Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-01
SOCIETY NOTES

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The dancing party given by the
young men Of the Middle city cub
last evening IN the Grand Ridge hall
was the largest dancing part VI its
kind ever given in Grand Ridge. The
young people attending spent a very
pleasant evening, ald IL is likely the
affair will be repeated again in the
near future. The Grand Ridge or
chestra furnished music for the dane
ing from until ] O'Clock.
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Seventy-fye couples attended the
dancing party given by the members
Of Ottawa Lodge No. n. l. o. O f.,
last evening for all Odd Fellows and
their ladies in the city. a large
number of card tables We're flied
during the evening ana a three piece
orchestra furnished music Tor dane
ing until midnight. A supper was
served at a late hour in the dining
room. Everyone present is report
ed to have spent a most enjoyable
evening.
The Sunday school room of the
First PRESBYTERIAN church was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity last even
ng for the entertainment given ny
the members OF the Westminster
Guild. Two dramas entitled The
Anybody Family" ana The Two
Masters" were staged The stage was
beautifully decorated and everyone
taking part in the plays represented
heir characters i'll manner that
would have been credit to prOfes.
jOnals. A free will Offering to be
used for benevolent purposes was
AIKEN up, at which time $34OJ was
received. The orchestra from the
Madison Street Evangelical Sunday
school furnished music during the
evening.
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The Home and Conservation de.
Jartments Of the Womans Club viii
hold a meeting on Monday afternoon
February 3rd in the Parish house.
This will be an open meeting, and all
ladies' of the city are invited to al
lend. Mrs Bertha Harris Of Chicago
! lecturer for the Domestic Science
Department Of the Corn Products Re
lining Co., will give a demonstration.
Mrs. Harris is a very interesting
peaker, and every member of the
hub as well as all other ladies OF
he city should make an effort to
near her
The members Of the Tuesday Study
Circle of the Ottawa WOman's Club
viii hold a meeting on Tuesday Feb
}rd, at the home of Miss Mae Nc
Dougall, 203 E. Jackson street Mrs
Sidney Stiefel will have the paper ii
he afternoon, on the life and works
II Richard Harding Davis.
Guinette Johnson entertained the
members Of Miss Laura Eustis', class
If boys of the First Baptist Sunday
,chool, last evening at the home OF
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. John
ion, 1920 Paul street Ten boys were
present. A picnic supper was served
At $50 o'clock. and in the evening
he boys spent happy time playing
games. Five new members were re-
eived i'll the class at this meeting.
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One Of the most enjoyable dancing
PARTIES to be given in Ottawa this
;eason was the party given by the
members Of the d. p. club an organ .
Iaton of young ladies', last evening
n the knights of Columbus hall. .
'iXty-ive guests We're present The
lall was beautifully decorated in red
md white. Seelig's ftyepiece orches 4.
ra furnished the music for the dane
ne from S:45 to 11:45. The out OF
own guests who were here to attend F..
he party were, Misses Doris Quinn, .
Anna Quinn, Xelma Harry, Vera Car
roll, Gertrude Quinn, Margaret Jar
rett and Melvin Lockett, Nicholas |.
Woodward, William Hearty and Law
renee Wolferman Of Streator; Murt /
Carroll and Leland Welch Of Seneca, I
md Albert Hines and Roy States of
Narseilles Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
OConno1 and Lieut. and Mrs William /.
Cutler acted as chaperons.
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The Ladies' Aid and Missionary So
iety Of the First Methodist church
will hold their all day meeting at the /.
come of Mrs. l.. c. Brand, $40 Cath
'rinc street Friday, February 7. The
aides aid will hold their meeting in
he morning, a picnic luncheon will
)e served at noon, and in the after
room the missionary meeting will be I
leld All ladies' of the church are
invited to attend this meeting.
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The members OF the Summit View
Cemetery association will be enter .
aimed on reXt Tuesday afternoon, .
1eb. 4. at the home of Mrs. Estel .