Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-28
SOCIETY NOTES

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The annual holiday ball at the OF
tawa Boat club will be held this
year on New Years Eve and will De
a special victory ball" and will be
the largest social event Of the year
at the Boat club. An eight piece or
chestra has been engaged to furnish
the music during the evening.
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Mr. and Mrs William ii. Lempke
entertained a number of young people
last evening at their home, ia First
avenue, in honor of their sister-in-law,
Mrs. Frank Lempke of Chicago, who
is visiting in Ottawa. The evening
was spent very pleasantly, with music,
games and dancing, and a dainty
luncheon was served at a late hour
by the hostess. Those present were
Misses Katherine O'Donnell. Margaret
MeGarr. Helen McGarr, Anna McGarr'
Mildred McGarr, Mabel Purcell and
Emma Knutson and Chester Hodgins,
Elton Riley, Vernon MOerning, Jesse
Jerde, William Eustis, Edward Lemp-
Ike and Arthur Lempke.
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The ladies' of the First Methodist
| Episcopal church will hold an all-daN
meeting at the home OF Mrs. c. N
Pool, All State street, on Friday, Jan
3. In the morning the aid will meet
Lunch will be served at noon. In thu
afternoon the regular missionary pro
gram will follow. All ladies CT thu
church are cordially invited to at
tend
The Young Woman's Missionar.
Society Of the First Congregations
church Will hold a regular meeting o.
Monday evening in the parlors OF tn
church A picnic supper will b
served at $50 o'clock, and in tn
evening a mission study will be COZ
Quoted. Mrs. Charles Marsh will b
the hostess.
The Mary +. Chapter of the Eas
em Star will hold picnic supper o
, Tuesday evening, Dec. 81, in the Nh
sonic Temple. supper viii be serve
, at o'clock, and in the evening d.
grees will be conferred on three cal
, didates and the installation of officer
for the coming year will be made.
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The annual Christmas party give
by the members of the Ottawa WQl
ans Club for the inmates Of Il
county farm was not held as usu
this Christmas on account of the /
- luenza. Instead of the party, DoX
= containing dried peaches, a gift and
i. Christmas greeting was sent TO ea'
Il of the ffty-tiye women inmates, al
large Christmas tree and ice crea
a and cake were sent to the tlity-n
70 women and the 1873 men. Althou
80 the inmates missed the large numb
* of members Of the club who go out
~ the county home every year to atte
this party, this was a very enjoyat
party and was greatly appreciated
all.
We The second term of the juyen
[e' dancing class OF the Willis Danci
e. Academy will open next Saturd'
i. Jan 4.
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III The members of the board Of
- rectors of the Ottawa Woman's tl
=. will hold a meeting on next TWe5d
~ afternoon, Dec. 81, at 2:30 o'clock
w Library Hall This is the meeti
-. which was to have been held Z
week and was postponed,
The members of the Alumni Of
- Kappa Alpa Phi will hold their
nual banquet this evening at
re. Clifton hotel. \ six course banq'
ys will be served in the grill at =
lat o'clock.
lst Fifty couples attended the Chr
in mas bali given by the Starved RI
he Council Of the Knights of ColnmI
ssh and Santa Maria Court Daughters
ed Isabella, last evening in the KING
of Columbus Han The hall was be
nd tifullv decorated with Chris-r
he green's and holly Frapee was ser
nlr in the library during che event
10 Stokes Orchestra furnished mi
an for dancing from o'clock until L
1re night Everyone attending is
Of ported as having spent a very en-
in able evening.
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he Thirty couples attended the am
ars Christmas ball of The Kappa Apa
wn fraternity last evening al the !
tho Club. The hall was beautifully
ON Grated with Christmas gre
mr. Eschenbaums Orchestra of Peru