Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-31
SOCIETY NOTES

The marriage of Miss Alicia Ora
ham. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
+. Grahams of Ottawa Avenue. and
Mr. Felix Guignon. OF Danville, Ill,
will be so.emnized Wednesday morn
ing. September 4. a. 81. Patrick's
church according to announcement
made to-day. Members OF the wed.
ding party will be: Maid of Honor
Miss Dorothy Graham, Brides Maids
Misses Catheryn Adler, of Joliet,
Happy Boyee and Susanna Swift. Of
Ottawa: Flower Girl-Ellen Ruck'
rigel: Groom's Attendant Edwin
Cassidy: ushers Franch Reynolds
Of Chicago. Paul Bechtner and Strawn
La Clair, of Ottawa. This afternoon
a party for Miss Graham was given by
Mrs. Ben Lawrence "a. her east side
residence; bridge being played.
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The Red Cross workrooms on the
fourth floor Of the court house will
Ne closed all day Monday, September
ID on account of Labor Day
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A very pleasant surprise was held
last evening on Miss Zita Clark. 1929
Chestnut street, by about thirty of
her friends. All arrangements for the
party were kept a secret from the
guest of honor until the guests ar,
rived. The evening was spent very
pleasantly playing games and with
music and refreshments Of ice cream
and cake were served at a late hour
Those present We're: Misses Cecilia
Scherer, Stella Warren, Hazel Dc
Bolt, Ferne Hisler, Helene Steinback
Mary Bulger, Dorothy White, Frances
Dunn, Helen Murphy. Mildred Wilder
Virginia Meagher, Minetta Hartshorn
Isabel Petticord, Mable Waterman
and John Hart, Joseph Dougherty
Frank Becker, John Case, Edmund
Dougherty, Herman Patterson, Vernon
O'Neil. Harold Mccormick, JOIN
Dougherty, Arthur Dougherty, Jane
Walsh. William Walsh William Hofi
man. Edmund Lindemann and Fran
Canty.
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Mrs. J, f. Moore will entertain
, The members Of the Summit Vie,
cemetery association on Tuesday al
. ternoon at her home on the Bloominl
| ton road in South Ottawa township.
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About twenty ladies attended III
all day meeting of the Womans An!
, liary OF the First Congregations
, church yesterday in the surgict
dressing rooms in the High SChoo
The day was spent in sewing On re
ueee garments for the Red Cross, an
a plcinc luncheon was served
noon. An all day meeting will
held for Red Cross work on next Fl
, day at the High School
The meeting of the Young Wor
o ans Missionary Circle of the Fir
Congregational church which was
! have been held OH Monday eyenil
, September End, has been postpone
for one week. on account OF Lab,
p Day, and will be held on Monday ey
a ming, September 9th. A picnic su
per will be serve!l at $50 o'clock, al
= in the evening, mission study VI
, he conducted. Miss Carrie Hahn W
!, he hostess and Miss Vera Wats(
= will have Scharge Of the study of Il
evening.
Mrs John O'Donnell will enterta
the members and friends of the WI
lace Branch Of the American r
!. Cross at knitting party Tuesday a
ernoon, September Bird, at her hof
Z. in Wallace township. All ladies "a
l. cordially invited to attend this par
A. Announcement was made today
II Mr.. ami Mrs. Edward ]. Haley, 8
o. w. Jackson St, of the approachil
y marriage Of their daughter. Marie .
u sephine and Edward Marco, son of \
Il and Mrs August Marco, of Serel
e which will take place on next Wedn,
DAY morning, September Attn at
lie O'clock, in St COLUMBIA church. Be
s. Miss Haley ana Mr.. Marco are W,
Is known in this city.
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lie The first Fail meeting of the Wo
A ans Baptist Missionary Society "
be holl Tuesday, September 5 at t
Detention Home with Mrs W.
rs Warmer. Red Cross work will
IS cupy the morning and at 2.3o [
to lesson on East China will be G,
Ie Quoted by Mrs. Joseph Baker. A p
a. mic lunch at noon.
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Miss Myrtle Stadden entertain
the members of her j0e club la
evening at her home on East Was