Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-27
SOCIETY NOTES

entertain the Fortnightly Club AT the
Board OF Education Room in the High
School next Tuesday evening. April
Goth. The Influence OF Darwinism
on the Great War" will be the sub
ieet of the evening, and W. f. How
ard will have the paper.
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The Young Womans Missionary
Guild OF The First Congregational
church have postponed their Monday
night meeting indefinitely on account
OF not having material 10 work with.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF the Con-
gregational church will meet In the
church Friday afternoon TO sew for he
Red Cross. Mesdames c. b. Sharp and
Ben Lawrence will be hostesses.
The WOmans Missionary Society OF
the First Congregational Church will
hold a meeting on Friday afternoon. at
the home of Mrs. ]. W. Petite. l0l1
Paul street.
The Willing Workers Glass" of the
First Methodist church. taught by
Miss Marion Tillman held q picnic
supper. and social las. evening at the
church. Supper was served at $3.50
and afterwards the eighteen girls,
members of the class spent very
pleasant evening playing games
s, 4. !.
A special program has been ar
ranged by the Bap:is. Young Peoples
Union for tomorrow night at G:15 at
the Baptist church. The subject is
Our Italian Neighbors" Italian mu.
sic will feature the program. Nation,
al airs by chorus from the Intermed
ate Society. solo by Miss Yentzer
md Vera Ham. and solo by Theo
dore Eustis. The public Is invited
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Thursday evening a. s O'Clock
Laura Eusts win hold the Annual
Gymnasium Exhibition at the old X
Of p. hall. The young women's class
es will take part in drills. dances and
contest games.
A Faculty. Concert will be given a
Pleasant View Luther College next
Monday night. April 20 at s O'Clock
rhe concert is complimentary 20 the
public and all are cordially invited
The program follows
Sammy, Arthur Olaf Anderson
Miss Chamberlin.
(a) From an Indian Lodge" Ma,
lowell. % Hungarian Mac Dowel
Miss Rebecca Rorem.
! 20. Heart Of Nine Galloway--Pro
Running.
! Ia "Reverie," G. Bottesini. Co.
Poem Zdendo Fibich--Miss Kath
arine Lincoln, Violin. Mrs. W. c. Pals
ey organ.
! ta) Sacrament. James G. Ma,
Dermid. (b) In an Old Fashioned
/ Town w. II. Squire--Mjss Chamber
in
Andante in 3 fiat, Waller Spinney
Miss Rebecca Rorem.
In Heavenly Love Abiding, VIM
Il. Pontius Miss Chamberlin anf
Prof Gilbertson.
ta) Scotch Poem" Mcdowell
b. March Grotesque'. Sinding--Mrs
" S. Paisley
Concerto, Mendelssohn. Andautt
Allegro Moderate Miss katherine
Lincoln.
Fantasia" Clifford Demares.-Mr
". c. Paisley. organ; Miss Rebecca
sorem, piano.
The Lord is Ny Light Obey Speaks
Miss Chamberln.
! violin Alligato by Miss Katherine
( lincoln
Grand Choeur" in d. VIM r
( Spence--Mrs. w. c. Paisley.
(a) Jeg Elsker Dig Edward Cries
! (b)"The Norwegian Echo Song W
rhrane. (c) When Maidens 20 &
Maying", German miss Chamberlin
| More than eighty people attended
he card party given by the ladies Of
he A. o, II. last evening in Odd Eel
lows hall. Twenty tables Of euchrt
and 500 were filled during the even
ing. Everyone attending spent q mos
/ enjoyable evening
! Miss Isabelle Brown entertained
the members OF the Ctopian Club
Thursday evening a. her home. 60:
7 W. Main street. Fifteen members
we're present and spent very pleas
ant evening making surgical dress
| ings for the Red Cross.
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/ Miss Martha IlOhner entertained ;
number OF friends last evening at hel
I home on West Madison street. with
very pleasant party in honor o
Miss Lillian Sanger, whose marriage
TO Thomas Woodward will take plac,
I in the near uture. The Hohnel
home was prettly decorated will
wedding bells, kewpies and hearts
the color scheme thru the entire house