Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
SOCIETY NOTES

A meeting of the phiIanthropic de
partment OF the Ottawa Woman
Club will be held Wednesday. Feb %
II the home OF Mrs. f. =. johnson
112N Paul street 4 picnic luncheon
viii be served at noon. and the da
sill be spent in tying comforters for
the public health nurse and sewine
or the hospital All members Of the
department. are urged to attend.
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The members Of the educational de
Dartment of the Ottawa Woman
Club will hold a meeting Monday aft.
ernoon, Feb. "a, at 3 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. f. p Johnson. 1875
Paul street. The subject Of the after
noon will be Our Library" and Mrs
c. ]. Byrne will be the .eader Al.
ladies' of the department. are urged t,
attend the meeting
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One hundred young people attend
ed the Get Acquainted Social" of
he Young Peoples union last even
ing in the parlors of the COngrega.
pent in a very enjoyable manner,
he guests all joining in playing
games, and a very fine program Of
'eadngs and solos was given By
Jay S. Ruifner and William Zwanzig
Late in the evening refreshments OF
dopghnuts, coffee and ice cream were
eryed The social was a great sue
cess in every way,
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The bah given in the armory last
,yening by the members of the Amer
can Railway Express Employees No
I, was one of the largest and most
successful balls given in Ottawa for
several years. More than eight hun
lred persons attended and spent
very enjoyable evening. The armory
was decorated in flags. The music
which was furnished by Hentrich's
Lwelve-piece orchestra, was very
good and was greatly enjoyed by the
lancers, out of town guests were
present from Joliet Chicago Heights,
Morris and La Sale.
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In spite of the bad weather a largt
lumber Of members OF the OttaWi
Woman's Club went ont to the Deser
ion Home this afternoon to give the
hildren Of tina, institution their al
lual cub party The little folks spent
= very happy afternoon, enjoying thC
Program which had been prepared 70
hem John Holi, dressed as Uncls
'am, led in the singing of patriotic
ougs several times during the after
lo0n Mrs. l.. p. Hathaway gave sev
raj readings; Mr.. Hofr gave a talk Or
he life Of Washington, and the TO
owing fancy dances were given
Ninuet, Misses Ruth Haeberle an
gladys ColWell; Russian dance, Mis-.
Margaret Lucy; Japanese dance, Mis-
Harriet SDringhOm and katherin,
Lucey; butterfly dance. Miss Rut'
faeberle; tarantella dance, Miss Hal
iot Springhorn Esther Farrell, Ha
net Bradish, Margaret Iucey an
Katherine lMcey; Irish Tilt, Harrie
3radish Harriet Springhorn Esthe
Farrell, Katherine and Margare
Lucey. At the close OF the program
Mrs j. J. Hornung delivered a sh0I
ak, ana the youngsters were serve |
efreshments consisting Of ice cream
AXE and coffee. The program va |
.iyan in the school room OF the home
which had been pretLily decorate.
with bunting, flags, red carnation |
pussy willow buds.
The engagement of Miss Malaise |
Walter. of Chicago, and Emil Joseph |
7ormaIs OF this city, was announce
i q LUNCHEON given by the aunt o.
he bride elect, Mrs. Charles Willard |
Mcclure in Chicago today. Miss Wa
er is the daughter OF T. G. and Mr.
lila II. Walter, former we'll known
Ottawa residents, Ehe resided il
ottawa during her entire life until |
hree years ago. and is one of the
popular girls in the younger OF
ava social set. Among the out o
own guests who attended the lunch
'Cn were Mrs. George II Smith.
Hiss Martha Hinebaugh and Miss Al
-ene Sherer of this city, and Miss
zelda Anderson of Leland who is at
ending Northwestern University.
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