Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-06

Amateur MuSlcal tluD VIII ne Helu the
| first Tuesday in February at the home
OF Mrs Clarence Griggs, on Ottawa
avenue. The members of the club
will meet the second Tuesday in Jan
uary at the high school. for a join,
meeting with the members Of the stu
dent mem bership Of the club at which
+ time the members of the student mem
bership will furnish the program.
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The members of the Ottawa Lodge
Division No. :. Of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians. met in St, Columbia
school hall for their annual business
meeting. Officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows;
President--Arthur Barrett.
Vice President-W. Mulholland
Recording Secretary Frank Null
holland.
Finacial Secretary-D. Dunn,
Trearurer--Jerry Madigan.
Marshall--M. Dinneen.
Sentinel-D. Dorgan.
Standing committee W. kiley
Ed Barrett, Ed Dousherty, p. NJ
Gordon and James Whyte.
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The annual meeting of the Woman's
Relief Corps was held yesterday after
n
noon at . O'Clock in Odd Fellows hall
A large number OF women ATTENDED
this meeting. The officers for the EN-
suing year were elected and the an
nual reports for the year were given
The officers elected were:
President Mrs. Elizabeth Farms
worth.
Senior Vice. President Mrs. lren
Griffith
Junior vice.President- Mrs. Mar,
Briggs.
Chaplain Mrs Mary Thompson.
Treasurer Mrs. Nellie kilgore.
Conductor Miss Lilah Bowermas
to-
Cuard--M Mrs. Walking.
/ Delegates to the state W. r. c. con
vention at Peoria Mrs. Emma VII
son. Mrs. Cora Jegglie and Mrs. RetZ
Alternaes to state convention --
Mrs Anna Cole. Mrs. Pierce and Mrs
William S,adden
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The Musical History Clnb will hole
their regular December meeting on
Thursday evening. December 18th, il
Miss Ida Chamberlin's studio in thu
C0ivell block. A very interestin:
program has been planned for th'
evening
A number OF Ottawa people wen
from this city to attend the dancin;
party given by members of the Orig
nal Blliken club in Streator las
night, The dance was one of Thu
large social affairs of the season Civ
en- by the young people of that city
Orchestra music was furnished 70
dancing from 9 until o'clock.
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The Happy Service Circle of the Hi
nois avenue Evangelical Sunda!
school will hold their election AM
class meeting tonight at the home o
Rev. Divan, 1114 Illinois avenue. 4
good program has been planned TO
this meeting and all members arr
urged to attend.
The Just Us Club will meet nigh
at the home of Miss Estella Warren
on Lafayette street.
The bazaar held by the ladies' o
the Episcopal church was one of tn,
most successful bazaars ever hell
here. In spite of the weather Their,
was very large attendance durin,
the entire afternoon. The decoration,
were very simple patriotic decora
tons, but were very effective. No
as many different elaborate articles
were on sale yesterday as in previous
years. the ladies not making so man,
expensive articles on account OF tn,
war, but there were dozens of daint,
and useful and otherwise pleasing
articles, More people were prescn
at the supper served in the evenin,
this year than had ever attended
previous bazaar supper. The profit
made on the bazaar this year vii
compare very favorably with the pro
fits made in previous years.
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Twenty-Five couples of the Colder
Star knights and Ladies Of Sccurit,
of La Sale gave Il surprise party OF
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gagel last nigh
at their home, S29 Canal street. Yes
terday was the 23rd wedding ann
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Gage TIL
evening was spent In playing Bunc