Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-16
Society Notes
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The street car conductors of the
city lines will give a dancing party
next Tuesday evening. November 20,
at Willis Dancing Academy. Or
chestra music will be furnished for
dancing from until midnight.
About fifty couples attended the
dancing party given for the benefit
of Army Y. NJ. C. A.. by the mem
bers of Humboldt Masonic Lodge, at
the Masonic Temple last night. The
party was very enjoyable affair in
every way. Hentrich's orchestra fur
nished music for the dancing from
$3.50 until midnight.
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The Westminster Guild of the First
Presbyterian church will be enter
tanned Monday evening at the home of
Mrs Elery T.. Tucker. TAO State street
with an informal thimble party. The
evening will be spent in working on
articles for the December bazaar.
Miss Mary Dinneen entertained with
four course dinner last evening at
the Clifton hotel, in honor of her sis
ter, Helen. who celebrated her TWEEN
tieth birthday yesterday Covers
were laid for nine guests. The table
was beautifully decorated with patri-
otto colors and American flags were
given as favors. A birthday cake
containing twenty candles was one
/ Of the attractive features of the din
nel. Miss Dinneen received many
beautiful gifts. Those present were
Misses Edith Dwyer Mary Mulhol
land. Edith Dwyer. Helen Dmneen and
Mary Dineen and Messrs Peter Boyle
Walter Sullivan, William Mulholland
and James Morgan
/ The Modern Literature Club will
meet Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Louise Grove, on Washington
street Miss Title Bailey will read
paper On the works of Pierre Lote.
The Just Us club met last night al
the home of Miss Rose Allen on West
Main street. Fifteen girls We're pres
ent at this meeting. The evening was
spent with music, games and dane
ing. Light refreshments were served
by the hostess The next meeting OF
the club will be held on Thursday
November 22nd AZ the home OF Miss
Estella Warren. on Superior street.
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A recipe shower was given las
evening by Mrs. Emil Johnson fol
Miss Louise kopp. the event takins
place at the Johnson residence OF
East Superior street About twenty
five friends of the brdeto be were il
attendance and spent a most delight
ful evening Refreshments wer'
served during the course o. the en-
tertainment The home was deco,
ated with candy hearts, arrows ant
curids.
The philanthropic department o
the Ottawa Womans Club will hol
an open meeting in he parish hous
Tuesday. November 20, at $3.50 p. N
This will be thimble party and eacl
lady is requested to bring two ney
garments for women and children
The reports Of the delegates to thu
state federation meeting held thi
week in Chicago, will be given b,
Mrs. ]. J. Hornung and Mrs. Franz
Slewder. Miss Katherine Lincoln
will play several violin solos. A goot
time is promised to all those attend
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All women of the city are invited
to attend the woman's prayer meeting
tomorrow afternoon, from 1870 t
4:30, in the lecture room Of thu
Congregational church These praye
meetings are held by the women from
all churches in the city and the chic
object of them is TO pray for tn
country and the soldiers. Mrs. NJ. }
Rendlc will be the leader
The following Ottawa people were
among those sending Christmas boxes
through the Chicago Tribune to tn,
American soldiers in France. TIT
local chapter Of the Red Cross pul
chased 100 of the Christmas packets
These packets were purchased by thu
Tribune at the wholesale price o
$500 each, and will be sent direct
ly from Chicago to France:
Mr.. l.. Il. Porter, Mrs. l.. e. Porter
Mr.. w. f. Jacobs, Mrs. W. f. Jacobs
Mr.. G. w. Yentzer, Mrs. G. w. Yentz
er, Miss Margaret Yentzer, Miss Re
becca Yentzer, Miss Mamie Yentzer
Mru Charunnd MIC ~ in