Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-28
SOCIETY NOTES

Miss Margaret Yentzer will enter
tain with a twenty-four cover dinner
dance this evening at her home on
Prospect avenue in honor OF her two
house guests, Miss HOPE Neidig OF
North Dakota and Miss Mary Lathrop
Of Rockford. = he dinner Twill be
served in the dining room. which will
be decorated with garden flowers,
and the guests will dance on the large
| living porch of the Yentzer home.
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The members of the World Wide
/ guild of the First Baptist church held
a picnic supper last evening at the
/ home Of Miss Mauda Deycreaux on
/ Third avenue. Fifteen guests were
present. After a very enjoyable pic
nc supper, which was served ON the
/ lawn, the girls went into the house,
| where the regular meeting of the or
ganizatinn was held Miss Myrtle
! Deyore, who returned home yesterday
| from Lake Winona, Ind where she
had been attending The Lake Winona
conference, gave a very interesting
report Of the meeting.
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A picnic was held last evening in
Starved Rock, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. a. McNaughlon and family,
Of Wichita The party left the city
during the middle Of the afternoon
and went to Deer Park, where they
explored the park. About $50 they
4 returned to Starved Rock, where a
picnic supper was served. Those
who attended were Mr.. and Mrs. Me
Naughton ana three children, Mr. and
Mrs. Morey Roberts and daughter,
Mabel Louise; Mrs. J. B. Shuler; Mrs.
iura FTr and daughter, Ardella;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Solyin and sons,
= William and Glenp; Misses Edith and
, Louise Shuler and Glenn Shuler
All girls of the city, who did the
surgical dressing work for the Red
Gross during the war are requested
TO meet on Monday evening, June 30,
at 1870 o'clock, at the Ottawa town
ship high school to make plans for
the Red Cross feature Of the July 4th
Harade.
Two hundred and fifty people at.
tended the musical and ice cream SO
cial give last evening at the Trinity
Lutheran Church The auditorium of
the church, where the program was
: given, was prettily decorated with cut
flowers Musical numbers were fur
nished by Misses Fabir Campana, Ruth
Norcm, Huby Norem, Dorothy Relior
and Ida Chamberlin and Elmer An
derson, Lieut.. Gitz Rice, Edgar Var
: land and Jay S Ruffner Reading.
= were given by Misses Sophia Gunier
son, Eunice Norem and Mars Roberts
Zach number of the program was en-
!. Enthusiastically applaudcd AT the close
! Of the program ice cream and cake
= were served on the church lawn, which
was decorated with flowers and light
r. cd by Japanese lanterns The affair
vas a great success in every respect
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Misses Dorthy Lantern, Fernc Dou
I Via and Agnes Magoonaugh entertain
ed twelve guests last evening at tho
10 Lantern home on W Madison street
with Il pleasant surprise party il
honor of Miss Theima Magoonaugh
j. The arrangements for the party were
kept surprise from the guest Oh
honor until she arrived at the Ian
2 torn home, whore she had been il
YItcd to spend the evening. The
que 3ts spent a very pleasant time
, playing games and with music and
refreshments were served by the
hUstosseS at late hour.
Mrs. IT, w. iIaagi entertained the
returled soldiers of Grand Ridge last
evening at a dance at Mckinley PARK
in homo" Of her husband who recent
L. received This honorable discharge
from the army. There were l5.