
streat.
....ss Bess Randall, OF Mounds, in
wishing numbers, was a pleasing
feature Of the musical given Thurs
day evening by Mesdames Geo.
Trammcll, Il. S. Miller and A. w.
Williamson at the latter's home.
An interesting meeting of the
fIiah school alumnae was held Fri
day evening at the High school
rortrs ard another will be held
Mchday evening to complete the ar
raneements for the reception and
banquet 70 re given in honor OF the
Glass OF 1918" Friday evening,
May a3rd. This is the quarter CEN
tenial class and OF the alumnae
which will make it an all the more
interesting event.
The members OF the Woman's
club. gave farewell surprise party
for Mrs. w. L. Siefert at her home
on Railroad avenue. Friday evening.
The party met at the home OF Mrs.
A. T. Compton and from there pro-
reeded to Mrs Sieferts home.
Various games were played and
readings wee given by the guest of
honor, Mrs. II. A. Mason, Mrs c.
u. Richey and Miss Hazel Mason and
vc,ma and Minnie Read favored the
guests with q vocal duet. Refresh
ments were served and at late
horr the guests departed Mrs, Sic
fe-t who has been one of the most
active members OF the club win
cave next week for Cairo where
She viii reside. Those present
were, Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Hough.
Mr., and Mrs. f. A. Mason, M. and
Mrs. q T. l.iehey, Mr. and Mrs. G.
y. Mertz, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. sic.
tert and Mesdames Fred Hood, Harry
Poor Ira Finley, William Read f.
Nv .Hahdley. John Armstrong. ]. s.
Miller, Lon shelton and J. NJ.
Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs John Rhine who
have been visiting here this week
left Friday Ter their home at char
lesion Mo. they We're accompanied
TO Cairo by Mrs John Armstrong
and daughter Miss Laverne.
Mrs Joe Gaunt of Grand Chain