Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-21
SOCIETY NOTES

Of the city, each attrdctlVeIy dressed
to represent flower. At the close of
the program refreshments will be
served in the woman's dormitory. The
following program will be given:
Dance of the Flowers" ...... Teller
Grace Koenig, Mildred Elzer. Agnes
Mahoney and Esther Formulas.
Song of Flowers ..............L Lane
Miss Mary Sehring.
TO a Wild Rose. .,......M Mcdowell
Mary Roberts.
THE Rose Gavotte' ............K erns
Lucille Calhoun. Elizabeth Meyers,
Lucille Warren, Georgia Peckham.
II Have Brought Poppies" Boote
Edward Claus.
"FIeur de Lis" .Stoutenburgh
Frederick Schumacher.
Glover Leaf" idylle. Powell
Paul EicheIkraut, Helen Franken-
hauser, Walter Klass, Margaret
Streul
Song OF May. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bath
Miss Sarah Kendall.
Bachelors Buttons. ........ Wenrich
Adele Benson.
"Snowdrops' .................... Behr
Elyot Sawyer, Mary Hunt, Clifford
Carter, Ellen Larson.
The Peony" .....H A. Wander Cook
Miss Maud Deist, cornet
Miss Lillian Wester, piano.
The Roses Cup. 80. Ward Stephens
Il Know a Lovely Garden. ...
...t.,.... Guy - l1dTueiOl
Miss Hazel Meckenstock.
March of the Flower Girls'....
.......... .......... Paul Wachs
Edmund Larson,
What's in the Aid Today ...... Eden
Mrs. Arnold Wilson.
yellow Jonquils" .........Jo hannine
Virginia Nickerson, Alice Newell, Vera
Conard, Helen Bowermaster.
In Memorys Garden" .....,....H of
Palma Matheson.
Lily of the Valley. Sidney ,Smitf
Violet Stephens.
Spanish Dance" ........ Mos2kOwsk
4 MdI Dtllti tl l-OAbti 20
Edmund Larson, Theron Kidney.
q Wonder if Ever the Rose. Slate
ITO Spring NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. War
Miss Esther Ebert.
whispering Flowers" Franz Won Blol
Julia Coble, Emma Brummel Alic
Stephens, Lillian Kuhn,
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The annual election of officers q
the Ottawa Boat Club was held Nor
day evening at a meeting of the boar
IF directors of the club, at which tim
w. NeVoy Strawn was elected to tn
office of president TO succeed Fred I
Sanders. The other officers electe
were:
Vice observation-disclosures o. Grove
Secretary-W. |. EIibbs.
Treasurer-Delmar Anderson
Board of directors Harry +. Kell
w. NeVoy Strawn, Harold Richo.sC
and Delmar Anderson.
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Sixty members of the Mems Brotl
erhood class of the First Bapti.
church attended the monthly meetin
held last evening in the lecture ROOF
Of the church At $3.50 o'clock an e,
celent supper. topped off by stray
berry short cake, was served undo
the direction of the official chef, c. v
Hawley. The tables were beautiful
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Spring flowers In the evening ii
regular monthly business session wa
held, and an informal social hour va
spent.
There will be a meeting of I'll
South Ottawa unit of the Home II
provement association at the tow
hall in South Ottawa Thursday, Ma
%. at 2:30 p. m Miss Winifred Phi
eo. assistant adviser will speak c
he subject OF canning. Mrs. job
Sutton will be the hostess of the NEE
ing.
A very large number of people a
ended the dance given last evenin
in st. patrick's school by the mer
bers of st. Patrik's parish. Care
we're played from S until 10 o'cloc
and Stokes orchestra furnished mus
from 10 o'clock until midnight. +
eryone attending spent a very EMO
able evening.
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Mrs L. NJ. Harvey entertained wit
ten cover dinner dance last evenir
Ut the Clifton hotel, in honor of Il
seventeenth birthday of her nice
Miss Evelyn Freebury The party W;
me of the most elaborate dinners,
The year The grill of the hotel, whel
he party was held, was beautiful
I decorated with huge lunches al
sprays of apple blossoms. The di
ner was served at a long table whiC
vas decorated with a bank of pin
'oses. sweet peas and lilies of Il
= valley. and cOrSage bouquets of rose
4 lilies of the valley and sweet pc;
| were at the place of each young laC
S while the men We're presented wit