Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-27
SOCIETY NOTES

viii entertain the MaTseilies lOde,
tomorrow evening in the Odd Fellows
hall in this city. The third dcerrc oi
Odd Fellowship eill be conferred on
several Of the members Ot the Mar
settles lodge. and a smOkCr viii be
held following the initiation. All mem
bcrs OF the lodge are requested to a.
tend this lecture
The Amateur Musical Club will hold
their regular March meeting ON Tues
day evening. March 9Th. AZ s O'Clock
At the home of Mrs. T. h. Palmer
1852 Ottawa avenue. The evening
will be- given over to the study ol
music By German composers. and the
following program will b. given:
Violin duet, Opus %. No L
(Spohrl Misses Carrie Lewis and
Evelyn Barry
Voice. Thou Art So like Flower
(Rubinsteinl Miss Anne Hathaway
Piano: Novelette, in + tSchumannl
Mrs. T.. f.. Palmer
Voice: "Out OF My Souls Great
Sadness" tFranzl Mrs. W. 5. Blue.
Piano; "Staccato and fugne
(Bach) Mrs. A. l.. Gilman.
Lady Bird" tSchumann) r. Miss
Jane Snow.
Piano: "Andantc Movement from
Sonata" (Brahmsl Mrs. J. T. Boyn
ton
Voice; lmpatience' schubert =
Mrs. ". \. Johnson.
Piano Romance in + Sharp
lSchumann Mrs. Lester A. Maier
hOfer,
Violin First Movement from Con
certc" (Mendelssohn) Miss Rather
Inc Lincoln.
Piano: Twelfth Rhapsody lLiszO
Miss Anne Boynton
Palmer Camp. No. S2S. Royal Neigh
bors Of America. viii hold knitting
party on Friday afternoon. March !
al the home of Mrs. W Il. Maxwell
ass Catherine street. from 2 until
O'Clock. All members of The organ
ization are urged to be present.
i :, q
The masquerade dancing party civ
en- By the members of the Olive
White Shrine last evening al the Ma
sonic Temple. was great success II
every manner There were Owe
eighty couples present, and some
very original and charming costume!
we're worn Only the guests wcarinl
masks were allowed on the floor NJ
i'll ten o'clock. when the signal wa
given to remove the masks, Hen
trich's orchestra furnished music III
Ill midnight and frappe was served
during the evening Everyone attend
ing spent very pleasant evening. Al
The proceeds Of the dance will b'
turned into the White Shrine wa
fund
n
The ladies of the First Methods
church will hold an allday mectin
on Friday. March lst at the home o
Mrs. tordelia Hathaway in the Pain
or Glar,ments. The Ladies, Aid bus
nass meeting will be held in the morn
in =, and in the afternoon the rcgtla
bus mess meeting of the Home anC
Foreign Missionary societies Will be
held. \ picnic luncheon will be
served at noon All ladies OF n,
chur,h are invited to attend.
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Mrs Barbara Hoffman will give 1
coffee at her home on Ottawa ayenu,
on Thursday afternoon and evening
February 2Sth for the Zion Evangeli
cal church. Everyone in the city is
invited TO attend
The Red Cross class of the Daugh
tcrs Of Isabella will meet in the chill
drens room at the library, Thursday
evening, February Is. at 1:3O O'Clock
An those desiring to knit may Obtain
their yarn at the Red Cross head
quarters in the court house. and IN
structOns will be given at this meet
ing Instructors in the surgical dress
ing department will have charge Of
the surgical dressing work at thi.
time.
Mrs Howard Thackcr entertained
e number Of young people last night
with a very enjoyable party, at hcl
home, 22S Nebraska street in honor OF
her son. Clayburn. ihc evening was
spent with music and games and 4
dainty luncheon was served by The
hostess. Those present were Mise,
Vera Corrigan. Dolores Ryan. Vera
Doueherty. Stella IIartkorn. Margarc'
Montgomery, Mary Nienochi, Char
lotte Rtzus. Robert Dcane. Warliclr
Ball John O'Connell. Jack Okanc
John Dougherty. Joseph Wolfe. Jos
eph White and Claybum Thacker
e.. T.
Mrs ed kcnChe entertained the
members of her 50C club last evening
at her home, S23 Canal street. Twelve
guests were present. Five hundred
was played during the Tcning and &
dainty luncheon was served by Mrs
kenckc.