Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-28
SOCIETY NOTES


Miss Mary Acton entertained the
members of her sunday school class
of the First Methodist Sunday school,
with a WIENER roast last evening
just east of town. The little girls
built a fire where they roasted wien
ners, potatoes and toasted marsh
mallows. They were chaper0ned by
Miss Acton and Miss Mary Jeffrey
Those present were Mary Helen kile,
TheO Bane. Harriet Brown. LOrain
Brown, Treya Breese. Loretta Brad
ley, Evelyn Bradley. Edith Burrows,
Anna Cartridge, Jean Brockway, Dor
othy Dunaway and Edith Farrell.
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Mrs. Frank Sweger entertained the
members of her 500 club last even
ing at her home on Canal street
Three tables OF cards were played
during the evening and adinty hun
cheon was served at late hour.
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The ladies auxiliary OF the A. O..
II. will hold a card party and dance
on Thursday evening, October 3, at
Schaefer's hall Cards will be played
from until 10 o'clock and Hentrich's
orchestra will furnish music from that
time until midnight A cordial in
vitation has been extended to the
general public t oattend.
The ladies' of the Missionary Soci-
/ ETY. OF the First Presbyterian church,
held a very pleasant all day meeting
yesterday at the home Of Mrs. George
T. Crawford. 403 First Ave. yester-
| day The affair was arranged in the
nature Of a farewell to the Crawford
| family, who leave next week for Cal
ifornia to make her future home, and
as a household shower for Mrs Robt.
Ilih, whose home south OF the city,
was recently totally destroyed by
fire Thirty ladies' were present and
spent a very pleasant day sewing on
comiorters for Mrs. Ilitf At noon a
delicious picnic luncheon was ser
we'd, and in the afternoon an infor
nal program was given.
The Summit View Cemetery AS
ISOLATION will be entertained OF
Tuesday, October LIST at the home
OF Mrs. Henry Bestman Of Guthrie
street.
The Young WOman's Missionary
Society of the First Congregations
church held a meeting yesterday al
: ternoon at the home Of Mrs. c. S
Ayers on Congress street Twent,
, two ladies were present and spen
the afternoon sewing on refugee gai
: ments for the Red Cross Tea wa
served late in the afternoon by tn
hcstesses, Mrs, Ayers and Mrs Rus
sell Hanson.
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The Tuesday Study Circle of tn
: Ottawa Woman's club will hold
/ meeting on Tuesday afternoon, DC
$ l. at the home of Miss Louise Grow
1927 E. Washington street. The pape
If the afternoon. Winston Churcl
IN will be given by Mrs. Cordeli
Hathaway.
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Mrs Athur Frost, 1860 West Lafa.
| cite street. entertained twenty-fy
, guests last evening in honor of Mis-
. Ada Warner. The evening was spel
with music and games, and Miss Wa
ners engagement to Edwin j. Matt,
vas announced. At a late hour daint
refreshments were served by II
hostess. Both Miss Warner and NJ
Mates are we'll known and populi
Ottawa young people,
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The Ottawa Chapter of the Anne
can Red Cross has received an a
encouragement from the committee
relief among the Belgian people
Belgium. The acknowledgment is
: engraved card which reads. 1.-THE cor
mission for relief in Belgium for Il
people Of Belgium, With their de,
appreciation an lasting gratitude, y
acknowledge the donation from q
! Ottawa Chapter of the American h,
Cross. There is still a great de
OF refugee sewing on hand at &
u Red Cross headquarters. and mo
= workers are needed in The sewn
: rooms, on the fourth floor of t.
! court house.
The Amateur Musical Club will he
y meeting on Tuesday afternoon, o.
!. /, at the home of Mrs J. T.. Boynt
i in Eastwood. The meeting was Or
inal.y planned to be given in t
evening, but has been changed frC
= that time until 2:30 in the afserno(
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