Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-10
|Society Notes.


Miss Ida Chamberlin in the Colwell
block The following program will be
given:
Current Topics Mrs Myrtle
STarks.
Senate in Major. first movement
beethoven. 177o,lS27l-Allce Koran
(a) La Captive Hector Berlioz,
lSos.lS69'; tb) An den SOnnen-
scein (Schumann-vera Ham.
Capricco Brilliantc in f Minor
lMendclssohn, lS09ls47) Misses
Deyaney.
Noctlhne in f. Flat Chopin 1910.
1SlS)-Ida Clemens.
The W. {. T. T. Will meet at the
home of Mrs +. \. Reed. on Prospect
avenue. Wednesday. December 18th,
at . D. m. Miss Foster. of Grand
Ridge. will give Il report Of the state
convention held recently. All mem
bers are requested To attend this
meeting
The Daughters OF Isabella will hold
a picnic supper al the Knights OF Co
lumbus hall Friday evening. Deem
Der l4th. at $40 Following the sup
per the annual business meeting will
be held and officers for the coming
year will be elected.
The Starved Rock Court, Of Utica
and Santa Maria Court, Of Ottawa,
Daughters of Isabella, are planning an
imitation to be, held III this city on
| Sunday afternoon. December 18th.
AbGut twenty-five ladies will be in
itiated at this time.
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Light opera appeals to everybody
and is always popular at the same
: time. being really good music. me
names OF Victor Herbert and De
Laven are synonymous with music
that always pleases. and it is from
such masters that The Montague Light
Opera Singers build their concer.
They appear here on the lyceum
course Wednesday, December l2th.
The Montague company put on a var
I led program, we'll balanced and feA-
turing ensemble work OF a mixed
quartet, two ladies and two gentle
men There are also duets, solos and
readings, with and without piano ac-
compartment The second part of
+ he evenings entertainment is an
opeletta. "A Quaker Romance" which
is presented in costume. The sketch
is delightful for it's tunelul melodies
and full OF h,mOr. A small folding
organ is used for this part Of the
program. The program closes with
i. a group of the most popular Selee-
tons from different operas and our
own old-time songs.
Ottawa Company No. 2S, Uniform
Rank, X. of p will give their 32nd
annual ball at the new Armory on
New Years Eve, Monday. December
3lst AT a recent meeting of the
Company it was decided that solicit
ing for the sale of tickets among the
public would be eliminated this year,
owing to the many demands that have
already been made for donations and
contributions. Tickets will be plac-
ed on sale in several of the down
town stores where they may be OBJ
tanned by anyone desiring to attend
Hentrichs full orchestra has been en-
gagged 10 furnish music for dancing
from nine until two, which is assur-
ance of a good time. The committee
in charge of the dance this year are
Col Z. p. Nichelm James Quilter,
John Watnem, George Hitter, A. c.
Colwel and John Cutting
The annual Christmas party for the
Home department Of the Ottawa Wo.
mans club will be held tomorrow af.
ternoon at 2:30 O'Clock at the home
Of Mrs. A. NJ Kile, in Eastwood DE-.
Marvena Brown OF De kalb, district
president of the State Federation of
Woman"s clubs will be the guest OF
the Ottawa club at this time. An ex.
ccllent program has been prepared by
the program committee for this meet
ing. It is hoped very large attend.
ance will be on hand at this time
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st. Joseph Society of the w. c. L.
held their annual meeting and cleo
ion of officers. The list of officers
elected for the ensuing year were:
Observation-Disclosures Argus,
Vice president Argus, ST..
Financial Secretary--Herman Zim-
norman
Corresponding Secretary - John
Doris.
Treasurer Hubert Scherer.
Marshall-Ben Hoffman.
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Forty tables were filled at the card
party given by the members Of tho
Drama Club in the knights Of Column
bus hall Saturday afternoon
The afternoon was spent IN
playing bridge and 500, at the con
cluSon Of which a program was fur