Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-06
SOCIETY NOTES
II 3 p

II q p
A very large number Of members of
the Ottawa Woman's club attended
the special meeting held in library
hall yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose of making the final arrange
nehts for the district federation
meeting which is to be held at the
Thursday and Friday, May s and 8.
each of the women appointed by the
hub of chairmen of the various com
nttees 20 make arrangements for the
meeting was present, and gave her re-
| Iort showing that practically every
arrangement for the meeting had
lcen attended to The sessions of the
convention will be open to the gen
aral public and all ladies of the city
re invited to attend these meetings.
Mrs. j. J. IiOrnung and Mrs. George
e Rickley were appointed delegates
or the state federation meeting which
viii be held in Peoria in October, and
Hrs, Francis Sinnott and Mrs. George
Helm were appointed alternates Mrs.
ius Kneussl and Mrs. Al Richards
we're appointed delegates to represent
he Ottawa club at the district fedora
ion to held here this week
% 4, =
There will be regular meeting of
the Troy Grove unit of the Home In
jrovement association at the Red
ross rooms Friday, May g. Miss
katherine Messenger, equipment spe-
ialist of the University Of Illinois
taft, will accompany Miss Glotfelter
md Will speak on Labor Saving in
he Home All who are interested
home labor saving are urged to at
end the meeting. Mrs. Lon Hickok
in charge.
. &, 3
There will he a regular meeting of
ne Deer Park unit of the Home I'm.
)iOyement association at the home of
drs. Sherwood Logan Thursday. Nav
Miss Katherine Messenger, euuip-
nent specialist of the University of
Illinois staff will accompany Miss
ilotfelter and will speak on Labor
saving in the Home" All who are
Interested in home labor saving are
Urged to attend the meeting. Mrs.
norwood Logan is in charge.
e, q -
The regular monthly meeting of the
mid welfare committee Of the Ma.
iCnal Council OF Defense will be held
omo1roW afternoon at 4 o'clock on
he fourth floor of the court house,
Plans will be completed for arrangir~
or the better baby day of the health
'romotion week. At the last meeting
i the child welfare committee if vas
oted to form the organization into
permanent child welfare league when
he WOman'S committee of the Ma.
tional Council of Defense disbanded.
nd the officers for this permanent OF.
anization will be elected at the meet.
ng tomorrow.
The members of the Girls Patriotic
Service League. held their last mill
airy drill until next fail, last evening
n the gymnasium Of the Ottawa
Township High School. The mem
lers of the organization will take up
class work, and out of doors sports
turing the summer months. An ex- /
ecutlye committee made up of the |
blowing members was appointed to \
make the arrangements for these /
'iasses, and for the summer gymna-
ium work, Misses Mary billiard. /
Laura Bach, Marguerite Frischauf, .
louise Spillane, Bernicc Yost. Alma .
SIMMER, Margaret Scannen, susan .
Hatnem, Luci.e Sanders, Katherine f.
Gay. Helene Butler AID Helen Scher. .
er.
q ., q
A regular meeting of the Womaas /
Relief Corps will be held tomorrow
afternoon at $50 o'clock in the odd
Fellows hail All members of the
organization are urged to attend this
meeting
4 = &
Misses Harriet and Charlotte Burs-
Ter entertained the members of Mrs
Jacob OTIS class of the Zion Eyange,-
ical Sunday school, last evening at
heir home 1909 Ottawa avenue.
Twelve guests were present The
evening was spent with a short bust
le5s session, after which social
hour was enjoyed, and dainty refresh
melts were served by the hostess.