Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-15
SOCIETY NOTES

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The Young Woman's Missionary
guild OF the First Congregational
church will hole Il meeting ON Mon.
day evening. June nth. to sew for the
Red Cross.
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One OF the most pleasant knitting
parties held by the W. X. C.. this
season was the one held Yesterday at
the home Of Mrs David A. Cook. al
her home on Chapel street The
party was held ON the lawn. and a
picnic luncheon was served at noon To
more than seventy ladies In the az
ternoon very excellent flag day pro-
gram was given. Mrs. Isaac Divan
read history Of the flag. Mrs. Fred
Hanna and Miss Helen Holf sang
solos. May pole dance was given BIS
twelve girls, who danced around a
May pole covered with red. white and
"'"' 'iN"'is' anu nag urn WIS Civ
en- by seventeen little girls. Solo
dances We're given by Harre. Bra
dish. Harriet Springhorn and Mar.
garet Lucey and the program closed
by a number of little girls singing
The Star Spangled Banner" Yester.
day was Mrs. Cooks birthday. as well
as flag day and a number of beautiful
bouquets were presented TO her. The
next all-day knitting party viii be
held on Thursday. June q. at the
home of Mrs. NJ W Bach, 800 DeSota
street
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The Missionary society of the FIRST
Presbyterian church held a meeting
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. j. b. Salzman. on Columbus
street Only small number of Ia
dies were present on account of the
numerous other meetings. Mrs
Theresa Cowden had charge of the
program of the afternoon. and con
Quoted a very interesting study OF
the foreigners in America and OF
Cuba.
The meeting Of the Mems Brother.
mood. of the First Baptist church
which was 10 have been held next
tuesday evening at The church has
been postponed for one week.
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The first party OF the series Of Red
Cross parties being held by the Wa
lace Red Ctoss to raise money TO
the Wallace boys in the camps was
held on "Wednesday afternoon at III
home OF Mrs. Bert Mcdonnell in Wal
lace. This was one of the most sac
cessful card parties ever held in Wal
lace Seventy ladies' were present anG
spent very pleasant afternoon play
ing cards. The guest favor was pre-
sented to Miss Anna Murry. Dain;
refreshments were served late IN m
afternoon. The second party OF tbs
series will be held on next Wednesday
afternoon. June 18th at the home e.
Mrs. Silas Bragg All ladies are GO,
daily invited TO attend these par
ties
The requiem choir of St COLUMBIA
church had very pleasant picnic ol
Wednesday at Starved Rock. The
members ri the. choir went to The rOtl
IN the morning on the interurban, an,
lad picnic luncheon served at noon
IN the afternoon the members OF IN,
cholr made trip to Deer Park ant
explored the park and returned +,
Starved Rock again, where suppe
was served. The choir returned homo
late in the evening. The picnic was
given To The choir thru the courtesy
of Dean Quinn in appreciation OF ,heh
services rendered the church
Inc SUNDAY school class OF BOYS
of the Firs; Presbyterian Sunday
school taught by Miss Myrtle CraU
lord, had "A very enjoyable picnic YES
terday at Bailey Falls. The boys wen,
10 the fails in machines where they
|, mad very fac time playing and /
picnic lunch was served. In the after
noon the boys went over 10 Deel
Park and made "Trip thru the park
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Forty ladies of the Happy Service
! Circle OF the United Evangelical
church motored our to the home OF
Mrs. Samuel Total. whore the bi
/ monthly meeting Of the circle was
held, A very excellent program was
, given, after which the evening was
, spent informally and refreshments OF
ice cream and cake were served The
ladies' returned 10 town at a late