Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-14
SOCIETY NOTES

ing was held. following which a mus
ical program was given. The remain
der of the evening was spent in a so
cial hour and light refreshments were
served. The following program was
given:
Allegro Con Brio tHaydnj-.
Misses belle Stangeland, lnga Nelson
/ Della Peterson. Alice pierson.
"HumOresQue" tEschaikvoskyl -
Miss Inea Nelson.
Revere" Orchard Strauss) Miss
Belle Stangeland
Curious Story" tHeller) Miss
4 Clarissa Johnson
"Humming Bird" tKroeserl-Miss
Alice Pierson.
Vocal duet-Miss Della Peterson,
Eugene Pierson.
! Male quartet Messrs. Munson,
/ picrson TanIerd, Munson
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Eighteen ladies attended the all
day meeting of the philanthropc de-
partment of the Ottawa Womans
club, held yesterday al the home OF
Mrs. Moses Stiefel, 43l Congress
street The entire afternoon was
spent in rolling surgical bandages, a
great many bandages being rolled
during the day. At noon delicious
picnic luncheon was served The
next meeting of the Phlanthropic de.
partment will be an all day meeting
held at the home of Mrs. Dan Nc.
Carly in the 400 block on Congress
street. on Wednesday, February q.
The day will be spent in working on
surgical dressings, and picnic
luncheon will be served at noon
Mrs l.. c. Brand entertained num-
Der of young people of the Epworth
Methodist church last evening at her
home on Guthrie street, with a picnic
supper in honor OF Bernard Baldwin
who is stationed with the quarter
masters reserve corps, AT the can
Torment camp at San Antonio, Tex
About twenty young people were pres
ent. a delicious supper was sery
ed at 80, and the evening was spent
with music. Mr.. Baldwin is spending
short Through at his home in Utica
hui will return to camp Saturday
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The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety will meet on Friday afternoon
February 18th. at the home OF Mrs
John +. VonckX, in the Presbyterian
manse. instead OF the home OF Mrs
Jasper Brown. as previously an
nounced
The weekly meeting OF the BID,
class of the Ion Evangelical l.uth
: eran church. Rev. j. T. Mueller, pas
ton, will be held at the home of Mrs
Fred Hitter, AZ Main street, OF
Thursday evening. Feb. II, at $50.
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The Utopian club OF the Epwor;l
Methodist church will hold Il meeting
tonight at the home of Mrs Angus
kerste, SIG Guthrie street, All mem
bers are urged to attend
The W. c. T. t. held their Febru
airy meeting yesterday at the home
OF Mrs. J. A. Andrews, on First ave
5 nue.. In the absence of the presiden
. the vice president. Mrs. George
Poundstone, had charge of the meet
2 ing. Mrs. &. A. Crowden was il
+. charge OF the program. Some very
excellent papers were read and ;
= musical program that was greatly On
: .oyed was given by Mrs. George kir
by and Harold Pusey Light refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Andrews
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The Daughters of the American
Revolution will give Il Red Cross care
and knitting party at the Elks' cluI
rooms Friday February %. All thu
women in the city are urged to al
tend and help the Red Cross in this
manner. Bridge and 500" will bt
played. starting at O'Clock and Ell
tertainment will be furnished for the
ladies that wish to knit. This part.
will be in charge Of the proeam com
mttee OF the d. A. r.
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Miss Myrtle Stadden celebrated hel
birthday the first of the week, and The
members Of her 500 club arranged {
: very pleasant surprise for her. They
called at the Stadden home in I
body, and presented Miss Staddel
with a very large bouquet of carna
lions and Fatalities. Three tables o
500 were filled during the afternoon
and very delicious luncheon was
served The guests departed wish
ing Miss Stadden many more sucl
happy birthdays.