Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-24
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The Daughters of Isabella held an
afternoon card party Tuesday after
noon at the X. OF c. hall. Five hun
dred and euchre were played by the
large number present Mrs. John
Schlageter won the prize at five hum
dred and Mrs. Joseph Bolssenin the
prizas at euchre. While the guests
we're assembling Mrs. Cora Johnston
entertained them with some excellent
selections on the piano. Refresh
ments were served in the course Of
the afternoon and the guests had a
very delightful social time. Similar
entertainments will be given in the
future and Judging from Tuesdays at
tendance they will be very popular
Interesting installation exercises
were held last evening by Olivet
Shrine No. IS at Masonic Temple, at
which there was a large attendance.
The public was invited to the function
and enjoyed the eeremonials i'm
mensely. Supreme Worthy Guide,
Mrs. Blanche a. Wheeler, OF Chica'
90, WAS the installing officer allied by;
'af'AatS. Emma f. Hathaway. as Her.
aid; Mrs Amelia Claus, Chaplain,
Mrs. Lulu Watson, Scribe; Miss Lulu
Yenerich. Organist; Officers for 1917
xho,vere installed were
Worthy High Priestess-Mrs. Eta
Mitchell.
Waterman of Shepherds F
Schoch.
Noble Prophecies Mrs. Julia +.
Heinrich.
Worthy Scribe-M Miss Flossie f. AL,
lison.
Worthy Treasurer-Mrs. Anna
Schumacher
{. Worthy Chaplin Miss Carrie
Hahn.
Worthy Shepherdess-Mis Aida
Ashley
Worthy Guide-Mrs. Emma Ehly.
Worthy Herald-Mrs. Barbara
Sawyer.
LIST Wise Man-Herbert Ehly.
End Wise Man--John G. Schumach'
en-
3rd Wise Man-Arthur NJ. Kile.
King-F A. Hathaway.
Queen-Mrs. Mabel Wendell.
First Hand Maiden--NIiss Lillian
MArkeson.
Second Hand Maiden-Miss Emma
Pearson.
Third Hand Maiden--Miss Madeline
Harden.
Organist Miss Jessie Watson.
Worthy Guardian Mrs. Olta Ball.
Worthy Guard Chester p Reed.
Maid of Honor of Queens Ladies
Mrs. Lillian Slewder.
Captain Of Kings Guards
Waters.
Under the leadership OF Mrs
Charles A. Cation, the Congregation
al church choir sang many appropriate
White Shrine songs, as well as render
ing some very fine vocal solo selec
tions, and they were very enthusiast
cally received by the large and at
tentive audience. Mr.. Albert f
Schoch presented the retiring Worthy
High Priestess, Emma T.. Hathaway
with very handsome Past Worthy
High Priestess Jewel in behalf of the
Shrine, as well az handsome book
in behalf of himself. Mrs. Hathaway
was also presented with a handsome
boquet of flowers by her 1916 officers
Mrs. Mabel Wendell presented Mrs
Blanche +. Wheeler the Supreme
Worthy Guide, the Installing officer
with set of hand embroidered tow.
els, in behalf of the Shrine and Mr.
Albert F.. Schoch presented her with
handsome book in his own behalf
After the gifts were presented the
customary responses were made.
Four beautiful solos were rendered
by Miss Dorothy Refor, Miss Eliza
beth Vincent, Mrs. Will Johnson ant
Miss Haglund. The chorus was undel
the direction of Mrs. Chas. Cation.
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The regular meeting of the Sta
tionary Engineers will be held this
evening in the Knights of Pythias
hall Members are urgently request
ed to attend and business of import
ance will be transacted.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. K. Gladfelter an(
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Carter were hostess
to the weekly bridge party last even
ing at the Ottawa Boat Club. Abou
eight tables were filled at bridge ant
a most delightful evening was spent
ff Attention, |. o. o. +.
An Odd Fellows will meet tomor