Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-03
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The third annual dancing party of
the La Sale County Notre Dame club
was held last evening at the French
room of the Clifton hotel. Forty
couple were inattendance, including
guests from Peru, La Sale. Streator,
Earlville, Seneca, Wenona and Chica'
20. Dancing was enjoyed from $3.50
untir 1890. The French room had
been artistically arranged for the &C.
casion in the school colors. n. ID. pen'
nants and blankets were placed on the
walls. One of the features OF the
evening was the grand march led by
John Cassidy and Miss Sophia Jobst.
Hentrich's eight piece saxaphone Or
chestra furnished the music for the
occasion. At 10 o'clock the party re-
tired to the grill room where an eiab-
crate supper was served. The La
Sale County Notre Dame club was
organized three years ago and is now
on a permanent footing. Every stu
! dent and graduate Of the Notre Lame
school are members of the club. The
purpose of the organization Is to pro-
mote good fellowship and give and
place their school in a most prominent
place in the educational world. Last
evening a special car left StreatOr for
the dance here, arriving in Ottawa at
$40 o'clock and returning at /. Mem
bers of the committee in charge or
the affair last evening were: Chair
man Daniel Curtis. John Cassidy,
Edward Breem, of Streator, Harry
Kelly and Grover Malone, of La Sale
The committee express their sincere
appreciation to Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
for the courtesies extended them. Pa
irons and patronesses at the parity
were Rev. ]. ]. Quinn, Father Green
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carr, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. NJ. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. E. j
Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Curtis, Mr.
and Mrs. j. ]. Conway
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A large number OF friends were the
guests at the home Of A. T. O3man
Monday evening. An impromptu mus
ical .rogram was presented and re
freshments were served. The out OF
town guests were Francis Anderson
of Kenawah, Iowa; Mabel Thorson, OF
Bows Iowa; Prof. Larson of North
field, Mimi; Mabel and Arnold Larson
of Newark; Mrs. Vogen and brothers
of Newark; John Munson, of Gardner
and Orville Anderon. Of Helmar, Ill.
Clappe. & Werner announce that
dancing party will be held Thuiiay
evening at their hall above the store
Hentrichs orchestra will furnish the
music and refreshments will be
served.
Invitations will be issued in a few
days for the January dance Of Starve;
Rock Council knights of Columbus
Hentrich's saxapnone orchestra Wi
furnish tie music for the occasion
Many novel fe atures are planned.
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A military dance will be held at tn
armory Friday evening at s. o'clock b
the members of the military compan
of the Ottawa high school. An inv
; tation has also been extended to tn
students of o. H. S. Hentrich's OF
chestra will furnish the music.
Ladies' afternoon ct bridge was hell
this afternoon with Mrs. Moses Stiefe
|, and Miss Georgia Eichelberger a
hostesses.
Members of the Ketzenjammer clu
{ are planning on a dancing party to b
, held Wednesday evening, January II
, at Willis dancing academy. Stoke
orchestra will furnish the music.
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' The ladies' afternoon at the Boa
I. Club will be resumed tomorrow afte
noon, when Mrs Moses Stiefel an
e Miss George Eichelberger will be ho
: tesses.