Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-12
SOCIETY NOTES

Prudence Hnrh1ugh oldest daughter
Of Judge and Mrs " ~ Hiuebdugh
and Walter Sidney FINLAND. son OF
Mr.. and AIRS Nels 4. Fruland. was
announced today at ! o'clock at
very attractive formal luncheon given
b. Miss Hnebiueh in honor Of her
house guest. Mis- Francis Walters. OF 4.
Chicago Fifteen guests we're present
and were served ar small tables very
beautifully decorated with pink sweet
peas The place cards were pink and
at every place was a cOrsage bouquet
OF pink sweet peas which had small
cards attached by white satin rib.
bons bearing a small gold heart and
the names of the couple Following
the luncheon the guests psyed cards
during the afternoon Miss Hinebaugh
and Mr. Frnland are among the best
known young people in the city. They
have lived in Ottawa during their en-
lire lives and graduated from the o.
tawa high school in the class OF 1916.
The bride elect is one of the most tai
ented Young musicians in the city.
The date of the wedding has not been
announced
The members OF the Hesper club
are making all plans to have their
dancing party this evening al the
Woodman hall in Wallace 10 Their
largest social affair Of the season
A five piece orchestra has been en-
gagged 20 furnish music during the ty-
ening and Roy Butler will furnish
vocal music Everyone planning to
attend is promised very pleasant
evening by the committee in charge.
cordial invitation has been extend.
ed to the general public 10 attend
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. The members OF The " H. c. were
entertained at an all day knitting
party yesterday afternoon AZ The home
OF Mrs Victor Peltier on Fourth 81,
A very enjoyable and profitable day
was spent by the fifty eight ladies
attending knitting and sewing for
the soldiers About three hundred
surgical dressings were made. At
noon delicious picnic luncheon was
served on the lawn. The ladies OF
the " r. G. will hold an all day knit
ting party al the home OF Mrs. John
Salt1man on Fremont street on Thurs
day, July %
The ladies Of 81 Francis parisl
held a very successful all day meetin-
; Yesterday at the home Of Mrs Fl
Wideman. on Illinois avenue, Twenty
ladies attended and spent a very prot
table day making refugee carmen
for the Red Cross. A picnic luncheo
was served at noon. The ladies o
the parish will meet again on mex
: Thursday at the home OF Mrs Charlie
Conrade, on West Main street
The annual picnic for the member
Of the ladies' auxiliary Of the A {
" and their families was held las
evening at Mckinley park, and va
attended by several hundred people
The ladies Went out TO the park in Tn
-, afternoon. and spent very enjoy
.. able afternoon playing euchre an
i, 300 \ very fine picnic supper va
4, served al O'Clock, and during tn
evening the members danced in IN
pavilion
Miss Margaret Connely was. plea,
antly surprised by twenty four of he
friends las night a Mckinney paro
with birthday picnic arranged 4
honor Of her nineteenth birthday
which She celebrated YESTERDAY Sh
was invited 10 the park to attend IN
ladies auxiliary Of the A Q II. pic
mic and when she arrived She touuI
the crowd at girls had preceded he
and had an excelian supper laid OF
long able. iN'b d very large birth
da1 cake trimmed with white roses
and bearing the name Margaret flo
/, a cente'picce The supper WAS -rea'
D., " enjoyed by all ,hosp partatiug q
= it, and a very pleasant evening wa
~ spent dancing I'm The pavilion. In
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