Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-01
|Society Notes

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The ladies of the Summit View
Cemetery Association will hold a
meeting al the home of Mrs. Eliza.
beth Farnsworth, 444 States street,
Tuesday afternoon, December 4th.
The meeting will open at 2 o'clock.
The regular Saturday evening
dance and reception will be held at
the Willis Dancing Academy tonight.
A selected orchestra will furnish
music for the dancing.
The Mary and Martha Circle of the
Kings Daughters will meet Monday
evening. December Bird, at the home
of Mrs. j. NJ Rockwell on State
street
Mrs. Taylor Pyle will entertain the
members of the Westminster Guild
at a thimble party at her home on
Center street, Tuesday evening. Dec.
ember 4th. This will be a farewell
party for Miss Carrie Lewis, who is
moving to Galesburg soon to make
her future home. The Guild has
changed the place for holding their
exchange. and will hold ii in the
building formerly occupied by the
Simon Music Store instead of in the
Dryer Furniture Store.
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The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold their annual bazaar
Friday. December eth. at the church,
beginning at IL O'Clock. for the after.
noon and evening. Supper will be
served by the ladies' at 6:15. Mrs.
Harry Cook. Mrs. Will Johnson. Mrs.
Frank Graham and Mrs Sam Parr
will serve Russian tea in the after.
noon and evening. The fancy work
viii be in charge OF Mrs |. L. Wood.
ward, as chairman Mrs. Cecil Nc
Evoy will have charge of the caps. Mrs
George Deiterich will have the dolls
Miss Louise Grove will be in charge
OF the flower booth, the Busy Bees
will have Il booth in charge of Miss
Jane Peck, Mrs. Duncan McDougall
will have the apron booth. There will
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The ladies of the CONGREGATIONAL
church will hold their annual bazaar
Friday afternoon and evening in the
parlors of the church. There will be
several very attractive booths, a fancy
work booth, tea ROOM a doll booth,
an apron booth. cooked food booth
and flower booth These booths
will all be very deliberately decorated
and made as attractive as possible in
every way. Mrs. Harry Cook, Mrs.
Will Johnson. Mrs. Franz Graham and
Mrs. Samuel Parr will have charge of
the tea room. Mr.. I. l.. Woodward
and Mrs. Cecil McEvoy will have
charge OF the fancy work and the caps.
Mrs. George Dieterich will be in
charge of the doll booth. Mrs. Dun
can McDougall will be in charge OF
the apron booth. Miss Louise Grove
will have charge of the, floor booth
and Mics 1apa paol u;p hn Il, ah.,.,
of the booth that will be conducted
by the members OF the Busy bees
organization of girls.
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The W0man's Relief Corps held an
all.day knitting party yesterday at the
home OF Mrs. Joseph Hampson, 302
East Van Buren, street. Forty-three
ladies were present for the luncheon
served at noon, and enough ladies
came in for the afternoon to swell the
attendance to So The day was spent
in knitting on sweaters for the Ottawa
boys that have enlisted and several
very interesting letters were read
that have been received from the OF.
tawa boys who have already received
sweaters sent them by the ladies. In
the afternoon the following musical
program was given that was much en-.
joyed by all the ladies present.
Cornet My Sweetheart ,Charles
Sackford); Calvary" rodney; "Sil
yer Threads Among the Gold"--Miss
Maude Deist.
Piano: ta) Grand Polka de Con
cert BARTLETT; % Polish Dance
/ Scharwenka) Miss Pearl Lace.
Vocal: (a) Savannah Lullaby" (Bap
/ penn; (b) Absent (MetcalD --Doro
thy Refior
The Daughters of the American Rev
oluti0n will hold their December
meeting Tuesday, December 9Th. a,
the home of Mrs. J. w. Petit, 1917
Paul street. Mrs. E. p. Johnson viii
have the paper OF the afternoon or
the Treaty of Paris"
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The Amateur Musical club will hole
their December meeting Tuesday
December 4th, at the home OF Mrs. A
II. Gilman. 5l4 Congress street. The
day will be given over to the study o.
Shakespearean music, and the follow
ing excellent program will be given