Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-13
Society Notes"

lanterns making chaThihB Ndfi-cof
ored costumes.
The following program was given
Moments musicale. Grecian group
dances by Harriet Springhorn, Harriet
Rradish and Margaret Lucey.
Irish folk dance by Esther Farall, (
Catherine Bradford. Catherine Lucey, I
Catherine LAWYERS and Vernal Shan
ley.
Blue Bird, solo dance by Margaret
Lucey.
Japanese song and dance by the
class.
Butterfly dance by Esther Farrell, /
Harriet Bradish, Harriet Springhorn
and Catherine Lucey.
Russian Mazwika, Margaret lucey.
Veronica yestoff's Interpretive stud.
les IN the Fields" by the class.
! Indian war dance by James Duncan.
John Lucey, David Bradford, Herbert
WILEY. Charles Fredenburgh and Nor
ton MegaffiE.
Spring song dance by Catherine
/ LAWYERS.
! Patriotic figure led by Dorothy Egan
and Kennath Kneussal.
The program was followed by re-
freshments and dance.
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The Junior Play, the leading enter
tainment feature of the school year OF
the La Salle-Peru Township high
school, will be given on Thursday and
Friday nights, April - and 20. at s:l5
o'clock in the new auditorium OF the
school in La Sale.
Mary James Pa" is the title OF the
attraction offered this year. This is
modern play offering up-tOdate fea-
lures, and the dramatic coach OF the
high school, Miss Kappe, has put upon
the production OF. the play an amount
of work which is sufficient to make
the entertainment one Of professional
finish and value. The cast is large
and the students are enthusiastically ana
vigorously practicing their parts twice
a day. New elaborate scenery includ-
ing new back drop has been made
especially for the production. Alto
gether the entertainment will offer
much that is unique anG attractive.
At least no expense has been spared
nor labor shirked by the students and
their advisers to bring about this end.
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The Musical History club met last
evening at the studio of Miss Cham
berlin. 4 nest enjoyable program
was given as follows
Paper, Folk Music-Laura Bach.
Piano, Spanish Dance: Moskowski
Mrs. Newport.
Voice, The Lass With the Delicate
Air: Old English Carrie Ham.
Voice, Life Let Us Cherish: Ola
English Emily Palmer H.
Violin obligated by Mrs. Newport.
Piano, "Je Tiente Paa kjolsta
flor: Norwegian Air-Lilah Bower
master.
Voice, Aud Lang Syne-Marie Hag-
lund and Vera Ham.
Voice, Brink to Me Only win
Thine Eyes: Old English Blanche
Highland.
Piano, la Tambourin': arranged
by Petrie) Julia Dunn.
Voice. Love Song: (Thurlow Liens
: ancc) Sadie Devaney.
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Bernard Crowley, two year old son
of MI and Mrs Glen Crowley, ceie-
brated his birthday Wednesday after
noon. Fourteen little tots accom-
panied by their mothers, were his
guests. He was the recipient CT
many pretty gifts. Refreshments OF
ice cream and cake were served. The
table decorations were in keepinS
with the Easter time, the color
scheme being pink and white. The
little guests present were as follows:
Claire Walter, Jane Jacobs, Charles
Sticklen, Jr.. Margaret Mary Welsh,
Francis Fitzgerald, Margery Fitzger-
cid. Eleanor and Bernce Crowley,
Anna Murphy. John Holloway, Robert
! Kelley, Rolena OIsingor. James
Hardy.
Mrs. Charles tlrich, OF this city,
. entertained the members Of the We'd
nesday Afternoon club Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Frank Hoemer in
La Sale The ladies present enjoyed
a session of card games. The prizes
were won by Mrs F. l.. Dauber first,
and Mrs. William Eisfeld second, on
a cut with Mrs J. G. Mischke. Dainty
refreshments were served.
The annual children's masquerade
. will be held this evening at the arm
. DRY al which time children OF this
0 city will present novel dancing under
the direction of Prof. s. S. Willis A
: military number promises to he one
of the features of the evening The
= ohidrcn's masquerade will last from
\ eight until ten. Adults will be al
l lowed to dance from ten until twelve
!, The members of the katzenjammei
, Club will hold a dancing party Wed
: nesday evening, April Is at Willis
dancing academy. Stokes saxaphonc
orchestra will furnish the music