Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
SOCIETY NOTES
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Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Bach and Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred G. Rabenstein cele
Ibrated their wedding anniversaries
at the Bach home in South Ottawa
Tuesday evening, by entertaining
their friends at T o'clock dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Bach were observing
their eleventh wedding anniversary
while Mr. and Mrs Rabenstcin were
celebrating their ninth. The evening
was spent informally.
Mrs. David Cook entertained with
a family reunion on Monday at heI
home On Chapel street. The day was
the Gftieth anniversary of Mrs
Cooks wedding. w luncheon twas
served at noon to thirty guests, and
the afternoon was spent informally
The house was decorated turnout
with flowers from the beautiful Cook
garden. The out of town guests here
TO attend the reunion were Judge
Wells NJ Cook and Mr.. and Mrs
Norman Cook of Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Cook and son Arthur
of Kewanee, Or. Ed Cook and DR.
and Mrs. D. NJ Cook of Mendoza ant
Mr. and Mrs. F.. Haskell of Prince
ton.
The members of the Tau Epsilon
sorority are holding their annual pic
mic this afternoon and evening a
Starved Rock About thirty-fv'
young ladies left the city on the PSI
interurban car this afternoon for thu
park. The afternoon will be spent il
bathing in the Starved Rock pool ant
picnic supper will be served at G 81
o'clock. This evening number o
young men friends of the member
have been invited to the park TO
dance, which will be held in tn
pavilion.
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A dancing party will be held o.
the evening of July 4th at the Wi
lis dancing academy, by number O
the returned soldiers and sailors
the city An invitation has been e>
tended to the general public to atten
this dance,
The Young Woman's Auxiliary {
! the First Congregational Church lel
their annual picnic yesterday afternoo
and evening at Mckinley Park Abou
eighty of the members and their hui
| bands were present. At $50 o'cloc
delicious picnic supper was served
after which a delightful informal 81
cial time was enjoyed, with games an
ball game as the chief attractions
The crowd returned to town late las
| evening.
| Mrs. r. J. Brunnick was plea
| antly surprised last evening at he
! home at l117 Walnut street by abor
twenty of her friends who called {
help her celebrate her birthday. Mr.:
Brunnick went out to spend the ever
ing not knowing any of her friend
knew she was celebrating her birtl
day and returned home about o'cloc
TO find the house filled with guests
The evening was spent in very &c
lghtfplly informal manner with music
and supper was served at a lat
hour
Duval Edward Hess celebrated hi
eighth birthday by entertaining ten o
his little friends at a birthday part
last evening at the home of his pan
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hess, 1856
Illinois avenue. The children gatt
cred at the Hess home and We're take
IN a two-hour automobile ride aroun
the city, after which they again re
turned to the home of the little host
where they spent a very happy tim
Playing gaines. istll6SlHitiilS 'puSio
ing of ice cream and waters wer
served, and a large birthday cake wit
eight lighted candles was brought int
the dining room and cut The Chi
dren departed for their homes at dark
having spent a pleasant evening
Those present were Robert and Glen
wood Henderson, Philip and ALDER
Gaul, John Kincheloe, William Colwol
Jr.. Teddy Peckham, Beth Patterson
Sarah Louise Wendt and DuVal Ed
ward Hess.
Miss Helen Hawkes. has issued invi
tations for a bridge party to be he'll
at her home on Houston street tomor
row afternoon in honor of Miss Mar.
Lathrop of Rockford and Miss Hop
Neidig Of North Dakota. who are thu
guests of Miss Margaret Yentzer.
Mrs w. w. Nash entertained twent,
children at her home, 1886 Ottaw;
avenue, this afternoon with a law
party in honor of her two nephew'
Donald and Arthur Sims. The chill
drnp eDont n very hDDDy time MIA vim.