The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-02
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Mrs. II. 4. Mason entertained a
: 'ew of the young girls. who so ably
} assisted in the Christmas exercises
: at the Congregational church. at her
. home on Commercial avenue. We'd
: nesday evening. The affair was in
the nature of Watch Party" The
early Fart of the evening was spent
at the Palm theatre after which
they repaired to Mrs. Mason's home
where popcorn and fruit were serv-
ed. Games and music served 10
make the hours pass only too rap
idly. Mrs. William Mertz assisted
in entertaining. The guests were:
Emma Margaret Keller. Margaret
Ermine Miller. Mildred Burton.
Violet Sanderson, Pauline Ashwortt,
trace and Joyce Meyers, Bessie
Hauf, Nellie Harrison, Hazel Mason.
Gladys and Helen Parker. and Mary
Helen Mertz. The last three were
aeishbol hood guests.
The Woman's Club had its
Cues. Evening in Perks and Hig-
gins hall Tuesday night. On this
| appointed evening the club members
entertained their husbands with a
banquet perfect in its appoint
nents and delightful in its social ar
tangements. This evening was
most enjoyable one. A program oe-
upied the early portion of the
evening and this was followed by Il
| luncheon served at small tables at
each of which four persons were
Seated. Each club members draw a
number which entitled the member
| md company to places at the table
Of like number. A committee of SIX
ladies served There were a number
| Of imprnmptu toasts by the Guests
Of Honor" About seventy-fiye per-
'ons enjoyed the affair.
Mrs. C. E. Richey and Miss Hat
| &c 'iiawley entertained few
friends with Watch Party"at the
'atters home on First and Poplar
streets New Years Eve The affair
was Dutch Treat" in which each
guest brought refreshments and at
tended the movies" at the Palm
| theatre where they met before go.
| ing TO the hostess home. The even
! ing was spent In music and social
epartee. The refreshments were
ierved impromptu during the even
! ng ana at midnight the hostssses,
assisted by their mother, Mrs Il. II.
| Hawley, served hct chocolate and
waters. The affair concluded with
4 promenade around the city. The
guests were Mrs. Fred Hood, MIS-.
II. NJ. Palmer, Miss Lena Stern. MISS
Ida johnson, Miss Blanche Darragh,
Miss Ethel Burton, Miss jess
Schulcr and Miss La Verne ARA
strong.
A New Year bill was given Nv
Carl Hillorich and Chris Keller IN
Perks and Higgins Hall Wcdncs.
day. large number of young pao-
pie of this cit, and Cairo were il
Iattcnd1ncc. several OF whom were
at homo from school spending ,hc
holidays and this opportunity OF
watching the Old Year out with
ormcr associates. was a most en-
ioyabla one
Mrs. Harry Perkins and son.
Thomas, have returned from a visit
with tr ends at pajucah.
Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Rice spent
Wednesday with relatives at Mat
toon.
Mr.. aud Mrs NJ. ]. Cannon. of
Olive Branch. who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Gan
non. Left Wednesday for their home.
Miss Kate McNeile spent Wednes.
day night with Miss Gencyic.e
Byrde, in Cairo.
Mrs. Sarah Shoenfeldt left We'd
nesdsy for Huntington. w Va, to
DO at the bedside of her son. Fred
who is seriously i'll of typhoid fever
at local hospital. Word has also
been received here that Mrs. Eliza
Tarr, OF Grand Chain, who is visit
ng her granddaughter, Mrs. Fred
Shoenfcldt, is quite i'll of pneu-
monia.
Mrs, Robert Arnold and daughter.
Christie Mac, who have been visit.
ing relatives at Paducah during the
holidays, returned home "Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Dougherty
and son, William, spent Wednesday
with Attorney and Mrs. Harry HOOD
in Caro-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Poor of Cairo.
Miss Bertha Corbctt of Anna, Ar
thur liolshouscr of st. Louis. and
Bernicc Biggs OF this city, were eu-
tertained at 6 o'clock dinner at the
home Of MIR and Mrs. II. A. Mason
Thursday cyOni,p