The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-31
MOUND CITY

The Return dance which was
given by the Dancing club 10 the
younger society girls in Bmms hall
Tuesday night was most elaborate
affair and was very properly termed
the "Heroes" Return dance. The
Young men had spared no efforts IN
the arrangement of the hall and III
every detail of the event. Every
where mistletoe We'd with ever
greens in the decorations and coll
ored lights here and there among
the foliage cast rainbow erect
over the entire floor where twenty
six couples were assembled. Canopies
OF green intermingled with lights
hung above the seats at either side
of the hall and festoons OF the
foliage hung from the colonnades and
walls. In all, there was the appear
ance of delightful garden. The
programs were prettily decorated
with hand painted sprigs OF holly,
Music was furnished by Messrs. W.
A. Dougherty, Jr., Barclay N3ugle
and Howard Frank. The chaperones
were Mrs. Fred Hoffman and Mrs.
Otto Belts. At Ii o'clock the COM
pany was served q banquet in the
beautiful dining room OF the 81.
Charles Hotel. The menu folders
were very pretty and contained
some we'll written verses entitled
Here's TO the Girls" The place
decorations were evergreen and
mistletoe. AS a return for the de-
lightful Thanksgiving function
given by the young ladies and as
the farewell dance of 1914 this af
fair was positively the last word in
the social events of this city Those
fin attendance were Al@asrss and
Mesdames r. l.. Yankie, II c. Rice,
Carl G. Parkman, George Neadstine
and FLOYD yesterday; Misses Eliza
beth Keller Julia Sehmler, Doris
Derr, Ella Dolan, Lois Schiller,
Lena Westerman and Blanche Schu
Ter of this city. Reba Walmer, JCn-
ME and Evelyn Barrow, Gletus
Schulz, Pearl Youngs Leola Walker,
Laura Clendenen and Hermine Coin
of Cairo, Mamie and Nellie Britton
and Gertrude Bolsted OF Mounds,
Miss Weber of Jackson, Tenn, Pru-
den Malone of st Louis, and Beulah |
Davis of Tamms; Messrs Charles
Arm of Mounds. Dan Fitzgerald |
John Wood and Elliot Antrim of |
Cairo, John Hofheinz of New Or
leans, Nile Jaccard, Thomas Arm
strong, Fred Wehrenberg, Hershel
Eichhorn, Seymour lIutcheson
Charles Curren, Jr.. John Hargan
Jack Sheehan, Ralph Schiller, Earl
Hillerich, Henry oarragh. ArthNr
Belts, Albert o'Sullivan, Albert Boe-
kenkamp, William Poindexter and
w. r.. Wesenberg of this city.
The Epworth League of the
Methodist Episcopal church will
have a Watch Night party at the
home of Mrs. w T. Hayden on Main
street Thursday night.
Miss Dorothy Lewis of Memphis
and Ralph Conyers Of East Prairie,
Mo-, are visiting their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Belts OF
Pearl street and Railroad avenue.
Miss Gertrude Fitzgerald of Cairo.
who has been the guest Of her aunt
Mrs. Fred Hoffman of High street
and Railroad avenue, has returned
home accompanied by Miss Jose
phine Hoffman who viii spend
few days with her.
Misses Mona and Lois Bankson OF
Pulaski are visiting relatives here
Mrs. Kittie Buie was a Cairo Wis
itor Tuesday.
j. E. Harmed made business trim
to Cairo Tuesday.
Mrs. George f. Martin and Mrs.
A. w. Williamson accompanied Mrs.
w. A. Dougherty to st. Marys I'm.
Urinary in Cairo Tuesday where
Mrs. Dougherty underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis Tuesday
afternoon.