Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-27
MEMBERS OF RECRUIT
ING MISSION WILL BE
PRESENT
EVENT OF SEASON
TONiGHT'S FUNCTION WILL AT
TRACT HUNDREDS FROM ALL
clAssEs-solO DANCES TO BE
FEATURE OF FUNCTION.

The decorating is finished and ev'
erything is ready for the big Red
Cross benefit at the w. d. Boyce resi-
dence on the north bluff tonight A
large number of ladies were busily
engaged in the decorating and the
last preparations all day,
Music viii! be furnished by the
Seelig orchestra all evening and a
very interesting program will be Civ
en- for those who do not care to dance
A large platform has been placed on
the grounds for the dancing
The solo dances will be varied and
the local talent is unsurpassed. Faith
Hoffman from Chicago was the only
out OF town dancer called upon to as
sist. The list of the dancers are:
solo dance, Faith Hoffman assisted by
Eleanor Eldredge Mary Shanley
Ruth Lawless, Catherine Bradford
Harriet Springhorn, Esther Farrell
Hazel White, Mary Kincheloe and
Katherine Nertney.
Solo dance. "Narcissus" (Nevin) -
Ruth Dietrich.
Dance Poor Butterfly" .MariaI
Palmer, Juanita Willis. Mildred Hine
baugh. Reya Carter and Marian Han
ma.
Solo Dance Felicia Rude.
Irish Lit Catherine Bradford
Esther Farrell
Solo Dance. Spring Song Faitf
Hoffman.
Butterfly Dance Harriet Bradish
Harriet Springhorn, and Esther Far
rell
Solo dance, Spring ong"-Rutl
Lawless.
ish recruiting commission will b'
present, and speak A Scotch kilti'
from Canada will furnish bag ppt
music The representatives of Thu
commission are Lieut. Dalton Sergl
Brant and Dr. Taylor of the British
Red Cross.
An organist from Chicago will ful
nish program on the bag pipe OF
gan in the Boyce residence.
The grounds will be opened a
seven o'clock The Ghent Motor Com
pany have donated machines ina
leave the court house every hiteel
minutes. and will also meet ever,
street car at the foot OF Columbu
street A small fee of Ii cents eac
way from the court house and 10 cent
each way from the street car line wi
be charged
Those who have not secured theI
tickets can purchase them at the sat
for fifty cents and children unde
twelve for twenty-five cents.
Light refreshments will be serve
ON the grounds for all those that az
sire them
Give Many Dressings.
In answer to the call for gau2
dressings from the American Re
Cross Auxiliary for the preparatit
OF Surgical Dressings Of the Otta"
Chapter shipped a large box by e
press to the Chicago branch wal
house Saturday containing the follo'
ing dressings;
1928 9x9 inch congresses.
S64 AKA inch congresses.
AZ 4x. inch sponges.
" 2x2 inch sponges.
"a yd.x4 inch soft rolls.
"a yd.x4inch. soft rolls.
90 2 yd.x2 inch drains
16 ydx1 inch drains.
% yd.xh inch drains.
II l2xl2 inch laporotomy pads.
u 6x6 inch laparotomy pads.
II 4xl6 inch laparotomy pads.
IL oakum pads.
Auxiliary for the preparation
surgical dressings of the local X
Cross Chapter is the outgrowth of t
classes given in this work by Nj
Katherine Kraft, Ottawa's former X
Cross visiting nurse. The follow
women completed the course and ha
received instructors cards from Wa
ington and have charge Of the prepa
tion Of surgical dressings for the
tawa chapter. They are Miss Pc
Bayne, Miss Laura Beatty, Mrs. |
bel Duncan. Mrs. Edith Pickens, NJ
Mae Kelly, Mrs. Irma O'Conor, M
Helena Trumbo, Mrs. Henrietta Fo
Mrs Georgia Farrar, Mrs Gre