The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-31

Thursday morning. The occasion
was Mrs. Calvin's sixtieth birthday
, anniversary. The guests brought
basket dinners and the tempting
viands We're served in the dininr
room where the well laden table pre-.
sented a pretty view. The dinneI
over, the guests repaired to the par.
Tors where music was enjoyed. Dur
ing the afternoon a photographed
took pictures of the party on the
lawn. The affair was a complete
surprise to the hostess but was q
| most enjoyable one, The guests de-
parted on the $500 train. They were
Mesdames Joseph Gaunt, Sr, Will
lam Victor, T. II. Hacker, j. w
Bartleson, J. A. Lewis, j. E. Beaver,
Jesse Merchant, John Herold, Joseph
Gaunt, Jrn II. Nowlon, D. Ranney,
B. II. Schroeder, Z. A. Reichert ana
children, Louise and Hiram, and
]. M. Doty Of Grand Chain, Mrs. r.
&c. Calvin and son, Cecil, of Lev
ings, and Mrs. Ernest Hogcndobler.
of Olmsted
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Congregational church will serve a
Martha Washington Supper in the
former court rooms, in tho Blum
block, Tuesday evening, February
"a.
The program for the Musical
which will be given by Mrs. George
Il. Martain at her home Monday
evening for the benefit of Dollar
Day" of the Methodist Episcopal
church will be as follows: Piano
Trio, Mesdames Mertz, Read and
Montgomery; Vocal Solo, Mrs. =.
L. Rev. Piano Solo, Russell Mar
tin; Reading, Mrs. G. Compton;
Vocal Solo, Mrs. G.. G.. Trammell;
Piano Solo, Mrs. Floyd yesterday;
Reading, Miss Lucille Wehrenberg;
tQuartette. Mcsdames l.. G.. Stoph-
let, G.. l.. Rev, Fred Hood and
George L. Martin; Vocal Solo, Will
lam A. Dougherty, ST.; Reading,
Miss Dawn Capoot; Vocal Duet,
Mrs. Rev and Mrs. Martin; Piano
Duet. Mrs. Floyd yesterday and
Miss Laura Clondenen: Vocal Soto,
Mrs. Hood; Quartette. Miss Cora
Mrs. George e. Martin.
w A. Dougherty and Warner Wall;
Reading, Mrs. Maude Southall;
Vocal Solo, Warner Wall: Vocal
Duet, velma and Lily Read; Piano
Solo, Miss Clendenen;; Vocal Solo,
Miss Cora Fullerton; Piano Duet,
Mrs. w. Dougherty and Mrs. Will
lam Read; Quartette, Messrs, w. A.
Dougherty,9 Clarence Selby, Warner
Wall and r. N. Adams.
The Kaiser Brothers of Chicago,
are exhibiting some beautiful oil
paintings at Miss Ida Johnson's
store this week. One of the young
men is an artist of exceptional abil-
ity and at certain hours he paints
in the south window of the store
for the benefit Of the pubic To
watch him at his work Is very in
structive and interesting.
Ray Oyerstreet who was VISITING
relatives here, left for his home IN
Harrisburg Wednesday.
Mrs. j. b. Healey, Of Mounds ant
Miss Florence Prindle of Villa Ridg,
were shopping here Thursday.
| Mrs. Fred Hoffman entertained ;
few of her friends at her home OF
High street, Friday afternoon, com
| pIimentary to Mrs. J. N Cecil wh'
will leave Monday for her future
home at st. Louis. The Afternoon
. WAS SpcuC dt uCCult WI NutNh w
| guests had been requested TO bring
At blank card drawing Mrs. Mar,
Warren of ST Louis, won 2 spra.
of narcissuces and the guest Of homo
a hand painted plate Mrs. WI
liam Read, Mrs. Floyd Easterda,
and Mrs. William Mertz favored tn
company with piano selections AM
Mrs. c. A. Compton gave a reading
The hostess served brick. ice cream
and cake. ~ addition 20 me hostcs
and Mrs. Cecil there were prcsen
Mrs. William Read, Mrs, William
Mertz, Mrs. J. 3. Blsnkenship, M: