The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-02-24
Observation-Disclosures
! CHARLESTON :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

the u A r. meeting.
Mrs II l., DICK returned Sunday
from ST. Louis vhera she has 6ssa
IL hospital
Mrs Claude Thompson and chill
dren of Birds Mill are visiting here
this week.
Mrs. Forster of Sweet Springs,
Mo, is the guest of relatives here.
T. Jackson went to Cairo on
business Thursday.
Miss Myrtle McFadden of Bel
mont is the guest OF MRS. Harry
Bond.
Mrs J. l.. Ogilvie and her sister
Miss Lota clarkson eharmingly en-
tertained the Charleston Chapter d.
A. II. on Tuesday afternoon at the
beautiful clarkson home on North
Main street. The guests were given
a most cordial welcome by Mrs Ogi
vie and Mrs GARRISON The meet
ng was he Il in the library which
VISA decorated in American flags AMI
portraits of, George Washington.
These decorations with the mellow
light OF candles produced quite a
,olonial effect After the business
meeting historical contest was
held in which Mrs. holland won tho
Drie-a statue of Washington. A
hort program OF music and read
ngs was then given by Mrs. holland
| nd Misses Danforth and GARRISON.
/ Mrs. Clara Graham. Misses Mildred
| .eobe and lima Stee o who Were
| lressed to represent Mary Bail.
mother of Washington. Martha am
George Washington then escorted
he guests to the dining room where
the following menu was served;
Cherry pie. cherry tarts, cheese, tea.
waters and minis. The favors were
miniature cherry trees, fans OF
American flags aud hatchets which
bore the inscription Il cannot tel
lie"
Miss Neva Rowe who on Wednes-
lay evening became the bride of
Paul Salmon was an last SATURDAY.
afternoon prettily complimented by
Mrs. Carl Rowe with linen shower.
"Rook" was enjoyed for time then
he door was thrown open and lit
lie Cupid entered the room with
/, basket deliberately decorated in
] hearts and Fl led with mary beauti-
'ul linen gifts for the brlde-to-be. A
ovely two course lunch was thea
,eryed.
Numbered among the many pleas
ant affairs OF the week was lunch
,on given on Tuesday by Mrs. Paul
3. Moore in honor OF her sister. Mrs.
Wilbur Johnson of Boonville, Mo. A
) hree course lunch was served to the
e GLOWING guests: Mesdames II. L.
. Reid, Ben Brewer, Wilbur Johnson.
George Van Lear, Emory Matthews.
| Alfred Harris and Jas. Bird.
On Tuesday Mrs. Albert CoodIn
entertained with four course din
ner in honor of her house guest,
! Mrs. Mary White and Miss Bess Par
rish of Harrisburg, Ill. Twelve
ladies enjoyed Mrs. Goodns hospi-
jta ity.
Mrs. Fred Harper OF Bertrand en-
tertained with a dinner on Thurs
lay. Those from this city who were
Included in the guest list We're Mrs.
Mary Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs,
Claude Thompson and Mrs. Alex
,nder Rouse.
, The home of DR.. and Mrs. ]. M
Rowe was the scene OF a pretty we'd
ling on Wednesday evening when
heir daughter Neva was given In
marriage to Paul Salmon. Rev. p
J. Thogmorton said the impressive
service. For this occasion the house
was beautifully decorated, pink and
white being the colors used. The
oride was handsomely gowned in
white and carried bride roses. Miss
Lora Rushing was maid OF honor.
| Mr.. Salmon had as his best man his
brother, Joe Salmon. The ceremony
| vas followed by an informal recep-
ion when DR.. and Mrs. Rowe ex-
ended most cordial welcome t.
twenty-five guests. A delicious
collation. was served.
Mrs. ZENITH Anderson was hostess
to the afternoon $500" club or
Thursday. For her skill in playing
Mrs. Bert Drane captured the first
prize a pretty apron with dust car
10 match. Mrs. Buekner Ragsdal,
won second prize bottle OF tolle'
water Mrs. Roy Ogalvie won thu
Visitors prize q pretty pink apron
i with dust cap to match. The clur
visitors were Mesdames Hearn. Ro'
lOgalvie. Garland holland and Miss
Anne Doris Crenshaw. To close tht
afternoon the following dainty men,
| vas served. Fruit ge'latine, cake