Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
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Mere han 100 people attended thu
underground social last evening in tnr
basement OF the First Baptist Church
The affair wa in the nature OF a ca
nival, and all kinds of carnival at
fractions had been arranged for tbs
entertainment Of the guests. A COZ
ored band and c0lored orchestra M
nshed the music. There was a mil
stre show, a snake charmer, forum,
telling booth and all kinds Of sid
shows These taking part in the mil
strel show were Lois Pyle, EieanC
Kiersch, Kenneth Snarr, Henry Deis
and William Lansing, Miss Docoth
Allison was the snake chazmer, Mis-
Edith Palmer the fortune teller. WI
liam Grover the one armed man, an
Albert LaValle, Andrew BGwermaste'
Henry Deist and Charles DeFore tn
membe Of the orchestra. Refresh
mcnts consisting of sandwiches, coz
fee, ice cream cones and popcorn WerD
served from 5Coths at the side OF tn
room.
one of the main attractions Of th
evening was \ mock wedding Mis-
Helen Lansing vas the bride, Mldre
Wait tho groom and Frank Cole tn
minister. The social was in charg
Of the Al ha Circle of the b. Y. +, I
II was great success hnahciaiP
Miss Maude Mccullough was chalf
man Of Ie social committee
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rho rbi',u+hronic danortmant o..
ottav., W,nan's Cluh viii hold =:
nn.day meeting next Thurs iav IN ia.
noriqb ), ,ec Trio dav viii he snar
in sewing and AT noon nicnic lunc,
ncn will, No So vod Tho bnst assns fo
tho dav win he Mrs " = Hart Mrs
.losapth Baker Jr -,rs LANSING Mrs
l,ora y Hotznar ana Mrs Toni.
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Leland street !ast evening al an II
formal dinner The evening was Spen
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Mrs Georre Samnson ontortuino..
twelve friends at her home on Morn
street last evening. An enioyahl,
time was spent by the guests playini
hve hundred. AT late hour danny re
lreshmcnts were served
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inc Bible class OF the Zion Evan
geiicai Lutheran church will hold a
meeting on Thursday evening, Dec.
III Mon memorial hail.
The ladies of the First Congregation
al church hcI,l an all day meeting yps
terday in the parlors of the church
The day was spent in finishing M or
ders that had been taken for the an
nual bazaar. Thirty ladies were pres
ent for the Dicnic luncheon which wa
served at noon. In tne afternoon a
missionary meeting was held. Cath
arine Bradish read a very inte.,
osting missionary pape!; after Whici
the annual election of officers wa
held The officers elected for the Ell
suing year follow
Prcsident.Mrs Carl Stackman.
Vice President Mrs George Glenn
secretary. Mrs. ". II. barnalu.
II sIIf Mrs .IpgpDh TOmliuSDU
rortv.five noon,o wore. nyesent AT