Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-26
SOCIETY NOTES

Clifton hotel. The luncheon will be
served just at / o'clock, and very
excellent musical program will be
given during the luncheon. At the
close OF the program the annual musi-
ness meeting of the club Will be
held, and the annual election of Of
Ulcers will take place. A very large
number of ladies are expected to AT
tend this luncheon. The committee
in charge, who will act both as "A gen
eral arrangement committee and a
decorating committee will he Mrs.
Francis Sinn0tt, Mrs. Edward Cellar
and Miss Isabella Sanders.
me educational department of the
Ottawa WOmans club will hold a
meeting on Monday afternoon. Aprjl
18th, at 3 o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. Betty Stonebraker, on Pearl
street. Mrs. Cordelia Hathaway will
give a talk on Palestine. Mrs. Hattie
way has visited Palestine and her
talk promises to be very interesting
one. All members of the department
IRE urged to attend this meeting.
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Inc senior class party given last
evening by the members of the 1919
graduating class of the Ottawa Town.
ship High School was one of the most
successful parties ever given in the
local high school Eighty guests. the
members of the class and the mem.
Defs OF the faculty We're present The
party started at s O'c.ock with an Tn.
formal reception. after which incl
lass play, My Turn Next" was given
n the high school Auditorium. Ward
ieldenrich took the leading role that
d an old druggist and Gale TroW. |
ridge took the part Of HIS wife Miss !
.ucy Hay took the part of the wife's |
sister and Russell Levy took the par
II commercial traveller. Elizabeth |
and Edward MoultOn were |
'erFants, and Walter Anderson played
ne role OF a friend Of the druggist
laCh person was excellent in his or
Ter part and the play was a very Ell
Cyabie event. At the close of tho
DAY the guests went down 20 thc
gymnasium to dance. The gym was
beautifully decorated. Streamers O
hung from the corners of the
Dom to the center, where they were
raped up, and the railing around the
'alcony was covered with green vines
'roups of wicker furniture had been
laced around the room, making an
Elective setting for a dance. A pro
ram OF stunts was given between the
ances by five stunt teams who had !
zen previously appointed. Miss Lucy
lays team won the honors of the
Venlng with a representation of a
aculty meeting The others stunts
iyen were A Country School Ses.
ion, an act from The Mikado.
Bolsheyiki' and Julius Caesar In
, Date Johnson & Jennings Or
heStra furnished music for the dance
t late hour refreshments were
4rved in the cafeteria. which was
rettily decorated with cut flowers.
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one of the social events of the sea.
IN VIII be the reception and banquet
men VIII be given by the members
the Mary f. Chapter of the Eastern
tar at the Masonic Temple Friday
'ening, May Is. The banquet will be
ven on ;he twenty-siXth anniversary
the organization of the chapter. A
'ception will be held from ) to
CLOCK IN the parlors OF the temple
III the banquet will be served in the
nlng room at the close of the re 5
'ption. Prominent members of th, 5
der through the state have been in il
ted TO attend. Among those who p
I'VE accepted the invitation are Mrs 4
ette henner, grand secretary, who
as worthy grand matron of the state
zen the Ottawa chapter was organ r
"a AT that time the local chapter
d the largest charter membership !"
any IN the state. The first officers
ere:
Worthy matron-Mrs Ella Hape- II
an .
Worthy patron-Judge Henry MAYO | r
Secretary-Miss Bessie Morgon. !;
freasurer-Mrs Isabelle Mayo. :,
Ionductress Mrs. Stella Downs
Associate cOnduc3ress--Miss Kate If
uler.
The members of Christ Episcopal ~
urch will hold a reception in the
rish house Wednesday evening. -,
ril 30, at Sis. in honor of the TWEEN ~
Tn anniversary of the rectorship O
V. G. w Farrar. The public is cor -
lily invited to attend this reception ,"
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The Brotherhood of Interurbar 81
iinmen will hold their annua, bal lil'
nday evening. April 2S. in Armory oe
This annual ball is given every eN
ing Just after Lent and is always ul'
of he largest Ottawa dances O on
spring season. Orchestra music los
be furnished for dancing from { go
ii | o'clock, and it is expected
90 attendance will be present no
ties from Marseilles, Morris. Joliet. Ar
Gator, La Sale and Princeton hav AM
lified their intentions of attending an,
general public has been extended
Ordial invitation 20 attend. scr