Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-09
Society Notes"

OttdNd uitelt 4ohtta dtd ioththH
forward with much pleasure to the
Red Cross benefit recital TO be held
Thursday evening, June II, at the
Baptist church by the pupils OF Miss
Rebecca Yentzer, assisted by Rev. G.
A. Briggs, with Miss Mildred Keeler
as aceOmpanist. The program TO be
given as follows presents some of
Ottawa's most talented young mu'
sieians:
PART !.
Soldiers chorus, Faust (Gounod)
Chorus
Cornish Lullaby Hood - Miss
Bernioe Markeson.
Sleep, Little Baby of Mine tHuhnl
Miss Anna Carlson.
| May Renting (tkitty Caton) Miss
Mary Cation.
/ Song Of Spring tSpeaks) Miss
Margaretha Spuergin.
! Duetlt Was Lover and His Lass
/ tWalthew)- Misses Dorothy Reaor,
Emily Palmer.
One Morning Very Early SANDER
sonJ-Miss Marguerite Haley
/ ta) Birds Lullaby tSanderson), tbl
/ Shepherd So Tickle tWekerlinl
Miss Helen Milligan.
| One Fleeing Hour dorothy Lee)
/ Mr. Fred prichard.
4 (a) Phyllis Has Such Charming
/ Graces told English), tb) Loves. In
the Highway (Rogers) Miss Emily
/ Palmer.
PART II.
/ Duet Rose of Ny Heart Lohr)-
Miss liaglund, Miss Irwin.
Cal When the Dew is Falling
/ (Schneider}, tb) Wind Song (Itogers)
Miss Edith Shuler.
(a) My Love She's but Iassie,
Yet Loepke) 90 The Awakening
4 tSpross) Miss Helen Hoii.
(a) June Time (Speaks), tb) o, No
John (Old English) Miss Dorothy
Rohor
ta) The Plant MARY Heller
/ Brown. (b) Hark, Hark, The Lark
/ (SchuberD Miss Marie Haglund.
(a) The Mller's Daughter tBuzzi
peccia), CD June tMact'adyn) r. Mis-
Ora Irwin.
i (a) Ballade, Faust lGounod), tbl
Love Thee tGrieg), lc) The Magic
of Your Voice tMacDermidl Miss
Mabelle Todd.
(a) Deep River tBurleigh), OLE
Negro melody; tb) Her Blanke
,I4ieurance), Navajo indian; &c.
Springs Singing (MacFadyen)- Miss
Vera Ham.
Hear the Ye Winds and Waves
(HandeD Rev. Charles A. Briggs.
Kiplngs Recessional tSchnecker)
The Star SpangIed Banner Choir
us.
The ladies belonging to Unit No.
of The Ottawa Red Cross Chapter, ar
, planning an elaborate benefit TO
Tuesday evening, June 49, The even
] is to take the form Of an iniormS
: progressive supper party and will b
, given on the north bluff. the FIR
course of soup will be served at tn
home Of Mrs. Charles Reed, the mea
course at Mrs. Walter Palmer's an
the desert at Mrs. Lorenzo Leland
Cards and dancing will lurnis'
amusemenis for the guests later IN IN
evening and automobiles for taxi sert
ice will be at the court house ear,
in the evening to convey people U
and from the blur. 1t is the earnes
desire of the committee in charg
that every person in Ottawa lnicrestoI
in practical Red Cross results WI
take this opportunity Of being pres
ent and showing their appreciation O
The work ny contributing their bi
. and at the same time spending an 81
ioyable evening and having q zoo
supper. Every one, young and ole
is cordially invited to attend. A
the proceeds of the supper, amus'
? ments and taxi service viii 80 fo
? the purchase of materials used in tn
making of supplies for the Red eros
F.. by Unit No. I. Don't forget that b
attending this benefit you may be q
} rectly helping our own Ottawa boys
: as we'll as The boys of our Who'll
country who are so cheertully glVin
+ themselves to protect our nationi
4 liberty. Let us all help make tn
9 Red Cross benefit a huge success
Z Tickets for the supper are 70 CEN
' and cards may be Nplayed for rs cent
G person.
= Mr. Collins, manager o7 The ApoiI
a lhoater, has generously given Tn
{, No. /. of the ottawa chapter OF II
:, American Red Cross, the proceeds
i his moving picture house on Il
G afternoon and evening OF Frida
J. June 18th. All money taken iii by Il
t Apollo on that day will be turned ov
4 directly to Unit No. v to help pr
O chase material for war relief woi
v, Go and see a good picture and he
Il the Rcd Cross.
IS About one hundred members OF Il
g Acquinas Council Knights OF Colu