Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-05
|Society Notes

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Today is the beginning OF the week
set aside by Governor Lowden for the
women of Illinois to register for all
kinds OF service during the period OF
the wal. This includes YOU. present
wage workers of the county. and those
who may have to join the ranks Of
The wage-earners in the near future.
| One of the greatest assets the conn-
/ Try can have at this time is the full
/ registration of all labor. The federal
/ and state agencies. recognizing TINS
need. have united their efforts to meet
the situation, and the Woman's Coun-
ell OF National Defense have embraced
this opportunity to put every woman
in the state in touch with the chance
to obtain employment.
The state has been divided into six
employment zones and Offices have
been opened for the accommodation
CT the women seeking employment
and those employers having positions
to be filled The federal and state OF
fees are compiling a complete, up-to
date list of positions open in all lines
agriculture. clerical. domestic, in
dustrial, professional. public service
and social service-that will be flee
in these employment agencies.
Registration headquarters viii b.
kept open all week in the woman
rest room, on the first floor OF tn
, court house, where women may rec
} lister. All women in the community
whether they are in position to hol'
a paid position, or are busy house
!. wives, with several small children, ar
requested to reg ster in order that tn
: government Offices may have con
plete census Of all the woman powe
Of tie nation.
A large number o. women were res
istering all day today at the poll'
Tomorrow is the day set aside for a
: women living on the east side 10 rel
) lister. and all others that were NJ
u able to register on the day set asid
for ther are also urged TO regisit
tomorrow. 1t is the nope Of the won
en- in charge of the registration thi
by the end of this week there wi
. not be one single woman in the eli
of Ottawa that has not registered
The registrars tomorrow will
u Mesdames Charles Brenn, Edwal
+ cellars, Charles S. Cullen, Fred Sap
Z Frank Slewder. Samuel e. Palr al
y Jennie Hilton.
The Amateur Musical Club will no
+, their November meeting Tuesd'
afternoon. November 9Th, at 3 o'cloc
= at the home Of Mrs. b. r. Lincoln, 5
~ Ottawa avenue. This Is the day S
= aside by the members of the club I
the study of American music and [
~ following excellent program has be
planned:
ar Piano, "Phapsody' (Beecher)--M MI
a, Mildred Keeler.
g Voice, (a) Light" (Bauer), {
THE Morning Wind OBranscombe)
II. Mrs. W. s. Blue.
IA Piano, (a) Cards, CD "ldyle,
Hat tMacDoWetD Miss Vida Been
TO Voice. (a) The Plant (Ma
nd Helen Brown, CD Wind Song Orc
ers)-Mrs. G. W. Farrar.
e. Piano, (a) Birds of Passage {
o. Stern November (Burleish) MI
B. O. Berse.
to Voice. (a) by the Waters Of MINI
in tonka' O.ieurance),. tb) The Swe
O. the Year" tSalter) miss An
Mt Hathaway.
Piano duet, "Saracens of lovely
to da tMacDoweiD Misses Jennie
ne Due Elda Smith.
Voice. ta) "Odalisque." (b) "TO
d. Young Gentleman iCarpenter)-M
G. M. Trimble.
ed Violin, Ca) by the BrooksiGe, y {
ne ITO the Oak" (Bureigh) Miss kat
crime Lincoln
10 j. g. l.
rl The regular Tuesday night danci
is party and reception will be held
morrow night, at the Willis danci
:" academy. These Tuesday night cla
es were started for the first time Il
year and are proving to be quite POI
~. lar.
a, ~ =
ON The Evening Pleasure Club, an
to- ganizaton of young married peop
will give dancing party at Schi
fer's hall, Tuesday evening, Move
her g.
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