Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-07
SOCIETY NOTES

The women OF the Moosheart lie
sian will entertain the Moose mem
hers and their families on Tuesday
evening, June 18th. al O'Clock at
Moose hall. All the mothers of the
order are heartily urged to bring their
,hildren out for this entertainment
\ very pleasant evening is being
promised to all those attending. and
10 admission fee will be charged.
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Fifty people attended the sewing
and knitting party at the home OF
Mrs. James Burke in Wallace town
ship, Wednesday afternoon. The time
was spent in knitting and sewing iol
he Red Cross, thirteen hospital shirts
being made during the afternoon, ana
l business meeting was held. A com
was appointed TO keep record of all
he Wallace boys in the service. ana
wherS each boy was located Ii was
decided. to hold a card party on We'd
| desday afternoon, July 18th, at the
| residence of Mrs. Bert Mcdonnell.
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The pupils of Miss Vida BEEN.
pianist, and Miss Katherine Lincoln.
.iolinist, viii give seeies of recitals
tho naricb bnnSn frha
| children in the classes will give then
ecltal tonight, and tomorrow evening
| he other children will give recital
| fhe programs are both very excel
ent, and promise tn be very enjoy
| able evenings of music The public
ire cordially invited to attend botn
ecitals. The program for the recital
his evening will be:
Merry Hunting Party. Walter Role
-Ardella Furr Ruth Haeberle.
ta) March, Gutenberg tbl In a Ca,
zoe Gutenberg Harold Lawrence.
ta)Gong for a Walk and 81. Mich
Jlas, Ellsworth Nora Jordan.
Hunting Song. Guritt Edith
| Moody.
! Brownies on Parade, Ellsworth
Frederick Claus.
Melody, Elizabeth Siebert
The Windmill, Hubbard Harris
evelyn Bradford
ta) Good Morning and ID Barca
ole, Katherine Lincoln-Willian
James Osman.
Evening Story. A Tellier-Lulu lie
and
Hunting Song, Mari Pald-Donalt
Wiley
,ladys at Play. Mokrejs Margaret
)ryette Waltz, Spence Virgins
iiudci.
Lullabye. Strut Mary O'Conor.
lnterpretatiye Dance-lane Palmer
la) Song of the Armorer Doroth,
iaynor, and lbl Crisis Cross, HANNAH
smith Elizabeth kissner
| Mnuet. Lulu Robyn Luella Claus
Petite Vslse, Dennee-Jane Palmer
Rustic Dance, Howell-lda Schmidt
ta) Ding Dong Marie Hoist, and tb
irasshopper's Song, Stephen Emer.
Marjorie Johnson
| BarCarolle, from Tales of Hoffman
arr by Conrad, Ohenbaeh--OrNa
White.
Hobyoblins, +. A. Williams -ArdelIi
'urr,
Nature Studies tlnterpretatiy,
lance ta) 30 Peep. tbl Butterflies
| g Marguerites-E Evelyn Bradfor'
md Ruth Haeberle, pupils in dancn'
I Miss Hayes; Catherine Bradfor'
It piano
Spanish Dance, Rogers Catherin,
Bradford.
! la) Melody, Menke, and fh) viii O
he Wisp. Jungmann Ruth Haeberle
Old Glory Selection, Seredy -TOcab
4n-Ensemble Glass.
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The young ladies'" Missionary SO
iety. of the First Congregations
hurch. will hold a meeting this ev
9ning at the church to make surgi
al dressings for the Red Cross Al
members of the guild are requested
0 come prepared to make gau1t
ressings instead of bandages
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Eighteen ladies' of the west sid'
Bible class held their annual picnic
md election 81 officers yesterda,
afternoon in Shabbona park TIT
class intended to go to the count,
rouse creek for their picnic. but Of
account Of the threatening weathe
hey met at the home of Mrs. n, {
relford. on Madison street. and Wen
% Shabbona park where II wieni'
cast was held The officers for thu
ensuing year were elected as fol
lows.
President Mrs. G. A. Hartshorn
Secretary Mrs VI f. DeForest.
Treasurer-Mrs Max Meckenstock
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The Humboldt Masonic Lodge vii
hold a special meeting and initiation
his evening at 1880 o'clock at tn,