Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-21
SOCIETY NOTES



which was held under the auspices Of
he Pkilanthropic Department of the
Ottawa Womans Club yesterday after
noon in the Elks Home This wassthe I
first time the home has been opened
o the public since it has been redecor
lted. and il was greatly admired by |
II who saw it. The card tables were
5laced in the bail room on the second |
lOor, and every table was filed, and |
he sewing party was held in the re |
rhe party was a great success in every |
respect, and was one Of the most en- |
'oyable large parties ever held in OF
ava. The money raised which |
amounted TO $72, will be used to buy
material for mattress pads for Ryburn |
Memorial Hospital, and the members |
# the department viii make the pads |
vi the ladies present expressed their |
lesire to help furnish the new King |
Annex, in any way possible During |
he afternoon very fine talks were
made by Mrs. Charles Helmig ana
Miss Wake. members of the Ladies |
Auxiliary of the Association for the
"a Sale and Peru Hospitals, telling
If the way which the ladies' Of those
titles assisted the hospitals Talks |
we're also made by Dr. E. E. Palmer, |
Dr. s. e. Parr, DR.. A. J. Roberts, and
)r., W, p. Fread, telling Of the needs |
# the new annex and Of the benefits
If the hospital to the city Late in the
'fternoOn frapee was served by the
committee in charge Of the party
desdames J. ]. Hornung. w. T. Hart, !
". Steifel, E. P Johnson, j. Baker,
T. s. Edgecomb, Al. Scherer, G. c, !
lickley, and E. NJ. Davis.
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The members of the Eagles lodge |
will hold a special meeting on Satur-
lay evening" Feb. e. in Eagles hall. |
Ill members of the organization are
urged to attend.
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Eighty people attended a private |
laneing party given by the Knights
Hemplars last evening in the Masonic |
Temple. The dance was under the
direction Of the social committee, and |
vas a great success in every respect |
fentrich's orchestra furnished music |
rom . until II o'clock, and everyone
,ttending spent very enjoyable even
ng.
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The members Of Santa Maria Court |
Daughters Of Isabella win entertain |
heir friends tomorrow afternoon in
ne Knights Of Columbus hall, with |
I Colonial Card Party, Euchre and
90 will be played from 2:30 until 5 |
, o'clock. The decorations will be in
,eeping with Colonial times, and every
fort is being made by the committee
n charge to make this one of the most
Enjoyable card parties OF the season
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The members Of the West Side
3ible Class held very pleasant social
ayening and picnic supper last evening
1t the home of Miss Olive AloniOt on
Douglas street Several months ago
the class was divided into two groups |
and the side having the highest per |
centage of attendance at the meetine |
during the ensuing three months were
to be entertained by the other side /
The party last evening was given by |
the losing side in honor Of the winners |
\ delicious picnic supper was served |
1t $50 O'Clock, after which program
If games, and an impromptu musical
program was given Several French
ana Scotch solos were features of the
program Late in the evening the
quests returned in their homes
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Fifty persons attend the annua
meeting of the Baptist Missionary go.
ciety and chicken supper given yester
day at the home OF Mrs. f. S. Slew
der on East Main street. In the aft
aruoon The annual election of off
,ers was held, at which time the fol-
owing were elected:
President. Mrs. F. S. Slewder.
Vice president. Mrs l.. ". Brewe,
Jf.
Secretary, Mrs. John Lansing,
Treasurer, Mrs. George Yentzer.
Program committee, Mrs. More.
Roberts, Mrs. Joseph Baker Jr. ant
Mss Carrie Jencks.
At the close of the business session
IN address YVES given by Miss Helen
Hudson Of Michigan, a field worker
or the Baptist Foreign Missionary
Society The supper was served al !
): 30 o'clock. and in the evening a fine
Program was given. Miss Mabel linus
gave a reading, Mrs Morey Robert-
md Miss Helen Hot1 sang solos and
Miss Hudson gave a short talk.
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From indications this afternoon the
,all to be given tonight in the armOry
~ the members of the Brotherhood
II Railway Express Employees will be
me of the largest dances given in o.
ava for several years. A large mum
,er of out Of town people win come to \
Ottawa to attend the ball. Ientrich's !
Welye-piece orchestra has been en-
aged to furnish the music.