The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-02-13
CHARLESTON

Tn, marriage Of Miss Mary kusn
Steele, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Il. d. Steele. to Mr.. Jacob Louis
priester, which will be one OF the
most notable nuptial events Of the
winter season, has been announced
to take place on the afternoon oi
February 10th at 4;S0 o'clock AZ,
the NJ. L. church, This wedding
will be of interest to a wide circuE|
or friends as both young people arc
faverites III the society set of this
city. Miss Steele has chosen as Ter
maid Of honor and only attendant
Miss Jessie Stcrrett The groom Will
be attended by Mr.. Edward ID.
Townsend as best man, while
Messrs Henry Brasher, Molfat Lat.
timer, Julian Thompson and Cullen
Farmer will serve as ushers. A NUM-
Der Of delight pre-nuptial affairs
will be given in their honor, ona
being a miscellaneous shower Ky
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Andrews, in
their apartments at the Leobe, on
tho evening of February 18th. o.!
the evening OF the 10th, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Coon will give a brill
LIANT reception for the bridal parry.
Tho afternoon card club was en-
tertaincl by Miss Lota Glarkson on
/ Thursday. A number OF visitors
were included In the guest list, the
guaSt. OF honor being Mrs. Julit Poul-
ter, a Walnut Ridge, Ark. The
club prizca were won by Mesdames
i Chm. Butler and Alfred Brown.
/ Tho visitors prizes were won b.
Mrs. Po,ilter and Mrs. Ernest STORY.
Mrs. X. B. Boyce and Mrs. Poulter
assisted Miss Clarkson in serving a
delicious two course lunch.
To compliment their house guests
Mrs. Short OF Louisville, Ky, ana
/ Misses lnez Meehan and Isabella
Barter, of Cairo, ILL.,, Mrs. Mamie
Barker and her sister, Mrs. Wa
kins, entertained in most charm
ing way on Thursday and FridG2
evenings. For the first evening
Rock was the diversion, played al
seven tables. On the second even
ing, 500 was played, at nine tables
Beautiful red carnations were give:
, as favors A salad course Will
coffee. was served
The members Of the Order o
L Eastern Star entertained humble
CT their friends with a Rock partG
. In their hall Monday evening, a
! the close of the business session
After several rounds of the game
; sandwiches with coffee and whip
ped cream, were served the guests
Mr.. Gus Martin and his bridt
have returned from their honey
HluIH mp W Ctt A~ouAH'
Died. at his homo on Cypress;
street. in this city, on Sunday even
! ing. Mr.. John l.. Hewlett. after
: lingering illness. Funeral service,
} were conducted by DR.. Lemons, o
: the BAPTIST church, assisted by Rev
P. G.. rhrogmorton and Rev. Thorn
as g. Shaw. Interment Tuesday af
0 ternoon at , o'clock in the Odd Eel
e lows cemetery. Mr.. Hewlett Wa
8 one of Charleston best citizens an
. leaveg besides q wife and two sous
el a host OF friends to mourn h.
l. death.
'el Among the February weddings :
IN special interest to this community
and also Scott county. will be nlu
&c bered that of Miss Anna Whine,
Il daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Joe vii
" man, OF Scott county. and Mr.. Ma
e. thew Chimes, of Dhielstadt, vhie
will DO solemni5cd at st. Henry
Catholic church in this city, on II
nd morning Of Feb. 24th. at So'clocl
m with high mass. Father Petrie o.
u. Floating, The srooms, attendant
" will be his brother. nr. Geore
- Dimes and Mr.. Joe Wilman, broti
4. 81 of the bride The bridesmaid
IN will be Miss Leila Samson and Eli,
e. abeth Stricken.
Mrs. Jennie Clarkson Slagle an
lhcr daughter, Mrs. Julia Poults