The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-02

Miss Tina Quinn entertained a
number of her friends with watch
party at the home OF her sister, Mrs
John Cuhl, on upper Main street
The evening was spent in playing
games. and dainty refreshments
We're served at twelve. Those pres
cnt were. Mr. and Mrs. Windsor
Cunningham, Charles Dishlnger, s.
Check, Al. Walker. Winfield Hille-
rich, Mrs John Dean, Mrs. John
Dever, Mrs. J. FERGUSON, Miss Olive
Kinslow tAmerica), Miss Nina Will
liams (Cairo), Misses Margie
Weisker, Allie Mcyill, Leona Dean
and Hazel Boren; Messrs. Charles
Dean, Earl Laivo. Dewey Kennedy,
Fred Dishinger, Arthur Cheek, AL
bert Kesee, Frank and Tom Meyer
and Chester Cunningham.
The Woman's Club entertained in
honor OF the members husbands, in
Higgins hail Tuesday evening. The
hall was brilliantly lighted and
decorated with bells and autumn
deaves. During the evening
the following program was
rendered; Instrumental duet, Mrs
Reed and Mrs. Mertz; vocal solo,
Mrs. H, A. Mason; instrumental
duet, Mrs, Frank Handl,y and Mrs.
George Beck; instrumental solo,
! Mrs. Charles Hoffar; instrumental
solo, Mrs. William Mertz;. vocal
solo, Mrs. Fred Hood; reading, Mrs
A. l.. Compton, A grand march
was enjoyed, led by Mrs. Fred Hood
and l.. G. Perks, With Mrs w. A
Mont aomery at the piano. Dancing
was INDUCED in and tWo-coursc
luncheon was served consisting OF
sandwiches. coffee and pickles, icf
1 clean aud cake was served. The
4 remainder of the evening was spen
/ in watching the old year out and tn s
new one in Those present were
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hood, J. s
I Miller. J. NJ Tucker, Thomas His
/ Gins. L. G. Perks, William Mertz
| William Read, Frank IIandley, lra
\ Finley. Charles Wehrenberg, Jr., w
r. Seifert, w. T. Parker, w. A
Montgomery, Carl Parkman. A. L
Compton. II. A. Mason, George
Belts, Mrs. Mike Murphy, Mrs
Hiry Poor, Carl Hoffar, Mrs Harry
Warren, of st. Louis, Miss Blanche
Curry, Thomas Smith. of St Louis
Rev. and Mrs. L. II, Moore, Of
Cairo, and Rev. and Mrs. M. B.
Baker. of this city, spent yesterday
afternoon with Rev. and Mrs. B. A.
Hear at Mounds.
| Mrs. II. A. Mason and daughter,
Hazel. left yesterday afternoon for
Charleston, Mo-. whore they will
visit Mrs. C. NJ. Davis.
Mrs. Earl Giles and little son,
! Earl, Of Mounds, spent yesterday af-
ternoou with Mrs. Ed Shercr.
William Baker left yesterday for
| plton, Ill, where he Is attending
High school this winter. lie has
been spending the holidays with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs Baker
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ~ Cecil went to
Cairo yesterday to visit Mrs. N. M,
Harris, who is i'll at st. Mary's hos
Initial. Mrs. Harris is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs William Porter. who
have been visiting relatives here left
Yesterday for their home at Green
wood, Ind.
i Misses Kate and Blance Darragh
md Minnie Boyd were Cairo Wis.
tors yesterday.
Mrs. George Trammel left yester.
LAY for Tunnel Hill. H., where she
rill visit relatives. Misses Carrie
pearmau and Grace Listman. stud.
ents of Belmont college at Nashville
Tenn, who were guests of Mrs
Trammel last week, went to TUNE
IHnl Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson ant
children, who have been the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sheerer, viii
leave today for their home in Mem
phis.
Mr. and Mrs. James Finley arr
the parents of baby boy, who ar
rived yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Blum returned
Yesterday from Paducah, where thel
spent1the holidays with relatives.
| Thomas Smith, of st. Louis. is thu
quest of his sister, Mrs. William
Martz
! MRS. W W. Hough is quite iii a
| her home on East First aud Pear
Ittreet.
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