Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-27
||Society Notes


There was a good attendance last
night AT the meeting of the Westnin-
ster guild held in the parl0rs of the /
Presbyterian church. Supper was
served at $50. Then menu consisted
Of ereamed salmon, potatoes, ripe oil
ives din pickles. bread and butter
sandwiches. jello with whipped cream
nabscos and coffee The evening was
not spent In missionary study, as
had been planned but was spent in
finishing up articles for their ex
change. which will open Saturday.
The committee in charge OF the mees
ing were Miss Myrtle Crawford. Mrs.
II. H. WOlslegel. Mrs. Elry Tucker,
Mrs Robert Dwyer and Miss l.ura
Bach. The members of the guild viii
Thursday evening, December 9Th. at
the home OF Miss Marion TiIlman. 111
East Joliet street.
4 & 2
The Ladies' OF the First Methodist
church will hold an all day meeting
tomorrow AT the home Of Mrs. George
C. Rickly in the Burrows apartments.
The day will be spent in sewing on
articles for the December bazaar and
Il picnic lunch will be served at noon.
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William Goth an employc of the
NJ. 4 II. plant in La Sale, was united
in marriage Saturday evening at 4
o'clock with Miss Rose Veale. Of
Utica. The wedding service was read
at the residence of the Rev f. G
Kruger. with Miss Anna Mrella and
William lame as the attendants. The
newly welded pair will make their
home in Utica.
The members of St Francis chu.ch
! will give a Thanksgiving card parry
and dance Thursday evening at Schae
fer's hall. The party will start n 8
! O'Clock with card party Dancir.1
will begin at 10 o'clock and last IN il
/ midnight. An invitation has beer ex-
tended 10 the public
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The Masonic temple amusem nj
committee are arranging Thanks
giving dance for all Masons and their
families in the city. Music will he
furnished for dancing from 9 un;ll
II o'clock.
Invitations have been issued for n
matinee dancing party to be g':en at
the Boat club. Thursday afternoon
from until Z o'clock This party is
in charge OF an amusement commit
tee. and all members Of the club have
been invited to attend
Twenty.six members attended the
annual meeting of the Young Woman's
Missionary guild of the First Conere-
fgational church last night in the par.
lors of the church. A delicious sup
per was served at G;30, the menu con
sisting OF escalloped potatoes, baked
beans, sandwiches. pickles. baked ap
pies with whipped cream. doushnuts
,, and coffee Following the supper The
annual business session was he'll,
and the following officers were elected
fer the coming year. President Mis-.
Bertha Glover; yice.pre9iden,. Mis-.
Vera Watson; secretary Miss Alni
Bnltcrlleld, treasurer. Miss Anna Con
arc
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e Fifteen members o. the Modern Lit
eratlre club attended the meetinl
held last night al the home OF Mrs
Ge 1rge G.. Richly in The Palmer apart
. interesting paper on the book "Deal
, Souls" by the Russian author, Nikolaj
: GCgel Following the paper the even
: ing was spent in a social time. The
. next meeting OF the club will be helC
, Monday evening, December Bird. Will
> Mrs. Myrtle Sparks, at he home o
Mrs Frank MOulton.
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, The attendance at the open meet
ing of the Educational and Civies de
!, partment Of the Woman's club, helC
last night in the auditorium Of thu
high school. was very good consider
ing the weather Over sixty people
were present, Mrs. b. l.. Stonebreak
er. chairman of the Educational de
4 nariment, presided.
! Mrs. Julia Taft Bayne. Of Creston
% Iowa. made a very interesting talk OF
the history of Lincoln. She told abou
q the history of Washington, D. G.. il
G 1861 and related a great many inter
d esting things concerning Lincolns life
/. while in the white house
Honorable c. E. Woodward made {
e talk that was appreciated very much
!. by all present on the Political Di
{ vision of State He explained the
9 origin and conditions of laws, ant
= traced the influence of the laws tt
6 the political parties of the state. HI