Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-21

every year eXpends many hundreds
of dollars to bring relief TO the poor
people of this city This money is
always raised by a large entertain
ment of some sort, and this year the
fall carnival was planned 10 raise the
money for this entertainment. A cor
tial invitation has been extended to
the general public to attend this car
nival. Fresh vegetables. fruit, canned
fruit and poultry will be sold during
the evening.
The womans auxiliary of the First
Congregational church held a meeting
yesterday afternoon in the parlors
of the church About twenty ladies
were present and spent a very prof.
liable afternoon sewing on refugee
garments for the Red Cross. Tea
was served by the hostess Mrs. Char
les Brenn, late in the afternoon, The
ladies will hold a meeting on next
Friday, at the home of Mrs. c. S
Ayers and Mrs Russell o. Hanson
Ayers and rms. Russell 0. Hanson
will be hostesses.
The members of tn WOman's Re
lief Corps will hold an all day knit
ting party on Thursday, Sept. 26. a
the home of Mrs Francis kopp, Jag,
West Lafayette street The day vii
served at a late hour by the hostess
the soldiers, and picnic luncheon
will be served at noon
e. 6, {,
Miss Katherine kerrigan enter
tanned about a dozen friends a. he
home, 700 West Main street. las
evening. The evening was very plea.
antly spent with music games an
dancing, and dainty refreshment
were served at late hour
. % 4, 6,
. The regular Saturday evenin
school and reception will be held hi
= evening at the Willis Dancing Aea
envy. A selected orchestra has bee
, engaged to furnish the music durin
the evening
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The ladies Of Christ Episcopt
, Church will hold a meeting on Frida
afternoon Sept. p, at O'Clock, at tn
home Of Mrs ] f. Richardson, -
Columbus street This will be tn
first fall meeting.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Gull
of the FIRST congregational Churc
will hold meeting on Monday evel
ing in the parlors OF the church.
picnic supper will be served at Ga
o'clock, and in the evening a bushes
session viii be held, in addition to tn
regular mission study Mrs. Cheste
Pyle will be the leader and Miss Ann
C0nard vii. be hostess
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Mrs, Julian Hess entertained Ii
members of her Sunday school elias
v at the First Methodist church with
> wiener roast last evening at her hon
on Illinois avenue Twelve girls WEI
present and spent very pleasa,
;. evening. Wieners and marshms
lows were roasted in the yard al
G games were played in the house.
The members of the Phlanthrop
Department Of Ottawa Woman's eli
will hold an all day meeting on We
: nesday at the home of Mrs. Fred Ha
. berle, 6li Webster street. A picn
I luncheon will be served at noon.
k members are reuested to be presel
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d Fifty ladies attended the Red Gro
: sewing and knitting party yesterd
afternoon at st. COlumbas hall. T
afternoon was very profitabry spe
in sewing on refugee garments. a
i in knitting for the soldiers. From II
' time on the ladies of St. Coumb,
y church will meet every Tuesday aft
: noon at o'clock at st. Columb,
. hall to work for the Red Cross.
n Mrs Frank sherman entertain
)" the members Of the Utopian club
Thursday evening at her home
Glover street. Twenty ladies We
n present, and very pleasant event
IS was spent knitting and sewing for t
e soldiers. Dainty refreshments W,
= served at late hoOr by the hoste
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y Two hundred and fifty people
u tended tile farewell reception given
the FIRST Baptist Church last event
for Rev and Mrs. G. w. Chessman
Il musical program which was grea
enjoyed was furnished by the Ban
corhestra AMI by Miss Oledine Wo,
The ladies of st. Francis Par
er viii hold card party and lance
Wednesday evening, Sept. %,
Or Schaefer's Hall Cards will he play
from s until 10 o'clock and Hentric
to orchestra will furnish music for la
Ing from 10 o'clock until midnight.
m cordial invitation has hnsp nyto,d
to The general public to attend.
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