Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-30
Society Notes.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

pie. The reception at $3.50 was IN
honor OF the supreme officers After
the reception these supreme officers,
with the officers OF 0liyet Shrine aud
1875 soourners entered the banquet
hall which had been very prettily
decorated by Sojourner Mccall and
Eief committee The decorations were
white and yellow flowers and flags.
A most delicious banquet was
served by the Baptist young people.
While at the table, gifts were pre-
scented to the supreme officers by the
worthy high priestess.
After the banquet all adjourned to
the Shrine room. which was also very
beautifully decorated with flags in
great prolusion and the Shrine col0rs,
white and yellow. As our Waterman
Of The Shepherds Al. +. Sehoch sound
ed the gave, fourteen OF the utifeeEs
carrying nags and singing the Star
\ Spangled Banner entered The room,
where they gave very pretty hag
/ drill and escorted Blanche +. Wheel
+ ei, who carried Old Glory TO the East,
Promptly at s 80 the officers entered
/ the Shrine room. Eta NJ Mitchell.
1 worthy bigh priestess, was privileged
10 welcome and Introduce frcm the
Last, Mary j. Diecks, supreme worthy
high priestess, Clyde 7. Evans, an
mcme Waterman of the shepherds =;
Clara Coe Harmon, supreme worthy
scribe. Blanche L. Wheeler. supreme
worthy shepherdess; A.. T. Schoch
supreme second Wiseman; Elmer Hill
lard, supreme third wiseman, Ida
Ward, supreme guardian, John Miehle
supreme attendant to the king, ais
Jessie Swearingen, worthy high priest
ess, of Mendoza; Anna Moss, past
worthy high bricsless of Mendoza
kaiheryn Swartz past worthy higl
priestess of Nazareth No. 20, Of Chi
cago; Emma Hathaway, past worth,
high priestess of Oliyet No 80; als'
present from Nazareth No. % Were
Kate Miehle. Edith King and Ros'
Stehbins. Each guest was prosente'
with a beautiful bouquet of roses a
they We're escorted 10 the east.
Degrees were conferred on six car
/ didates. The ritualistic work va
! very impressive.
! After the work had been conclude
the supreme officers spoke il hig
praise Of the good work done by th
officers of Olivet. 1t was an eyenln
If which every officer and member {
Oliyet Shrine was justified in bein
iroud, for it is very unusual occul
renee to have so many supreme 0
ficers present at one time IN an
shrine. Seldom has there been
mere delightful gathering in til
Shine room.
, Yesterday was gala day in the AZ
| mails of Humboldt Lodge No 555, A /
I & A. NJ. For the first time in the hi
r tory of the local order its enterprisin
corps Of young officers tackled a rea
/ ly big occasion. by passing seven fc
y lowcrafts from the mysteries of ths
o degree to the Master Mason degree
1 The work started early in the afte
: noon and continued far into the nigh
1. A dinner was served at $3.50 o'clocl
the menu Of which consisted Of roas
. beef. potatoes, pickles, coffee, straw
!. berries and cream, cake and then c
CARS. About one hundred and fit
' attended the spread Only once be
, fore has this record been equallet
. Occidental lodge a few years bac
2 performed the same feat by admttin
) seven men to the Masters degree
Il, . 4
Miss Hazel Hackshaw, a bride o
today, and her afianced, Harris Can
man Lutkin, of Evanston, were guest
of honor at a dinner party given las
, evening at Sulphur Lick Springs b
\ Dr and Mrs, $. e. Parr. Guests wer
Miss Hackshaw, Mr. Lutkin, Misse
S Esther Tryon Margaret Hobert, Isl
G bella Sanders and Messers Carl Beecl
y ner, Melvin HaWley and Louis Wes
g Of Chicago. This noon Mrs. W. /
=. Fullerton entertained outoftOw
/ guests at the wedding. at a | o'cloc
u buffet luncheon at her south bluff res
. .dence
The regular meeting Of the SUNNI
View Cemetery Association will |
:, held at the home of Mrs. hlihaLet
: Farnsworth next Tuesday afternoon
: July , important business will b
j, trans Cled
r. & W g
Il Mr. Isaac Tropman and Mrs, ''ann
n Jones were united in marriage i
=, Rev. Geo ". Farrer this morning at
O'Clock Both parties are well know
y. residents of Paw Paw, Ill.
Is 4, u 70
q About three hundred people were
z attendance last evening at the music
recital given by the pupils OF Mis-
Sadie Kenny at St Patrick'S ha
The pupils acquitted themselves in G
celout manner, rejecting much ere
IN IL upon their instructor.