Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-23
Society Notes.
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Thursday Indicate that another rel
letter day in x n. A. entertainment
has been marked The fine weather
just cool enough to make it pleasant,
brought out an Attendance nj the pic
mic of ll0. Prizes amounting to Sl1
were given to the lodges that had the
largest attendance, and in this the
Peru ladies' had the high figure, win
ming 81 90 for their record. Marseilles
and Leonore tied for second honrs
and each received $3.2J. Streator and
La Sale tied for the next position and
each received $250. Seneca came in
for 81 .50 and Utica. the closest lodge
/ To the Rock, came in for the last hOn
ors with $ 90.
The Streator ladies numbering Is
! left there at 10 o'clock and We're there
of a picnic nature aud in which NIL
( Joined The Afternoon program was
opened at O'Clock by the singing Of
America" Mrs. Josie Graft. the
/ president OF the county association.
| delivered the address of welcome and
a reading by Myrtle Allen. Of Mar
settles, was enjoyed. A talk By Lynn
I fdgcit, of La Sale, was a fine patri-
otic address and one that inspired the
many auditors.
! Following this feature Of The pro
MI I.t inH in "a nd
there were races, races for married
men, slim men, young men, young Ia
dies ard others. Dancing was also a
delightful diversion.
/ Nature, which has made fairy
land of Starved Rock, was fully apprc.
ciated by the ladies as they inspected
the canyons and climbed he hills
Mrs Julia LEX entertained about
sixteen guests Wednesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Theresa Miller, moth
cr of Rev. G. Miller, st. Francis par
ish. The contest was held III whicl
Mrs. VIM. White. ST., got the frs
prize, a couple Of potatoes. The con
ISOLATION prize was awarded to Mrs
A. Mutter. Delicious refreshments
were served, all reporting goot
time,
Tally one for Amelita Galli-C urci
renowned artist who appeared herr
March % II is only opportunities
$ which disclose the heart and tie inne
> qualities OF person. The ec"nti.
needed the money and the ce!pbratet
2 arts! responded quickly TO the latrj
otto impulse and no time was LOST il
{ acting The highest contributor from
7 musical circles is $4,000 Et Call
!, CWti at the Cohan and Harris theate
= last week in New York.
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:. An auxiliary TO the Red Cross cha
tn for the preparation of su gica
dressing, has been organized by Nle
81 Catherine Kraft aud Miss Susan
$ Swift Miss Swift has been takin
this special course OF training in NJ
= line. Proceeds Of Miss Rebecca Yen
/. ler'a concert are 10 be used to bu
supplies for this auxiliary, also Ii
fees collected from Mis- krafts Re
Y Cross classes. Mis- Kraft has elias
Of twelve girls from the Federal Plat
homes who arc taking the Red eros
training. The girls are from tweIv
to fourteen years of age and the Nor
is similar to work of the Little Mott
ers' Club of the larger cities.
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\ A post-nlptial variety shower wa
given last evening at the home {
MI. and Mrs patrick Clark, in we.
ottawa, complimentary to Mr. Harr
! Hess who was married last TuesdN
morning at st. Palrick's churcl
Thirty five friends gathered. RI
4 Clark home was cloverly arranged Z,
b the occasion. Japcncse lanterns wei
\ used in the lawn decorations. An il
promptu musical program was ca
lcd out and dancing was enjoyed c
4 the porch of the Clark home. A tW
course supper was served. Mrs, He
was the recipient of many beautil
and useful gifts
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The alumni members Of st Pa
ricks school rendered Arthur Doug
hcrty a surprise party last evening
his home on West Jackson street II
occasion being his seventeenth Dir
anniversary During the event.
games were played and a musical pr
gram carried out The following we
present: Misses Anna Nertuey, Lout
Orsinger, Margaret McGarr, Cetheril
Farrell Celia Schcrer Ieta Clar
Il Margaret Lowe, Edith Mahoney, Ma
I Godsell, Virginia Moaghcr kaiheril
u Kelly. Isabelle Schocr. Nellie DOUG
erty, Frank BECKER, Joe Doughert
John Hart. Clarence Crowley, Iermi
\ Patterson, Vince Mcmahon, Edwa
4 Scherer, John Case, Charles Case A
\ Mcagher, Harold Mccormick. Jol
and Arthur Doughcrty
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When Baby was SICK, We gave h
\ Castoria.
4 When she was a Child, she cried f
Csstoria.
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