Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-22
SOCIETY NOTES

Miss Mayme Flynn entertained with
ten,cover dinner last night at her
home on Columbus street in honor Of
| her cousins, Misses Marie dsHeler
Riley of Chanutc, Kan. The Twins
room and dining room were artis
tically decorated with pink and white.
A delicious dinner was served at >
O'Clock, after which the guests spent
a very enjoyable evening
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A very pleasant party was held on
Wednesday evening Of this week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mates on West Main street in honor
of Private George Mates Jr. and wife
cnt They spent very enjoyable so
cial evening with music and games,
after which dainty refreshments were
served The living room and dining
room were prettily decorated with
pink and white, Private Mates re
turned 10 his home in Chicago a few
days ago from Coblenz. where he hal
been serving FOR many months with
the medical corps. He was married
jus. before he sailed for overseas
II. G.. Parsons was pleasantly, sur
priscd at his home, 80 Chestnut
street, last evening by about forty
five of his friends, who called to help
him celebrate his birthdays The
guests arrived, hringing Menty of re-.
frCshmcnts with them. and taking
heir host by surprise. An enjoyable
evening was spent with music, games
and cards. At a late hour a supper
was served One of the features If
lay cake lighted by candies was
brought into The room. The guests
extinguished the candles, wishing
their host many more such happy
birthdays
Miss Anna Snohr, who is to soon
become the bride of Rudolph Bublit2
Of Chicago. was, the guest Of honor
yesterday at a variety shower given
at the home of Misses Jessie ana
Beulah McCuloueh at their home in
Deer Park township, The house was
prcttily decorated with yellow and
white. A large yellow and white bell
was suspended over the center OF the
table, under which stood a large
kewpie don dressed as a bride The
time was spent in playing games AMI
music. Late in the afternoon refresh
ments were served to the fifty guests,
The Misses Mccullough were assisted
in the dining room by Mrs. Stude-
baker of Iowa and Miss Maude McCul-
ough of this city
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Twenty-Five members of the Mission /,
Band Of the United Evangelical |.
Church held an allday picnic and out |
ing today in Ellis Park, in South o. !
tawa The children gathered at the .
church early in the morning and went /
to the park on the interurban, taking /
q basket lunch with them. They spcrt /
: happy day playing games At noon .
a picnic luncheon was served Miss |
XOah Stevenson of California, Misses !
rmma Mcckenstock and Louise Cha
luS acted as chaperons.
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A number of children were enter
tanned very pleasantly yesterday by
Miss Laura Fleming at Starved Rock
The children went to the park in the
They spen t "a happy time
laying games, and at noon a piCnN
luncheon was served, In the after
noon, the children again played games
dinner was served in the evening.
Those making up the party were
Helen Ray o. Chicago, Florence JET.
fiery of this city Eta May and Charles
Fleming Mary Townc and Mrs. Jay
Irumbo Of Marscilles,
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Mrs. S. r. Cobb of south Orange.
n j.. entertained a few friends at the
lome of her parents, Mr. and Mrs G..
4. Cation, on the north bluff this aftei-
noon with | o'clock luncheon Fol
owing the luncheon the afternoon
vas spent playing cards.