Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-24
SOCIETY NOTES


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Mrs. r.. X. Bonncfoy entertained
, twelve young ladies with an evening
party last night at her home on
Christie street, in honor of her sis.
| terinlaw, Miss Florence Bonnefoy
During the evening the approaching
mi rriagc of Miss Blanche Bonnefoy
and Thomas r. Carter was announc.
ed. Thd wedding will take place
sometime during the month of Aug
ust, but the exact date was not made
pubic. The house was decorated
thrrout with pink and white, silver
hearts and pink roses being used in
profrtion, which gave the guests a
hint of the approaching announce.
mont. However. it was not until
they had gathered at the table for
! the supper that the announcement
was made. Little Mable COrbin. a
two yoal old child, entered the din
| ing room, dressed as messenger. and
! presented each guest with a telegram
containing the news of the approach
ing marriage. The color scheme Of
pink and white was also used in the
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known young ladies in the city. She
is daughter Of the late Mr.. and
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"A regular meeting OF the Mystic
workers OF the World will be held
tomorrow evening at O'Clock in the
odd Fellows hall All members of
the organization are urged to attend
this meeting.
I'VE hundred persons attended the
lawn social given by the members OF
IN" Mems Luther League of the Zion {
evangelical Lutheran Church last
hlHht at the home Of Mr. and Mrs,
IMAM Nholl IN ran River township Il
IN guests were taken ont in ma !
'h'heS "hleh left the church carly {
III Tue evening. pom Their arrival y
II the hnoII nom" they found the
avn very beautiful place. Il was e
.oNerea with small tables, which were !
decorated WIN cut flowers, ana hung II
Ni'h Japanese lanterns, An informal :
' y VI musical numbers was
'i'to' ana Si'oFtiN ai''r > O'Clock an Il
''''i'' u DON h'hches winch had
" r.eP'i'" ny tIie guests was held Il
= ot P''V WIS "e'tea rom lhe sac II
i 'H'N' "'N'S' pnr'hg me eEenin1 q
, ,'' ''''' ''Ne were served. me u
~, ~ Wv no' "'''h up oP'ii i cIoct, II
"'i''I ~" l"r tieIl I'd
''''' ''"''"S spent very en- g
'9"oIe evening.
W
ne ''''N9 "l inc e. W. IRON dry 49,
o"uS company heId picnic this III
."',Ho'h al starved Rock. Fifteen ~,
'"e CLERKS leIt the city early in 90
u "'''rhooH Tor 'he park, takin"
'"'o SupPefS win them The after
'p' was spout III exploring The park 49,
~ " L'tl'c supper VIII be served at -;
'' ''o'h. me evening will be ~;
'"' III o'hcihS III the pavilion.
m ~ %
.'' ""iprS OF me DORIS Bros. con p
''i'' 'h'of'aih'a the clerks who
''''pi"N'u 'Htfe al a picnic and
''"3 .l''' i'''c'llooh at starved
me party leIi me city early
. "I''' noon Tor the park. \ very
pl'hic dllihcr which had been
pare" d, me store was sent out
III was spent swimming and dane '''
!. me party will return to town III
~ inns evening
% % Wv
u IFS i"a 'hamberlin entertained '--,"7
III guests at Il picnic SllpnCr last '''