Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-18
SOCIETY NOTES

proyement Assodisrion Will hold a
meeting on Friday afternoon, Sept.
20. at O'Clock in Serena. Miss VII
kinson Of the University of llllnOs
will give an address on Clothes
Everyone in the county is cordially
invited TO attend. and there will be
no admission fee.
Mrs. Edgar s Huston entertained
with five-cOurse. twelve-coyer din
ner last evening at the Clifton Hotel
in honor OF her sister, Miss Helen
Hulse. The table was beautifully
decorated with bouquets OF pink roses
The evening following the dinner was
spent informally
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ehly enter
tanned forty guests. members OF the
EpwOrth League of the First Method.
list Church, with a chicken dinner last
evening at their home, eight miles
south of the city. The trip to the
Ehly home was made in machines
and the evening following the dinner
was spent informally, with music and
games The guests returned home at
a late hour last night
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The first meeting of the year of the
Amateur Musical Club was held yes
/ terday afternoon at the home Of the
president, Miss Rebecca Yentzer, PA
Van Buren, street. This was the reg
ular presidents reception. which Is
given each fdl. by the president o.
the club A large number OF mem
bers were present and spent a very
/ pleasant informal afternoon TIVE
solos which were greatly enjoyc
were sung by Mrs Earl Benson Mis-!
Yentzer, who has found she could no
spare the time TO attend 10 the dutie
Of the office Of president, tenderel
/ her resignation, and Mrs. b. O. Berg,
was elected to iill her uneXpired term
/ Dainty refreshments were served b,
/ he hostess The next meeting Of tn
! club will be held on Oct / at tn
home OF Mrs. J. f. Boynton on Con
gress street
The members Of the charity CON
mittee OF Santa Maria Court, Daugl
,ers of Isabelle. have almost finished
their preparations for their big fa
carnival and street dance, 10 be give
on Saturday evening. Sept q, o
West Lafayette street, between CO
lumhus and LaSalle streets. Their
will be carnival booths, and refrest
ment stands where doughnuts, san.
witches and coffee will be served, an
plenty OF amusements will be fu
nished for the children. A twelv'
piece band will furnish music for tn
dancing, which will be held on I'll
new pavement. Plans are being mad
to entertain a record breaking crow,
} and absolutely all the proceeds wi
be used for charitable work in o
| tawa. The Daughters of Isabelle hay
5 done more charitable work in OttaW
during the past few years than almOS
any other phianthropic organizatio
here.
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: The mems brotherhood of the Firs
Methodist church held their reguls
: fall meeting last evening at III
: church. This was in the nature of
farewell for the pastor, Rev. G Y
Chessman Sixty men were presen
and sat down to a very excellel
chicken pie supper at $50 O'ClOc
The supper, which consisted of chic
en- pie, mashed potatoes, salad, pic
les, rolls, ice cream, cake and cofie
was prepared and served under II
direction of Morey Roberts and
W. Hawley At the close of the su
per an excellent program of patriot
hhuHiN was sven ny EulHuuu 10Y al
John Hofl, and a very fine address w
made by Rev. Chessman on NE
Power Following Mr.. Chessman
address excellent talks were mac
: by Floyd De Lapp and by L.
Thompson, telling of the appreci
ton of the work done by Rev. Ches
= man in Ottawa. The church was bea
/ tifully decorated with flags. and Il
u colors Of the allies. A public farewt
= reception for Rev. and Mrs. Ches
: man will be given on Friday eyenh
OF this week in the church, at viii,
- time all friends of this well know
= couple are invited to attend.