Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-26
SOCIETY NOTES


church will held a card party and /
dance ON Wednesday evening. May |. +
at Schacfer's hall. Cards will be
played until 10 o'clock and IIentrich's |
orchestra will furnish music for
dancing from that time until midnight. !
A cordial invitation has been extend. |
ed to the general public TO attend,
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The young Men OF ST. Patrick's par
ish will give a card party on Monday
evening. April 80. at st. patrick's hall
All friends OF the parish have been
,uyited to attend this party
The -. X. Z. all day knitting party
held yesterday at the home OF Mrs.
e. e. Duffy ON Douglass street. was
well attended by sixty ladies'. A pic
mic luncheon was served al noon. and
the day was spent in veIv pleasan.
informal fashion, working for the
soldiers. Mrs. ". b. Pusey will en-
! terrain the ladies Of the W. X. c. on
Thursday. May 9th. at her home 1l2U
WI Van Buren, street. Of all day knit.
ting party,
The members OF the Ottawa
Womans Club will hold their annual
meeting and election Of officers on
Tuesday afternoon. April 80 at 2
| o'clock, at the parish house. The
annual club luncheon. which is al.
ways the social function OF the club
year was omitted this year on account
Of the war. and instead of this infOr-
NAL afternoon reception will be held
in connection with the annual meet
ing. All members of the club are
urged 10 attend, and the admission
will be entirely free. The annual
dues will be payable at this meeting
The program planned for the after
noon will be:
Solo-Miss Sadie Kenny.
Reading-Miss Mabel linus. ia mem.
Der OF the Ottawa High School
faculty.)
Fancy observation-disclosures and Jane
f. Palmer
Business session and election OF
officers.
At the close of the business session
refreshments will be served The
committee In charge of the arrange
ments for the afternoon will be Mrs.
John Edgecomb Mrs. W. f Howard
and Miss Anna Conard
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II Over sixty tables were filled yes.er.
lay afternoon. at the card party held
n the Knights Of Columbus hall By
he senior class at st. Xaviers Acad-
amy. The afternoon was spent very
pleasantly by the ladies playing
euchrc and fise hundred Enough
money was cleared TO buy liberty
bond for the Sisters OF st. Xaviers
Academy.
Mrs. William Ilueglln entertained
he members Of her Five Hundred
Club last evening al her home on Col.
ambus street. Twelve guests were
present The evening was spent in
playing cards. the favors being pre-,
sented to Mrs. Mary Wyman and Mrs.
Mlldren Martin Light refreshments
we're served by the hostess at late
hour
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Mrs. Thomas Reid. entertained the
members of her card club yesterday
afternoon. at her home 32O Il. Super
ior street. Three tables of SOC were
tiled during the afternoon. The
lavors were presented 10 Mrs. Mary
Wyman and Mrs. Julia Wiley. Dainty
refreshments were served by Mrs
Reid.
The ladies of St. Francis church
held an all day meeting on Wednes
nay at the home of Mrs. Charles
lIirlman of West Glover street
Thiity-hve ladies were present and
spent very profitable day sewing for
the Red Cross. A picnic luncheon
was served at noon. The ladies OF
the parish will hold an all day meet
ing on "Wednesday, May 1st, at the
home of Mrs. Andrew Mutter. 1891 OF.
tawa avenue. to sew for the Red
Cross.
The Young WOmans Missionary
Guild of the First Congregational
church will meet this evening at !
o'clock in the parlors of the church
to make surgical dressings for the
Red Cross.
About fifteen young people attend
ed the quarterly business meeting and
social last evening at the First Con
gregati0nal church. At the close OF
The business meeting the young PEG
pie spent very pleasant hour, light
refreshments were served.
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The pupils Of the Senior class OF
st. Xavier's academy. and their moth
ers, will give an entertainment and
dancing party on next Tuesday even
ing. April 30th. at the Knights OF
Columbus hall. An entertainment will
be given at s o'clock, and dancing will