Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27
|Society Notes

4OV~'NsJ 'SVsNS :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
\ number of the boys from the high
school and number of members OF
the high school Alumni will give a
dancing party on Saturday evening OF
this week at the Clifton hotel Hen.
trich's five piece orchestra will fur
nish music for The dancing from . un-
I'll ! o'clock.
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All children OF the Masonic families
in this city under sixteen years of
age. are invited TO attend a party CIV
en- by the White Shrine. assisted by
the Masons. at the Masonic Temple,
tomorrow afternoon from . until 5
O'Clock. All those planning TO attend
are requested to telephone their ac-
ceptances. not later than this evening
TO the committee in charge. Those
from the south side will phone Mrs.
Charles Heinrich. phone SOIL; those
from the east side will phone Miss
Marie Springhorn. 422L; from the
north side and from Center Ottawa.
Mrs. Harry. Mitchell. 9i0.X; from the
west side. Miss Carrie Hahn, 40
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The annual Christmas party OF the
Boat Club will be held tonight. Hen.
trichs orchestra will furnish music
for dancing from until II o'clock
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About twenty-five young people at.
tended the social last night at the
First Presbyterian church following
the prayer meeting. The social was
arranged by the social committee of
the Epworth League. Progressive
games were played during the even
ing and light refreshments were sery.
ed by the committee. Everyone pres,
ent spent very enjoyable time
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Miss Esther Kelly's class OF the
First Presbyterian Sunday school
will have class party Saturday af.
ternoon in the Sunday school rooms
al the church All members OF the
class are invited to be present at this
time.
Miss Amy Hail. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. X. J. Hall of this city, and
John Haverson of Seneca. were mar.
ried Monday evening in the girls dor.
mitory at Pleasant View Luther col,
lege. by Rev. o. V. Mortved, Miss
Lydia Rogue, acted as maid of honor
and Irwin Jorsted of Newark was
best man Miss Layra Lorson of
Seneca and Vivian Tunland of New,
ark were bridesmaids, and Landy Fru,
land and Elmer Tunland of Newark
We're ushers. The bride was beauti.
fully gowned in ivory colored satin
The maid of honor wore a dress of
pink georgette crepe Miss Lors0n
wore IA green charmeuse dress. and
Miss Tunland wore lavender char.
meuse dress. Just before the cere.
mOny Mrs Ray Halverson sang 81
Love You Truly" and during the
ceremony Miss Myrtle Hogansen
played the Mendelssohn wedding
march Following the ceremony
tour course wedding supper was
served to the guests in the dining
room of the dormitory, which was
beautifully decorated in yellow and
white The young couple left Monday
evening for Chicago, for honey moon
trip. after which they will return to
Newark whore they will make their
home on a farm near there The out.
oftOwn guests here for the ceremony
were Mrs. H. Berg, Miss Marie Berg,
Harold Berg. Mrs. X. Peterson, Oscar
Stark. Mrs. H. Gaukerude, Naenus
Gaukerude, Miss Bourghlld Gaukcr.
ude, Mrs l. EllcssOn and Martin Ellie.
son, all of Chicago.
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The Misses Sinnott will entertain
with a family dinner tonight at their
home on Paul street in honor OF Miss
Helena Trumbo, whose marriage to
Frank Snnott will take place Janu.
airy 9th
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Misses Helena Butler and Lucille
Sanders entertained with a four
course dinner last night at the elf.
ton hotel. in honor Of Miss Helena
Trumbo Eighteen covers were laid
at the long tables, which was beauti.
fully decorated with a Christmas tree,
as center piece, and with silk flags
for favors. The dinner was a wheat
less dinner, and there was no wheat
used in any Of the food served Fol
lowing the dinner the guests went to
the home of Miss Trumbo, where sur
gical dressings for the Red Cross were
cut
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The Daughters of Isabella will
have Christmas dancing party to.
morrow evening at the Knights of
Columbus hall Orchestra music will
be furnished for dancing from g until