Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-13

III street yesterday afternoon with q
knitting party in honor of Miss Jen-
ME La Due The afternoon was
spent in an informal fasion and a
three course lucheon was served by
the hostess. Miss LaDue was pre-
scented with cut glass marmalade
dish.
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The Woman's Relief society will
meet tomorrow afternoon Al the First
Congregational church, at 3 O'Clock.
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! Mrs. Charles Campbell and Miss
Sadie Hall entertained at their home
on Pearl street. last night with a
farewell party for Miss Jennie LaDue
whose marriage 10 Harold Campbell
OF Montague takes place is few
days. Sixteen OF the close friends of
Miss LaDuc were guests AT this time.
The evening was spent in delight
!ul informal fashion. and Il luncheon
was served by the hostesses.
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The ladies Of the Epworth Metho
dist church will hold their annual ba.
@aar and cooked food sale tomorrow
at the church. In the evening Il
play will be given by a number of
young ladies' of the church. The title
OF the play will be Men Not Wanted
and the young ladies taking part
promise 4 very interesting intertain.
ment. Those in The east OF characters
arc Misses Myrtle ClairmOnt, Violet
Jorstad, Helen Blankinship Vera Sis.
son, Belnice Yost. Isabel Brown and
Mrs. Todd.
The departmet Of Surgical Dress.
lngs. Ottawa Chapter, Red Cross, Is
happy to announce their thanks to the
hearty cooperation of the Ottawa
women and the high school girls who
nave given extra time to the work.
its special quota OF 5000 sponges and
800 congresses is finished and is be.
sg inspected and packed and will be
ing inspected and packed and will be
1t speaks well for the patriotism of
the Ottawa people and is n matter for
congratulation that the required nun.
Der of dressings has been completed
IN such short time After this week
the room will be closed mornings.
nut open every afternoon except Sat
urday. Standard dressings are being
shipped every week and workers are
needed every day. ....
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The Presbyterian Missionary So.
clety viii meet tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Miss Agnes Defeu.
paugh, '3S East Main street. The for.
eien missionary study will be study
OF the people in Syria and Persia. and
the home missionary study will be a
study OF the people in tile mountain
districts in this country. Miss Eta
Dunaway viii lead the meeting.
~ Inc Missionary Society of the First
Methodist church viii hold an a!lday
meeting tomorrow at the home of
Mrs. NJ. G, Carroll. 1912 Ottawa ave.
nue.. The Ladies' Aid meeting will
be held in the morning and the mis-.
sonary meeting will be held at 1886
IN the afternoon instead of at 3
O'Clock to allow the ladies wishing 10
attend the patriotic meeting M the
high school
Inc December meeting OF the Con.
Missionary society that
was to have been held tomorrow af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Carl
has been postponed until
Monday afternoon on account of the
funeral of Mrs j. W. McMullen.
Mrs, Charles j. Sticklcn and Mrs.
\. j. Welsh win entertain the mem.
hers OF the Blue Birds Club tonight
At the home Of Mrs. Sticklen, 200 r. /.
Supc ror street at dinner in honor
Of Miss Helena Trumbo, whose mar
rage to Frank Sinnott takes place in
lhis city January 9th. Fourteen guests
viii he present at this dinner
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The regular meeting Of the Knights
If Columbus will be held tonight in
he Knights Of Columbus hall
The annual meeting of the Him
camp, Royal Neighbors of America
vas held last evening. The annual
'eports were given and the annual
election Of officers was held. The
,iiicers elected for the ensuing year
we're:
Oracle Mary Conway.
Vice Oracle-Lottie Ryan.
Chancellor Margaret Lavanway
Recorder Sarah Day.
Receiver-Cassie Sullivan.
Marshall--R0se Jugent2
Inner Sentinel-Nellie Conkle.
Outer Sentinel Marguerite Hart.
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Physlcians-Drs. Clune and Hattie.
tay.
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