Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-08
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The members of the Ottawa Drama
Club are giving card party this
afternoon at the Knights of Columbus
hall. The proceeds will be given to
aiding poor families in this city dur
ing the winter.
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About 100 students were present
al the informal dancing party given
last night by the members of the
Shabbeaners. boys athletic organ.
izatiOn of the high school. Hentrich's
orchestra furnished music for the
dancing from 5 until u O'Clock.
The annual meeting of Ottawa Re-
view No. 200. W. b. A.. OF the Macca-
bees was held at Odd Fellows hall
Tuesday evening. December 4th. The
following ladies were elected to of.
fee:
COMMANDMENTS. Eva Johnson.
Past Commander Mrs Edith Bow.
ermaster.
Lieut.. Commander - Mrs. Frances
Kopp.
Chaplain-Mrs. Minnie Digford
RecOrd-keeper--Mrs. Louise Frost.
Finance Anditor--Mrs. Nellie Xii.
gore.
Sergeant-Mrs. Emily Kolm.
Sentinel-Mrs. Carrie Armstrong
picket-Mrs. Mary Baldwin.
I .dusician-Mrs. Ruth Larson.
Installing officer Miss Mayme
Kane
Installation of officers will be held
January |, 1918.
The home department of the o.
tawa Womans Club will hold their
annual Christmas party Tuesday. De-
cember nth, at 2:3O, at the home Of
Mrs. A. NJ. kile in Eastwood. The
department will have rs their guest
at this time Or. Marvena Brown. of
De kalb, district federation president.
A good program has been planned
and social good time is promised to
all attending.
Tho 1a1iao ny thu Nauppip prgou
izations will give card, thimble and
knitting party to all the ladies OF the
city on Thursday afternoon Decem.
Der 18th at 2 O'Clock. This party
promises to be one of the largest so,
cial affairs OF the season, and the
proceeds win all go to the Red Cross
fund. An entertainment will be furn.
ished during the afternoon for the
ladies that are knitting and sewing.
and after the card games are finished
program will be given for all pres.
pnt Dainty refreshments will be
served by the ladies in charge. A
cordial invitation has been extended
to everyone in the city to attend
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Deer Park township had very en-
thusiastic patriotic meeting Frida,
night at the Woodman hall. at which
time seven schools participated
number OF recitations and songs yer,
rendered by the pupils of the yariou.
Deer Park schools. The attendant,
was large and the entertainment wa
good A small admission fee wa!
charged and over $500 was taken in
most of which will be used for tn,
Red Cross. Attorney Frank Follett
of Ottawa. gave a talk. which was
greatly appreciated
The Just Us Club met last night al
the home of Miss Estella Warren OF
Lafayette street. Twelve members
were present at this time. The even
Ing was spent in games and music
The next meeting of the club will be
held January 4th at the home OF Mis-
Anna keleher, 1861 Columbus street
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Next Tuesday afternoon and even
ing the ladies of the First Baptist
church will hold their annual bazaar
There will not be so many elaborate
articles sold this year as in previous
years. but there viii be all kinds 81
plain articles and aprons on sale The
men for the church will serve theil
annual chicken pie supper at this
time
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The Young Women's Missionary 50
ciety of the First Congregations
church will meet Monday evening al
o'clock In the parlors of the church
to sew on articles for the Red Cross
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The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety will meet Friday afternoon, Dec
l4th. at the home of Miss Agnes Def
enbaugh, 73S +. Main street. The
meeting will be given over to the
studying Of the people Of Syria and
Persia, and to a study of the Noun
tain people in this country. Miss
Eta Dunaway will lead the meeting
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The Missionary Society of the First
Baptist church will meet next Thurs