Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-07


The engagement of Miss Isabel
Giehlcr daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William J. Giehler. 62l West Center
street, and Harry W Lee was an
nounced last evening. at a very pref
~ party given at the home of Miss
Gichler Twenty guests, the
edchers of the Zion Evangelical Lu-
theran Sunday school were present.
The Giehler home was prettily decor
ated with pink and white, punches of
pink and white roses being used to
carry out the color scheme The eve.
ming was spent in playing guessing
games which led up to the announce.
nent of the engagement The an
HCuncement was made, when a white
fitten. wearing a bell around its neck.
was let ont of a bag. Miss Florence
Hitter, caught the kitten and read
The announcement of the approaching
marriage to the rest of the guests,
The date for the ceremony was not
announced. At late hour supper was
served. Heart shaped cakes, ice
cream and mints, in pink and white,
carried out the color scheme.
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About thirty young people were
present at the meeting of the Young
Woman's Missionary guild of the Con.
yregational church. Supper was serv-
ID at $50 o'clock in the parlors Of
he church. The menu was meat loaf.
potato salad. pickles. sandwiches. rhu.
barb sauce, cake ad hot chocolate Ar
he close OF the supper Miss Elma
Butteriield read an interesting paper
IN the industries Of Japan. Miss Sylvia
8Owermaster was the hostess for the
meeting.
About 200 people attended thn card
party and dance given by the mem.
DerS of st. Patrick's parish last even.
ing in st. Patricks Hall. Cards were
played from s until 10 o'clock. and
Stokes Orchestra furnished the music
for dancing from 10 O'clock until mid
night.
Rev. and Mrs Isaac Divan will on,
terrain the young people Of the Illinois
Avenue Evangelical Church tomorrow
evening with reception in the parlors
Of the church. During the evening a
Young Peoples Missionary Society
will be organized.
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a meeting of the Rotary Club viii
De held tomorrow at 1915 in the din
ing room of the Clifton Hotel. A lunch
con will be served, after which an i'm
1ortant business meeting will be held
when nominations for directors for
the coming year will be made.
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The Young Woman's Auxiliary of
he First Congregational Church Will
lOld meeting Friday afternoon in the
narlors of the church A luncheon
vill be served at / O'clock. and the
afternoon will be spent in sewing for
.harity. Mrs G. +. Ayers and Mrs. II.
.. Hanson will be host esses.
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The members of the Musical Cul.
ture Club celebrated the thirtieth Gn-
liversary of the organization with al
luncheon today at the home Of Mrs
Horace Hull on West Madison street
Forty guests were present IN the
lining room The officers and past pres-
dents of the club We're served at 4 |
arge table prettily decorated with |
link and white snap dragons The |
other guests were served at small |
abieS throughout the house. The |
irst president Of the Club, Nus Frank |
Allen of Aurora, was a guest of |
lonor. At the c-Ose or the luncheon |
| very beautiful musical program was |
,iven by Miss Martha Hinebaugh |
Hiss Sadie Kenny, Miss Elizabeth !
Malcolm, Mrs Gus May and Mrs Les
err Maierhofcr. Mrs. Clarence Griggs |
gave short history of the club.