Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-01
SOCIETY NOTES


Mrs. T.. +. Roberts. ZIG Paul street,
will entertain the members OF the
Baptist Missionary society at an all
day meeting on Thursday. May End.
The day will be spent in Red Cross
work. a picnic luncheon TO be sery.
ed at noon. ~ 30 o'clock the mis-
sionary study will be conducted by
Mrs. lIans Gulbransen on the mis-.
sions in Southern India
The Ottawa Lodge. No. IL. |. o. o.
F.. will hold an open meeting TO.
morrow evening in Odd Fellows hall.
Rev. Jordan, grand chaplain of Illinois,
will deliver an address, and a very ex-
cellent program Of some of the best
Ottawa talent has been arranged for In
addition 10 the address. The meeting
will start a: & o'clock. and everyone in
the city is cordially invited to at.
tend
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The Fortnightly club held meet
Ing last evening in the office OF the
Ottawa high school. G. II. Kingman
and John l.. Hon, were hosts. W. f.
Howard read most interesting paper
on THE Influence of Darwiuism on
the Great War which was greatly
appreciated by the fourteen members
of the club hearing it. Following the
paper an informal social hour and gen
eral discussion was held.
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The members OF the Westminster
Guild OF the First Presbyterian
church will hold a meeting on next
Monday evening, May 9Th at the home
If Miss Lucy Gum. 72l Grafton
street Miss Nell McCombe viii have
charge OF the study OF the evening.
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A large number OF the members of
he Ottawa Encampment OF the Wood.
man Lodge will go TO Utica tonight
20 attend the county class adoption
when about fifty candidates will he
initiated In the order. Representa-,
Ives will be present from every lodge
in the county The Ottawa delega,
lion will go down 70 Utica on the
Rock Island and will return on the
nterurban.
The West side Bible class will hold
s 4 meeting on Thursday afternoon al
/, ? o'clock at the home Of Mrs. George
! Hartshorn. 500 Illinois aenue. The
, subject of the meeting will be. "Bt
c You Doors of the World" and study
)f the first and second chapters o
=. The book of James will be conducted
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AT the annual meeting OF the Oh
Java Woman's club held yesterday al
y 'ernoon at the parish house, delegate
:, for the district meeting OF the Stat
i Federation of Womans Clubs. to b
held in Sycamore. H., May Q. and 1C
were elected. The delegates electe
c 10 represent the Ottawa club were Mr.,
q J. J. IIornung and Mrs. AL Richards
. and the aternates were Mrs. A. VI
kile and Mrs. Clarence Watts. Mrs
J. W. Petit and Mrs. W. +. Carr vii
attend this meeting. being delegate
by virtue OF their federation offices
and several other Ottawa women ma,
go to Sycamore for the meeting.
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4 good sized crowd attended TIN
entertainment and dancing party las
evening at rhe Knights Of Columbus
hall, given by the girls OF st. Xavier
academy. to raise funds to buy Lib
] erty Bonds for the sisters. The p!a,
9 entitled "Dolors' was given AT
o'clock. and was greatly enjoyed b,
those witnessing IT, The girls wer
well trained, and took their parts il
, manner that would have done credi
] to professionals. At $40 o'clock tn
young people started dancing AM
spent very pleasant evening dane
ing until midnight to music furnshe,
by the Badgers orchestra. The girl
taking part IN the play and III
;haracters represented were.
Act |.
Scene THE Norton Home.
taullne ...,...,....... Mercy Snel
Augusta ...,.... Catherine Molone,
Aunt Betsey ..... Gertrude Flanaga,
, Mrs. Norton ....... Marie Schema.
Nellie Claghorn ;. Josephine Corrigal
Reading THE Telephone Girl"--kath
crime Lawless.
Scene II
Tom Pincher, policeman ........
Anna Mae Corrigal
Sally Ann Tompkins Mae McMann
Augusta ...,,.. Katherine Molone
Aunt Betsey ... Gertrude Flanagan
Edith Temple ..,... Teresa Burn
Heloise Iachare ..... Mae McManu
Clare Meredith :. Anna Mae Corrgal
Reading. Peace Emma Carroll
Act II.