Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-13
SOCIETY NOTES

The Philanthropic department Of
he Ottawa Woman's club held an all
lay meeting yesterday al the home
II Mrs Frank SinnoJt. Ices Paul 81.
Thirty ladies attended this meeting
rhe day was spent in sewing for the
'ublic health nurse and for the Red
ross. Al noon delicious picnic
luncheon was served. Miss Margaret
Ruba, the Ottawa public health nurse.
ave very interesting talk in the
afternoon about the public health
nurse in Ottawa On Wednesday
June 26th. an all day meeting of the
department will be held
At the home of Mrs. Clarence Watts
"A South Ottawa township.
The Happy Service Circle of the
Illinois Avenue Evangelical church
will hold its bimonthly meeting 10
Friday evening, June nth, at the
ountry home Of Mrs Samuel Totel.
The members of the class will meet
It the church promptly at 7.l5 pam.
md will be taken To the Totel home in
utOs.
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The ladies of the W. c. +. L. held a
cry interesting meeting yesterday al
crnoon at the home of Mrs. III G.
'elford on ". Madison st A large
lumber OF ladies attended and listen
d TO very interesting talk on Law
Increment" by Mrs. Isaac Divau.
Following the program Light refresh
tents We're served BY the hostess. The
lext meeting of the organization will
held ON Wednesday. July 10th. at
he home of Mrs Fred hanna, on OF
ava ave. This viii be an all day
'eetins and picnic luncheon will be
eryed at noon.
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faster Charles Watts entertained tho
iembera of the kindergarten class OF
ne Washington school at ihe nom,
( his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Watts. in South Ottawa township
'uesday afternoon Fifteen children
ere present and spent very pleas
Mt afternoon playing games OF tn
avn Late in the afternoon refresh
rents we're served by the hostess
IRIS. Watts was assisted in entertain
ne by Mrs. 4. NJ. kle, Mrs. X. d
Mills. Miss Louise Ruff and Mis-
aura Eusts.
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The ladies OF St Francis PARIS
cid an all day meeting yesterday a
re home Of Mrs. T. J Dougherty ol
efferson St Twenty-one ladies al
ended this meeting and spent yer
| rofitable day sewing for the Ike
! ross. A number of complete OUTFIT
| or Belgium children were made, a
Don a very delicious picnic luncheo
| vas served An all day meeting wi
| held on next Wednesday at III
| ONE of Mrs. Peter Hahn. 1859 v
efferson St. TO sew for the Belgian'
| II ladies Of the parish are invited t
tend.
| The annual recital Of the music pl
| lis of ST. Xavier's academy. whic
| iii be held TOMORROW afternoon d
| O'Clock in the academy study hal
romises to be one Of the most su,
essfu musical affairs Of the season
T, \ addition to the musical program
| published Monday evening in tn
rec Trader.Journal there will be
fteen minute address by Leo Nj
lynn. of Chicago, who expects t
ave for France for government Sc
ice in about two weeks, and two sol
ances by Miss Margaret Lucey.
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The annual picnic of the Home an
Conservation department of the o
ava Woman's club, which was {
ave been held on next Tuesda,
une 18th. at the home of Mr.
ieorge Townsend, has been postpol
| 4 indefinitely.
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An all day meeting Of the ladies {
he W r C.. will be held tomorro
fternoon at the home Of Mrs. D.
'ook on Chapel street The day wi
'e spent in knitting for the soldier
nd a picnic luncheon will he serve
| t noon. In the afternoon very il
ercsting Flag day program will b
| given. Mrs. Isaac Divan will Civ
he history Of the flag and vocal solo
! viii be given by Mrs. Fred Ham
nd Miss Helen lloff. A May pol
lance will be given by twelve girl
md a flag drill will be given b
eventeen girls Solo dances will i
given by Harriet Bradish, IIarriS
Springhorn and Margaret Luccy 4
| members of the organization are II