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

It Huuutt NO1lulAAltt III tAit Nbih f
ans National Council Of Defense have F,
put forth every effort 10 make sue
cess of the Southern Market 10 be
held Saturday az the Boat club. This
method is used TO raise the 5000 that
Is 0ttawa's share OF the Sl00.F0 to
be- raised for National Council of De-
Tense work. The affair Saturday
promises to be very interesting and
nothing of its sort has ever been pro-
duced in Ottawa Everything that
could be used for a Sunday dinner
can be bought and it is hoped that
the people will be as generous in buy
ing as they have been in donating.
Much has been said about the South.
ern Market, but the committee. with
Miss Lincoln as chairman, promises
many surprises for the afternoon.
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The annual juvenile masquerade
'or the children attending the Willis
Dancing Academy will be held tomor-
row evening AT the armory. There
will be more children in the masquer-
ade this year than ever before, and
the costuming will be more varied.
The costumes will be more elaborate,
and original than for number OF
years. The little folks win start the
evening with a military grand march.
each child using flag. A selected
orchestra has been engaged 10 fur.
nish music for the evening. Everyone
in the city has been invited TO come
and watch the little folks. The floor
will be thrown open TO the public
about 10 o'clock and everyone pres
ont will be allowed to dance.
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The members of the Woman's Re.
lief Corps. held meeting yesterday
afternoon in Odd Fellows hail. Over
seventy-five ladies attended this meet
ing. Four new members were initial
ed. and several applications for mem
bership were received. The ladies
viii be entertained at an all day
Knitting party on next Thursday
April IL, at the home OF Mrs. f. a
Reed on Prospect avenue. The da,
will be spent in working for the sol
Tiers. and a picnic luncheon will b.
erved at noon.
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The ladies OF the ST. Francis parisl
held an all day Red Cross party. yes
erday at the home of Mrs. William
Midnight, In West Ottawa. Sever
een ladies were present and spen
he day in making hospital garment
and muslin bandages. Eight hospita
. garments and forty bandages wer
completed. At noon delicious pie
mic luncheon was served. On mex
Wednesday. April 10. Mrs. William
.lIossack will entertain the ladies a
her home, 1909 West Jackson stree
The day will be spent in working 70
The Red Cross. and a picnic luncheo
!, will be served at noon.
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:. Mrs. Charles IL. Olmstead will Ell
.ertain the members OF her birthda
9 club tomorrow at her home In Da.
!, ton township. A luncheon will /
served at o'clock, and the afternoo
will be spent with an informal knit
ing party.
The Woman's Missionary Societ
: Of the First Congregational churc
y will hold their April meeting on Fl
y day afternoon, April 5th. at the HON
= Of Mrs. Fred IIaeberle G44 Webstt
. street. Mrs. Carl Stackman will col
y duct the study of the afternoon o
The Landmarks of Liberty"
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The ladies of Christ Episcop;
D church will hold their annual meetin
= tomorrow afternoon at the home {
. Mrs. Jason Richardson, ST., 100 G.
. lunbus street. All ladies OF the churc
y are requested to attend this meeting
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. The Woman's Auxiliary OF the Fir'
> Congregational church will hold
meeting tomorrow afternoon in th
parlors OF the church. The ate
0 noon will be spent in sewing for tn
5 Red Cross. Mrs. Herbert G. Vile