Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-24
SOCIETY NOTES


The Ottawa Woman's Club will
AJlI meeting on IeXt Tuesday
May 9Th at 2:30 O'CLOCK in Library
hall All members Of the board OF
the club and all members of the gen
oral club are urged to be present
The new club president, Mrs Gus
knuessl has some very fine sugges-
tions 20 make for the future club
work, ald the next years program
viii be discussed.
Five tables OF bridge were played
at the card party given by the Ma
sonic ladies Of the city yesterday ar
ternoon at the Masonic Temple on
Columbus street The party was Ole
of the regular informal parties,
which have been given during the
past year by the ladies'. The hos
tesses yesterday We're Mrs. Charles
Briggs, and Miss Lottie Dolaugh.
The next card party will be held on
Friday afternoon, June 9Th. Mrs.
Charles lngham and Mrs. Frank
Shaver VIII be HOSteSSes.
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Mr. and Mrs Ernest Frischauf,
celebrated their silver wedding AN
niyersary on Thursday, at their home
72G w Madison street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frischauf kept an open house
10 their friends during the evening.
one hundred guests called, The home
was prettilly decorated with apple
blossoms and pink roses During the
evening impromptu musical pro
gram was given. Mr.. and Mrs.
f'rischauf received many beautiful
gifts.
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The initiation Of the Ogle9by class
# odd Fellows, which was to take
place last evening was called off on
account of the bad roads, when word
was received from the Tonica dele
cation that they could not possibly
reach Oglesby. A message reached
The Ottawa delegation, after about
forty local Odd Fellows had gathered
ready to take the train to La Sale.
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The members of the Young Won
ans guild If the First Baptist church
held a picnic supper and meeting
last evening in the parlors Of the
church About forty members were
present and spent very enjoyable
ocial evening. At 6:30 O'Clock a de-
licious picnic supper was served in
The church dining room consisting of
sandwiches, potato salad. meat loaf
pickles, olives, jello, fruit cake and
coffee. At the close of the supper.
Mrs. Frank Slewder gave a report Of
vention in Detroit, which she attend
oi recently.
Mrs. Maurice Wolfe entertained
twelve friends at her home on Joliet
street last evening with surprise
birthday party in honor OF Mrs
Mayme Boutwell,. The evening was
1enc very pleasantly with cards,
music and dancing, and dainty refresh
ments were served at a late hour by
ne hostess Many handsome gifts
were received by the guest of honor.
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About POO persons were present last
evening at the card party and dance
liyen by members Of the Ottawa
Mystic Workers Lodge in Odd Eel
lows Hall. The party was the first
dance to be given by the local Mystic
Workers organization in eight years
and was a grea. success, Twenty
tIbles of cards vera played during
the evening. and fully Zoe couples
danced to music furnished by the
Wentz Orchestra. The out-of-tOWn
guests were Supreme Picket Lillian
Minert Of Joliet, District Manager Eva
tackett of Chicago, Mr> and Mrs r.
d. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Buckhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Lars Log
land, Misses Bessie HerzOg. Margaret
Lepant, Lars Ochme and Bert Miller
of Leland, Mr.. and Mrs. Meonley, Mr.
and Mrs Hyde and Mrs. Baird Of
Earlville, Mesdames Dodd Wolh
Rice, Carlson, Powers. McGonniseI
Miss Lmdberg, Mr. and Mrs Piper
Mr. -undherg and Mr.. Wretwitz of
La Sale, Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Hundt
Of Peru, and Mrs Ball of Utica
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Members of Santa Maria Court
Daughters of Isabella, will hold a
Lids party next Tuesday evening,
May 81. in the Knights of Columbus
club rooms. Great preparations are
being made by the committee in
charge to make this Il very successful
event. Mrs. Frank Sinnott is chair
man of the entertainment committee.
All the guests have been requested to
come dressed in kid" outfits.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Mekeel are Gel
ebrating their silver wedding ami
versary today at their home, 1919 OF
tawa avenue. The day is being OBJ
served in quiet fashion, with
family reunion of the members of