Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
SOCIETY NOTES


tion Departments OF the Ottawa Won ,
ans club yesterday afternoon Al the .
home OF Mrs Roger Clark. on Cath +
crime street. A short business meet.
ing was held followed by an excellent
program. A yictroia musical program
was given. Mary Roberts gave 4 read
ing. Kitchen Conservation and Mrs.
A. VI. Kile read a paper on the State
Laws Tor the Preservation OF Game.
Fish and Birds" The members OF
the department responded to roll
call with suggestions for invalid
dishes. Miss Doolan. superintendent
of the Illinois Valley hospital. who
was 10 have given talk On the Home
Care Of the Sick was unable to be
present.
The Mary and Martha Circle OF the
Kings Daughters held 4 meeting last
night al the home OF Mrs. Gus
Bauchle, on Center street. Fifteen
ladies attended this meeting. The
evening was spent i'll sewing for the
Red Gross. On Thursday afternoon.
January cath. the Kings Daughters
will hold a meeting al the home OF
Mrs. Charles Sanders, on Houston
street, to make surgical dressings for
the Red Cross. and on next Monday
eyeninl the members will meet
again At the home OF Mrs. Bauchle
to do Red Cross sewing.
The ladies OF the Woman Relief
Corps will hold an all day knitting
bee on Thursday, January %, at the
home OF Mrs Henry Walking. l2l2
West Main street. A picnic luncheon
viii be served at noon. The ladies
are learning TO knit now stitch, to
use for their work for the boys at the
front and this stitch will be taught
I all those wishing To learn AZ this
meeting.
/ \ very good attendance was pres.
ont las, nigh, at the meeting OF the
Modern Literature club. held with
Mrs. Myrtle Sparks. At her home on
Paul street. Mrs. COrdelia Hathaway
read a most interesting paper on the
life 70 William II. Thackeray and his
book, Henry Esmond which was
greatly enjoyed by all the ladies' pres
ent. On next Monday evening. Janu-
airy 2Sth, the club win hold their an.
nual picnic supper at the home OF
Mrs. George Moulton. III Paul street.
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Miss Sadie Ford entertained the
members OF her knitting club ycSter-
day afternoon and evening Il, her
home on Post street. Sixteen young
ladies attended and spent Il very en-
joyabc time knitting in an inlorma
fashion At i O'Clock Il chicken pie
upper was served. after which th'
evening was spent in knitting.
The first annual dncing party o. th'
big F'ou.'' will be held on THURSDAY
oscning at the Clapper & Werner hall
lIontrichs sayophone orchestra has
ieen engaged to furnish the music
for the dancing from . until | O'Clock
An invitation has been extended Il
The , general public to attend '"''
dance.
There will be a business meeting o
the Illini Chapter OF the Daughters o.
the American Revolution Thursday
afternoon, January 24th, II 2::"0 In TIT
parlors of the Clifton hotel Dues vii
b. payable at his meeting. All mem
bcra OF ne chapter arc urged TO At
, tend.
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The phlauthorpic Department %
the Ottawa Womans club will hol,
an Aida! meeting on "Wednesday
January '23rd, at he home Of Mr.
CuAav kneussl, G'7 Illinois avenue
A picnic luncheon VIII De served a
noon
There viii he no meetings Of 81
Elmo Lodge no. 10, X OF =. unti
! -thc government order for coal conseI
j. vation 81 rcoindcd. Announcements
will be made in the papers later 4
= to the time of The next meeting.
D At meeting held recently by tn
: German Benevolent society. it was d.
y ciicd 70 hold their Gath annual mas
n Quorade bah. on Easter Monda!
April lst, at Schaetcr's hall
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\ card party and dance will be 81
J. en- by the 81. Francis Dramatic clu
= tomorrow evening, January 23rd, {
\ Schaefer's hall. Hentrich'5 orchestr
{ has been engaged TO furnish mus
< for the dancing during the evening
y A cordial invitation has been cXtcnde
II to the genera, public to attend,
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The nincth annual ball OF the VI
y rooms Baseball club OF Peru. viii |
II held at the Peru Turn hall on Satu
n day evening. January 2G A nur
" Der Of people from this city are pla
k. ming to 70 to Peru to attend this ba
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