Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-04
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evening for a formal ball II is eA-
pected that at least $50 guest will at
tend and preparations have been
made for accommodating zoo. The
ball room has been decorated more
beautifully than for many years. The
walls and draperies have been hung
with festoons OF orange and black,
while all kinds OF tiny halloween
favors. witches, eats and owls, have
been suspended by small wires from
the festoons. The lights have been
covered with orange shades, which
give beautiful mellow light to the
ball room. Halloween amusements
will be used in entertaining the
guests. In the alcove off the ball
room eiusy fortune teller will be
stationed in Il small tent, with her
magic kettle suspended over small
fire by tripod From the smoke OF
the incense which comes from her
kettle She will tell the fortunes of all
who desire to know their future.
moon has been suspended from the
ceiling, which will be lighted for
moonlight dances. Supper Will be
served in the dining room, which viii
be decorated in the same color scheme
as the ball room This will be the
first CT number of evening parties
to be given AT the Boat Club this win
ter The committee in charge OF the
amusemeuts this evening is Fred san
ders, Harry G. Cook and H. Glare
Lockwood, while Strawn La Clair and
+. Raymond Bradford have charge cf
the decorations.
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Miss Marie Schmidt entertained a
number Of younG people at her home,
three miles north OF the city, on Sat
urday evening at a party in honor of
her house guests, the members OF the
Exc Club OF Evanston The evening
was spent in playing bunco. At lH:3o
O'clock delicious refreshments Wee
served. After the supper the guests
danced until midnight, Those present
were Misses LEX, Ddier Janet Then,
Helen Schultz Helen Kirkland, Dor
olhy Weltor. and Marie, Frances and
Betty WelanG OF Evanston, Kathryn
Brandnerm and Ale5srs. Pau
Schmiit, Wal Ct Scherer. William
Zwanzig, Andrew LEX George Hos.
sack, Winston C0iWell, Joseph Carr
Peter Schmidt. Theodore Damgard
and Max MItter.
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The twelve members of the ID. 7.
Club, a social organization OF young
ladies'. held an enjoyable dinner last
evening at the home of Mrs. James
O'Toole on Paul street in honor of
Miss Lucille Ryan. whose marriage II
Marvin cckett OF Streator will take
place Nov -. The tables We're pref
tily decorated with autumn flowers
and were lighted by candles. A dc.
licious iiye.cou7se dinner was served.
after which the guests went to the
home OF Miss Edith Dryer on Id
Sale street. where a very enjoyable
evening was spent playing bunco and
with music. The Dryer home was
also PRETTY decorated with autumn
leaves and autumn flowers.
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One of the largest balls to be held
in Ottawa this season will be the eX-
press emp Dyes dance. which will be
held in Almcry on Thursday even
ing, Nov. 6. Hentrich's twelvep piece
orchestra has been engaged to fur
nish the music during the evening
A large number of out-oi-town people
are planning to come to Ottawa for
the ball. and the advance sale OF
tickets shows that a very large num-
Der OF Ottawa people are planning to
attend The committee in charge is
planning &c see that every guest has a
good time
The members of lllini Chapter
Daughters OF the American Reyoit
ton. will hold a meeting on Thursda!
afternCo on, Nov g., at 30 O'Clock al
the home CT Mrs S. +. Parr Jr., J07
East Main street. Mrs. Duncan Nc
DouEall viii have he paper of the aft
ernoun, entitled Salem" Mrs W
NeEoy I5traWn viii furnish d muSica
program All members Of the or
sani2ation are urged to attend The
annual dues ara payable at this meet
ing
The member. Of Him Camp No
46l, K. \, A., have been invited t,
StreatCr On Thursday evening, Nov. 8
to attend a class adoption OF Colder
Rod Camp, and on Friday evening
Nov, Z, to attNnd class adoption OF
Oak Leaf Camp, The session will be
held IN Edna hall Mrs Den New
ton, supervisor deputy Of Peoria. ant
Mrs. Linn tlgct Ct LA Sale district
deputy, WI hd," charge of the meet
ings.
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The second ladies' afternoon will bC
held tCmcrrlW at the Ottawa Boat
Club A prize win be awarded eac'
week for the lady making the highes
score. All la 10 OF the club are in
vtcd 10 participate in these intorma
afternoon card PARTIES. Mrs. Guy \
Kari aud Mis- Sarah Taylor VIII b,
hostesSe5 tomorrow
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The ladies OF The First Congrega
tional <'huI5h viii hold a meeting on
Friday afternoon, Nov, I, in The par
lors Of the church A luncheon wi
be served a o'clock after which he
ladies will scN Tor the bazaar Mrs
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