Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-23
SOCIETY NOTES

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Announcement was made of the
engagement of Lieut.. Dan c. Curtis.
of this city. and Miss Marian Wlni.
fred Doran. daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
~. J. Doran. of Rockford. in that
city, Saturday. The Rockford Sunday
paper printed the following account
III Miss DOrans announcement party:
Miss Marian Nmuilred Doran en-
tertained a score Of girl friends at
her home in East State street. Satur-
LAY afternoon, when her engagement
to Lieutenant Daniel Carr Curtis was
announced The hours we're . to )
o'clock. a tiny little maid dressed
as IA bride descended the stairs and
carrying shower bouquet contain
ing the engagement, ring presented il
10 the bride-elect making very
pretty announcement TO the as
sembled guests.
Lieut.. Curtis is the son of City
Clerk and Mrs. " ". Curtis OF this
city.
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The annual faculty reception for the
Senior class OF the Ottawa township
high school will be held tomorrow
evening in the gymnasium OF the
, high school. An interesting program
has been planned by the COMMITTEES
in charge of the arrangements. and
IIentrich's orchestra will furnish
music for dancing at the close Of The
program.
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I The Young WomanS Missionary
Guild OF the First CONGREGATIONAL
church held meeting last evening
( in the parlors OF the church. Thirty
young ladies attended this meeting.
picnic supper was served at $50.
Following the supper Miss Louise
Grove read very interesting mis-
9ionary paper. and Miss Grace Milf
/ can gave report OF the W. b. NJ, [.
meeting held last week in kewanee.
I The rest of the evening was spent
making surgical dressings for the
Red Cross.
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I The Utopian club of the Epworth
A, Methodist. church vii be entertained
on Thursday evening, April %, at the
home of Miss Isabel Brown on Cen.
ter street.
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The Woman's Relief Corps will hole
an all day knitting party on Thurs
lay April 20. al the home of Mrs. c
{. Duffy, s13 Douglas street. The
lay will be spen in working for the
Red Cross and picnic luncheon vii
30 served at noon All members OF
The organization are invited to at
end this meeting.
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The Phianthropic department o
he o: tawa Womans club will hole
~ all day meeting tomorrow in III,
surgical dressing rooms in the hipi
school. The day will be spent il
making packets Of dressings for Ia
Red Cross, and luncheon will be scrE
I'd in the cafeteria at noon.
The Westminster Guild Of :h'
First Presbyterian church held F.;
meeting last evening at the home d
Miss Mable pyle on Second avenue
Fifteen members were present Miss
Nina Ogden had charge of the study
# the evening. A repor. Of the
/ Presbctry held recently was given
| Dainty refreshments were served by
he hostess.
, The brotherhood Of lntcrurba1
1 rrainmen win hold their seventh an
I ual dancing party on Thursday ey
( ming, April 25 at .hc Armory
lentrich's saXaphone orchestra has
1cen engaged TO furnish music for
jancng from . until o'clock. A cor
I lial invitation has been extended te
very one in the city to attend
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Miss Sadie Ford entertained the
members of her knitting club last
( evening at her home, 1920 Post 81
! \ picnic supper was served to iiftceI
guests. and the evening was spent IN
making surgical dressings for the Rec
| Cross.
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Mrs. Charles Olmstcad entertained
sixteen guests. the members Of hel
! Der home near Dayton. The ladics
| spent very enjoyable afternoon play
ing cards and delicious refreshment.
were served by the hostess.
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A large number Of members Of tht
| Woodmau lodge will 80 from here tC
Utica Wednesday evening to be pres
ent at the big county adoption of The
Woodman lodge The Utica lodge Is
! making great preparations to enter
| tain their guests on this occasion. The
Ottawa delegation will leave Ottawa