Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-14
SOCIETY NOTES

Inc NtuulHS VI MISS ltitH NAY
Hulse and Frank Yentzer OF Odgen,
Utah, will be solomnize1 the last OF
next week at the brides home in South
Ottawa. Simplicity will mark the Ger
emony in every respect and only the
immediate families Of the young
coupe will be presen Both Miss
Hulse and Mr. Yenjzer are we'll known
in this city. The bride elect has re-
sided in Ottawa during here entire
life She is the youngest daughter of
Mrs. Mary Hulse Of CSC Christie street.
Mr.. Yentzer resided in Ottawa during
his entire life until one year ago when
he went west. He is the son of Mr.. .
and Mrs. Enock Yentzer of Pa +.
Superior street. Mr. Yentzer and his .
bride will 20 to Odgen to make their
| future home.
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Fifty children attended the party last
evening in the Reddick Library for
all the children who had finished the
reading course The children spent q
very happy evening playing the games
which have recently been purchased
for Juvenile Department, and which
were used for the first time last even
ing ether original games and amuse.
ments were added TO the evenings
greatly enjoyed County Superintend.
ent W. II Foster made a very excel.
lent address and presented each child
having finished the reading contest
with beautiful diploma To obtain
these diplomas each child had to read
twenty books during their summer va
cation. less than half Of which
were books of fiction. the others being
historical and scientific books The
contest and party we're one of the
many new and interesting plans that
have been established in the Reddick
Library during the past few years.
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The members Of Santa Maria Court,
daughters of Isabella. are planning IA
large Fall Carnival, one Of the many
attractive features of which will be
a pavement dance to be held on next
Saturday evening, Sept. 2lst, on La
fayette street between Columbus and
LaSale streets, on the new pavement
Il This carnival will be given under the
auspices of the Charity Committee of
{ the organization, with Mrs Edward
7 Dwyer as chairman Every year this
" organization raises a fund for charity
!. by some large entertainment or ball
u and this year the original feature Of
. Fall Carnival will be ilaugarate1
q The charity committee of the Daugh
= ters of Isabella, is one of the hes
Ie known philanthropc organizations o
III the city, and hundreds of children
have been provided with warm cloth
Ing, food and shoes by these ladies
j., The funds raised each year by tn
'' Large entertainments are used entire
y for this purpose. cordial invite
ton has been extended to the genera
r public to attend, ana plans are bein
Z made to care for a record breakin
attendance. Orchestra music will b
Id furnished for dancing from $50 t
o. 1850. and everyone in Ottawa an
~ vicinity is urged to enter the Carniva
irit of the evening and .ttend tn
in affair.
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r. Mrs Mary Wyman entertained tn
AZ members Of he. 500 cub last evenn
IN at her home $40 Adams street. Tn
I'd eYening was spent in playing carl
lis three tables being filled turing III
or evening The CUES. fayors were pr
it. scented to Miss Amelia lrion. and I
IL, Mrs Irving Schmidt Dainty ref.esl
elk mcnts were served
us 8 20 d
ly. Mrs Mercy Roberts entertained tn
te1chera Of the primary lepartmel
OF the First Baptist Sunday schoa
ma last evening at her home on Guthr
ne street The evening was spent info
DIV Mally with music and games ana dai
Is refreshments were served by ii
an hostess
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Mr. and Mrs Franklin Willis Cor
VII, formerly Of Chicago but now 7
siding in Kansas City, announce Il