Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
SOCIETY NOTES
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uS. June -, at q Nlpth- ~ EeH-
raj public has been extended an in
,itation To attend. and the follow
ng program will be give;
Cornet solo, "The Palms Elmer
Anderson.
Reading, a Weather Fiend," Eu-
lice Norem.
Vocal solo. Dear Old Pal of Mine"
By Lieut.. Gitz Rice, Edgar Varland. .
Reading, selected by Miss Gunder-
son.
Vocal duet "Home With Ne" by
Tabir Campana. Misses Ruth and
Ruby Norem.
Reading. Mary Roberts.
Vocal solo, Miss Ida Chamberlain.
Cornet solo, "The Lost Chord" FL
mer Anderson.
Vocal duet, "The End Of a Perfect
Day" by Carry Jacob Bond, Misses
Ruth and Ruby Norem.
Beading. Miss Gunderson.
Vocal solo, Dorothy ReGor
Vocal selections. by Mr. Ruffner.
Vocal solo, Miss Ida Chamberlain.
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A large audience Of parents and
friends were present at Mrs Arthur
Porter's recital last night. The pupils
acquitted themselves very crcditably,
with a finish and clearness which
showed careful training ana close ap-
plication. Miss Edna Barry, whose
sweet voice always charms, favored
he audience with two vocal solo
she was accompanied by her sister
Mrs. Pruett. Before the last number
Mrs. w. c. Paisley congratulated the
pupils on their work ana announced
that movement has been started To
place applied music on the list OF
elective studies for major credits ~
he high school, as IS done in many
cities Of Illinois and other states
Those taking part in the program
were;
Lucille Warren, Elizabeth Meyers
Grace Mitchell, Iris TurnsUist, Erm2
Duffy. Ella Ritzius Lucille Funk, Lyle
Bragg. Lucille Bragg, Leslie Gibbs
Mary BonncfOy, Ruth Ashby Dolores
NcCullough. Adele Benson, Ariel Mort
yedt, Helen Bragg, Irene Warren
Marvel Varland. Georgia Peckham
Lucille Calhoun, Marjorie Richord ant
Clara Thorson.
The |. l.. Woodward home on Pear
street was the scene Of very merry
chiIdren's party this afternoon, whel
Mrs. Woodward entertained a larg'
number of little folks in honor o
her children. John and Virginia. TIL
children spent very pleasant after
noon playing games On the lawn an
the porch. and dainty refreshment
we're served late in the afternoon b
thn hostess. Mrs. Woodward was a!
listed in entertaining the little guest
by Mrs. Harry Cook, and the mother
% several of the younger childre
who attended.
4 regular meeting of the Royi
Neiehbors was held last evening
The Knights of Columbus Hall an
was attended by Il large number
members of the organization. 4 bus
ness session was held after which
.ocial hours was enjoyed, ana rcfreSl
ments of ice cream ana cake Wel
-ervod. Mrs. Edge.t, a supreme of
- Ger of the organization who resides
La Sale. was present and made
short talk.
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Tho members Of the d. p. club hel
a picnic last evening at Starved Roe
n honor Of Miss Elizabeth Fitzpa
rick of Dubuque, la. Twelve guest
70 we're present. The girls went out
Starved Rock on the I o'clock ca
- and spent the time exploring Tn
mark until : o'clock when a picni
dinner was served. In the eVenin
,hc guests danced in the dancing p
vilion. and returned to town at
late hour.
Mrs l. y. Vincent entertained wit
an informal bridge party yesterda
afternoon at her home on Pearl stree
! in honor OF Miss Marie McComh
, Wichita, Kas, who is the guest
, Mrs Harry Cook The Vincent hon
was decorated in garden flowers. I'll
, afternoon was spent in playing birds
, and dainty refreshments We're ser
G ed by the hostess.
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:, The Word Wide Guild the your
woman's missionary organization
, the FIRST Baptist church will no
a picnic supper tomorrow evening
the home of Miss Maude Deyereal
. at 4l2 Third avenue A picnic su
per will be served al $50 o'clock al
b. in the evening the regular missiC
study VIII be coducted The supp
will be served by the hostess con
mittee of the organization.
First Aero Mail Service.
The first regular aero mail servi
in the world was started by the Uni
ed States government, May 10, 19l
between New York and Washingto