Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-30
SOCIETY NOTES

evening, April lst By Starved Rock
/ Council. No. ga for knights and their
ladies. The dance will be held in their
/ hall in the Gayety building This is
he biggest social event Of the year
and 4 large attendance OF the NOM
bers is expected. lIentrich's orches-
ira will furnish music for the dancing
from 20 | O'Clock Dainty refresh
ments will be served during the even
ing Many out-oi-town knights and
their ladies are planning on attending
tJhis big event.
/ The German Benevolent society
will hold their annual Easter dance on
Monday evening, April LIST. al Shaef.
ers hall. Stokes orchestra has been
} engaged To furnish music during the
evening
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The past masters OF the Humboldt
Masonic Lodge. No 555, A. f. < A. VI.
held their annual reunion nj the Ma
sonic Temple yesterday afternoon and
evening. The third degree was con-
ierrcd on three candidates in the af-
ternoon and on one candidate in the
evening. The degrees We're confer
ed by officers composed of the past
masters OF the order. At $50 o'clock
4 very delicious banquet was served
70 100 hungry Masons. including
number of Masons from La Sale.
Utica. Waltham. Marsoillcs and Chi.
fcago
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The Summit View Cemetery Asso.
citation will be entertained on Tues
lay afternoon. April .. at the home of
Mrs. James Erb. 500 Second avenue.
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The big opening OF the Southern
market at the Boat clab will take
place next Saturday. April 6. at 1890
,. IN. The finance committee has com.
ploted arrangements and this prom
SEES 10 he very unique. The response
the public have made has been very
"ery gratifying; in fact. Miss Lincoln
says her phone is ringing continually
o eager are people to make donations.
For those who want TO make dona
lions the committee would like To have
,nything from this list: Fruit, yege
tables cakes, candy. butter, eggs,
ard, poultry dressed or alive, pig
cons, rabbits, pigs cheese, Jelly, etc.
There will be cards and knitting at
2::3C p. m. Those who have charge
own table cover, cards, pencils ana
pad. Please make reservations early
This Southern market IS under the
auspices OF the Council Of Defense
and is instituted to raise at least S2ot
hat has to b. turned into headqHar
tors The general admission is TWEEN.
ty-fye cents. whether or not you do
note You are asked to do your mar.
citing there next Saturday
The Woman's Relief Corps held an
all day knitting party on Thursday At
he home Of Mrs. W. +. Wocao, on
'anl street. Eiehty-one women were
present. The day was spent in knit
ting and sewing for the soldiers, and
a picnic luncheon vas served at noon
The report % the patriotic chairman
MRS. Mccullough, showed that 10
members had worked on surgical dros
,in2s at the high school Tor the Red
Cross since Christmas and that 2,155
ours had been spent By the ladies
I knitting since then and more than
ice muslin bandages had been made
rhe members OF the organization are
tanning a musical comedy TO ne put
on the evenings OF April 18th and 18th
~ fifty musical Young people of the
city, the proceeds 'of which will be
used by the ". X. c., for patriotic
I'D relief WORK among the soldiers.
"A the afternoon musical program
aas furnished by the BaptiS, ladies'
uartet, composed Of Miss MaaQe
DeycrcauX, Miss yolma Snarr. Miss
lnra peVoro and Mrs Guy V. MINIS
Fifty women attended the joint
meeting of the Red Cross and Deer
Park mission held in Deer Park town
lall, Wednesday afternoon. March
lIth. Seven cOmiorters were TIED
turing the meeting. Mrs. &. j. Me.
Conncll. the government organizer
,hO is speaking in the interest OF the
County Home Improvement Associa
ton, spoke on the benefits to be de
we'd from the employment of a home
adviser. The women unanimously on.
dorSed the movement and eighteen
signed the membership pledges. The
following committee was appointed to
boost the movement aud 70 secure
additional memberships Miss Agnes
Baldwin, Mrs. Chas Mors, Mrs. Harry
Holdermau. Miss Ada Ellsworth and
Mrs. Liant Calkins.
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The Young Womaus Missionary
Guild Of the First Congre 2ational
hurch will hold Il me citing on Monday
evening. April LIST, in the parlors OF
the church Miss Evelyn Barry will
be hostess and a picnic supper vii
be served AZ $50.