Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-18

by ". II. llincbaugh on The Mems
job in the Modern Church and an
Informal program of patriotic music
will be given.
The Modern Literature club met
last night at the home Of Mrs. Cor
della Hathaway at her home in the
Palmer apartments. 4 large number T
of members We're present at this time.
Miss Vera Shook read a very fine pa
per on the works Of the Russian auth
or Tolstoi The club will not meet
again until after the holidays.
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The ladies of the Masonic organiza
tiuns in this city turned over S5f to
the Red Cross yesterday afternoon
that was cleared at the Red Cross.
card. knitting and sewing party held
Thursday afternoon. December 18Th
at the Masonic Temple.
Miss Gladys Moore. of Morris, has
accepted position as supervisor Of
music in the Lourianl State Normal
school Miss Moore is well known
in this city, having visited at the
! Bushnell home IN East Ottawa several
times, and has also played before OF
tawa audiences on several occasions.
| The louisiana pOsitio carrier large
salary. and will leave Miss Moore
rec to give her personal attention to
private pupils several hours each day.
She has long been regarded as one Of
the best pianiS,s in this section Of
the country, and was selected out Of
a large list of applicants for her new
position She will 80 south TO as
sumo her new position shortly after
the first of the year.
Thirty young ladies attended he
annual Christmas party of tn" Yong
Woman's Missionary Society If The
First congregational church. he'll! asst
evening in the parlorS Of the ch}Ton.
4 delicious supper vas ScrTCd nj
$50. the menu consisting Of crelmad
chicken on biscuits, mashed potatoes
cranberry sauce buttcrcd rolls fruit
iello, cake and coffee. After the sup
per the evening was spent in an in
formal social fashion
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Fifty members OF The Jol'f
Bunch young peoples social or
canization, gave a bob ride last nieh'.
The party rode FROM until 10 O'Clock
and then went 10 the home of Miss
Anna Warren, 81 Guthrie street
where refreshments were served and
the crowd danced.
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a box social was held at Mex nlc'
school last night for their patriot,
+ meeting A fair sized crowd va.
present at this time, A patriotic ad
l dress was delivered By County Sup
". r. Foster and the boxes Wct
. auctioned off for a good sized sum
) which viii be turned into Il fund To-
. relief work among he American sol
! dicrs.
. The members of the Trinity LII
theran church held reception las
/, evening at The church. in honor %
, Elmer Anderson. or Camp Dodge. Ia.
, who is spending n short Through il
4. this city. A very large number o
A., people attended Ibis reception .
musical program was furnished b.
, Mrs Earn Henson and by male quar-
: tct composed OF Prof. Gllbrrtsun, Oh
Vile Narland. H. O. Hergc and +. q
, B"rgc Following the musical pro
gram Mr. Anderson gave Il very il
tcrca'ing talk on the life in the ra,
tonmcut and Prof. lIclgcn made
speech IT thc close Of which he pro
y scented Mr.. Anderson with > purs
' from the mIubcrS of the church. Nj
= Anderson returns 90 camp tomorrow.
{ Or. Oscar 4. GronSclh. director G
Il Gary Conservative Of Music. formcrl
III" llinShaW Conservatory Of MUST
viii give vocal recital AT the hic
school auditorium this evening at
O'Clock. He is one Of The forcmoS
i baritone voices in this country toda,
He has been heard in all the larg,
. cities Of this country and Canada. an
!, has received the approval of mus
lovers everywhere He took part la,
4 week in I patriotic program given t
r. Gary. ind. and the press Of that cit
"a praised his voice in the highest term
II Among tho numbers he will sing I,
night viii be: Vision Fugitive
n tMasscncO; "Vulcan's Song eco
q, nod; Summer Sadness lKjaGrull
6 "Tho Charge Of the Lighl Brgad'
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), The regular meeting of the Wol
q ans Rclirc Corps will be held We
C nesday afternoon in Odd Fellow
e. hall, Eight new members will be /
jtiatCd at this time and all The year
RI business will be closed at This nice
e. inc. All members are urgd to
d. present,
go