Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-12
SOCIETY NOTES


The members Of the Home aud Con.
servation Departments Of the Ottawa
W0mans Club held st. patricks day
celebration and luncheon domonstra-
ton yesterday ut the home uf Mrs.
Daniel Mccarthy ON Congress street.
About sixty ladies' attended. The
house was beautifully decorated in
American and Irish flags An excel .
lent st Patrck's day program con
sistlng of the following numbers, was
given:
Star Spanelcd Banner"
st Pairick's Day in the Morning
Miss Alma Butteriield.
irish Love Song" Irish Folk
Song"-Miss Sadie Kenny
Paper, st Patrick Mrs. Dan Me
Carthy
Irish Character Dances Misses Es-
Their Farrell, katherine and Margaret
Lucoy.
Talk-Miss Preston, of Buffalo Rock
sanitarium
Following the program f0urcourse
luncheon was demonstrated. The
liable was set with four covers. one
course being prepared for serving at
each place. Refreshments of.tea and
shamrock cakes, iced with green icing
were used
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Judge and Mrs. H. W. Johnson en-
'ertained al their home on East Main
street last evening with an informal
Inner last evening in honor Of Mr.,
| md Mrs. Jens Jensen Following the
dinner the guests attended the lee.
ture given by Mr. Jensen at the high
{ school.
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Santa Maria Court, Daughters of
ISABELLA, will hold Il regular meeting
i his evening al $ o'clock in the
! Knights of Columbus hall All mean
)ers are urged 10 attend as very
important business session will be
held.
The members Of the Conservation
Committee OF the Ottawa Woman'S
Tub entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Jens
'ensen, OF Chicago. at d luncheon at
he Clifton hotel Yesterday at one
| o'clock. Covers were laid Tor six
guests.
Forty ladies OF st Francis parish
leld an allday meeting today at the
lome of Rev Father Casimir Miller
n the St Francis rectory. The day
vas spent in working for The. Red
ross. sewing hospital garments, knit
my and making surgical dressings
picnic luncheon was served at noon
The ladies viii meet in the various
. ZONES in the parish one day eacl
. week to do Red Cross work
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+ Word has been received in OttaWi
: If the marriage of Miss Sara kenning
on and Ralph Lowrie of indianapolis
which took place at the home OF tn,
rides parents, Mr. and Mrs William
Remington. in indianapolis on Tues
j Inv evening \Iurph \ hput GYit
If the close friends and relatives OF
he contracting parties witnessed the
ceremony. Mrs Lowrie was unattend
Vi, and was handsomely gowued in al
worry satin gown trimmed in rose
1oint lace, veil and carried a show
ar bouquet of roses and lilies OF the
ALLEY. Following The ceremony, 4
Wedding supper was served after
which Nh and Mrs. Lowric departed
Tor California and other western
+ points on honey moon trip. Miss
Remington is well known in this
3ity. She was employed as designer
at Miss Tuberty's millinery store
Turing the past year, coming to OF
! ava from the Gage shop in Chicago
Nh LoWrie is travelling salesman
or the Kellogg Co.. at Dayton, Ohio
1t which place they will make theil
future home.
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About thirty young ladies ATTENDED
he meeting OF the Young Woman's
Missionary Guild Of the Firs, COngre
gational church held last evening ii
he parlors Of the church a picnic
supper was served at $50. TlA, mis-
, si0nary study for the evening Swas
postponed until the next regular meet
ing, and the time was spent in max
ing surgical dressings for the Rec
Cross Miss Gretchen Farnswortl
acted as hostess
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=, The Ctopian club of the First Me
thodst church will hold meeting OF
Thursday evening, March 18th. in tn,
parlors Of the church All members
are urged to attend, re evening vii