Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-21


5, ]. Pyle pleasantly surprised her
yesterday afternoon at her home on
Chambers street, in honor Of her sew.
enticth birthday anniversary. The
afternoon was spent in a social way
and delicious refreshments were scry-
ed. The guests departed after wish
ing Mrs Pyle many happy returns Of
the day
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y private dancing party Will be- CIV
On ut the Clifton hotel Saturlay Iirht
by number of Ottawa young laa. S.
/ Orchestra music will be furnished lor
dancing from until midnisu'.
The members of the Mary T. Chap.
ter of the Eastern Star. Of this city,
have been invited to attend special
meeting and initiation Of the La Sale
chapter Thursday night November %
The meeting will be held in the IA
Sale Masonic temple About forty
members OF the local organizat ION are
planning to attend. aud those gning
will leave here on The $50 iuterur-
ban car
Yesterday was the double birthday
anniversary Of Miss Helena Trumho
and Frank Siunott, and Il few Of thcir
friends planned snrprise on them, as
a celebration Ten couples met hast
night and proceeded to the Trumbp
home IN Il badly whore Mr. Sjnnott
was calling The evening was spent
in playing cards and a delicious cafa-
terra supper was served at u late
hour. A large horse shoe shaped
birthday cake containing twcnlyOnc
lighted candles was used rs the cen.
tcrpiccc on the table and was later
cut and distributed among the guests
The guests departed at 4 late hour.
after wishing Miss Tlumbo and Mr..
Snnott, many more happy birthdays.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
J. Flanagan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Carr Mr. and Mrs. William Bradley,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ Lucey, Mr. and
Mrs. John f. SNAPPER, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. d. Duncan, Mr. and Mrs, Daniel
McCariy, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Iel-
ars, Misses Mary Sinnoit and Helene
Butler and Charles Downcy and John
Slnnott
The ladies of the First Methodist
church will hold in all day meeting
tomorrow at the home of Mrs G. A.
Briggs, Jr. The day will be spent in
sewing on articles for the December
bazaar. Each lady is requested to
! bring one article for "A picnic lunch
that Will be served at noon.
Over seventy ladies attended the
meeting Of the philanthropic Depart
mcnt of the Ottawa Woman's cml
held yesterday afternoon in the parisi
/ house. Almost every lady presen
/, brought some garments for women 81
). children, and many ladies that vert
, unable to attend sent their garments
These garments will be given on
:. through different charitable organiza
/ lions. and through the visiting nurse
e a report of the district federation
+ meeting held in May in MENDOZA. wa,
given by Mrs. f. u. Mercer The re
ports of the state federation meetinl
held last week in Chicago were giyel
by the delegates. Mrs Frank Slewdc,
and Mrs. j. J. Iiornung, Mrs. Slewd
cr reported the business sessions ant
Mrs. HOrnung reported the social SEES
' Sions Miss Rebccca Yentzer spoke
| few words to the ladies, urging then
( TO give the move TO secure the STATE
, music teachers convention for Ottaw.
next May, their support The pro
gram was followed by a short socia
period
The board of directors of the Ottaw;
Womans club will hold their Noven
|. her meeting. Tuesday. November 27tl
l. in Library hall
|. The ladies of the Eastern star viii
Q have their next afternoon card part,
J. ON Wednesday. December SIN Tn
s hostesses will be Mcsdamcs \. Alshu
Ter and Fred Shumaker.
y ~
About rs couples attended IN
n dancing party given hy he street ga
O conductors of the local lines, las
=. night in the Willis dancing academy
a Music was furnished by Heinrich
G orchestra from . until A. M1onligh
S dancing was one OF the attractive fei
N lures of the evening
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l. A masquerade dancing party will b
I held tonight IN Clappcr and Verne
hall lIcntrich's orchestra will lul
nish music for dancing from 8 unit
r.