Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-19
|SOciety Notes

a very large crowd Of young people
attended the dancing party given at
the Commercial hall last night by
the o. II s. students for the boys on
the La Sale football team. Music
was furnished by selected orches-
ira from Q until p. m Several peo-
pie from Streator attended this party
The Mems Brotherhood OF the First
Baptist church will hold their regu-
lar monthly meeting Tuesday even
ing, November 2Cth, in the parlors Of
the church This will be the first
meeting since the organization in this
city last month. l. S. Brooks, consult
ing agriculturist of La Sale county,
will deliver an address, taking for his
subject. increasing Our Food AS
sets" This is one of the current
topics of the day, and is at the pres
ent time being discussed turnout the
entire nation. II promises to be both
instructive and interesting. There
will be a short musical program by the
mems quartet, and refreshments Will
be served All men of the city are
invited 10 attend this meeting, wheth
er they are members of the brother.
hood or not
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! The members of the Daughters OF
! Isabella minstrel troupe will soon be-
gin rehearsals for their benefit per
/ Torrance which will be given Friday,
November Both, at the high school
auditorium Sixty people will be in
the cast. Miss Hall, of KanEakee,
will be director and nterlocntor The
funds secured from the minstrel show
are to be used in home charities.
The twenty-five men that compose
the committee in charge of the plans
for financial campaign of the First
Congregations church, for the follow
ing year will meet tomorrow night in
the parlors Of the church A supper
will be served at $50, followed by a
business meeting.
Mrs. Elery H. Tucker will entertain
the members of the Westminster
Guild of the First Presbyterian
church at thimble party at her home
74O State street, tonight. The even
ing will be spent in working on arti
cles for the December bazaar
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The Young Ladies' Guild of the FRS
Congregations church will hold theil
regular meetin gtonight in the parlor
of the church. The evening will b.
spent in sewing on articles for Thu
Red Cross.
The Modern Literature club vii
. meet tonight at the home Of Mis-
Louise Grove on Washington street
Miss Title Bailey will read a pape
: on the works of Pierre Lotte.
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The Philanthropic Department
:. the Ottawa Woman's club. will hold a
l open meeting tomorrow afternoon {
S 2.30 in the Parish house. This will b
g a thimble party and each lady is n
/ quested to bring two new garment
= for women and children. Miss Katl
!. crime Lincoln will play several violi
1 selections and Mrs J. J. Hornung an
Z Mrs. Frank Sewder delegates to tn
l state federation meeting held las
i week in Chicago, will give their II
ports The program will be foll0We
= by a social time,
n Mrs. Frank Hellman, entertaine
!. about seventy.live of the young friend
!. of her son, Andrew f, Hellman, at
@ farewell dance at her home on Ches
y nut street, Saturday night Andre
y Helman enlisted at the reCruitin
station in La Sale last week as nav
recruit and has been ordered to r
port at La Sale in the morning. TIL
young people danced until late h0t
aftar which A lunch wa served /