Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-08

Miss Matte Temple and Mrs. Hit
bert Ge.afGg entertained fourteen
guests al lae formers home on o..
tawa avenue I1st evening at q variety
shower in honor of Miss Blanche Pike,
VIII take .lace in few weeks. The
Eouse was 'cttily decorated win
pink and white, flowers and streameV3
OF crepe pape. being used to carry
cut the c1lef scheme The guess
spent the evening playing progressive
bunco q e. which dainty refresh.
ment5 were served by the hostesses.
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The members of the philanthropic
department Q; the Ottawa Woman )
Club viii hold A thimble party Tues
day afternoon, Nov, IL, at the home
of Mrs FRANK Sinnott, 1925 Paul
street. I his meeting is open TO all
members Of the club, and ii is hope &
large number OF guests will be pres.
ent Each lady is asked to bring one
by the public health nurse in hea
work among the poor Of the city.
The moLbe9o of the Modern Litera-
ture Clu5 win hold a meeting Mouday
evening al the home OF Mrs George
{. Rickiey IN the Palmer apartment.
Mrs. Madge Cock will has the paper
OF the evening. which viii be Tile
History C. the Modern Literature
Club"
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Charles p. Sims have issued invite.
tt0Fs fer luncheon to be held at the
home CT the former in Utica Satur.
day, NOV. H.
The men 3eIs OF he Lansing Circle
60 tho First Bapt,et Church enter.
aimed the members of the church at
a 5Gck social last evening at the
hcme Of MIS- George Yentlef on Pros
pect avenue. About lu3 suests were
present zach came wearing SON
preSentaton of a book, which tha
ether guests had to guess. This proved
10 be very interesting entertain
ment. The house was prettily deco.
rated VITA -ysanthemums. At a
late Il ar eir5shments consisting OF
tphtt dul I+u-iIlulS were served.
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twenty-five ladies attended the |
o. the auXiliavs of the Con
gres riJnal Church. which was held I
yestt day at the home of Mrs. T. r. I
Il tFley On Congress street The day /
was seer in sewing for the church. /
and at noon 4 delicious picnic lunch {
con was served. In the afternoon Mis-
Mae McD1ugall read an interesting /
paper en- TIE Call TO Service" and I
Ms CltG-.,I Bradish recited an
original 1m which was greatly en-
joyed.
The nemters of Miss Marion TILL
man class Of girls and Rev. j. IT,
Vonckx's class OF boys of the First
Pres oyter'pn taurch held social last
n 1T in the par4Ors OF the church.
l1irty guests were present. The
81 7niag was spent playing games and
vita muaic Refreshments of wieners.
OLE, coffee and marshmallows were F..
'erved. 1t hal been planned to hold
- parry on the lawn of the country
me of Misses Cora ana Florenco
1o.n!ey t II owing to the muddy roads
his plan had TO be called off.
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Inc ladies Cf the First Methodist
,hurch held an alI-day meeting yes
erday al the nome of 1Irs. X. II. Hos.
etler on Ottawa avenue. Fifty.eight
'he.e present ut the picnic luncheon
erved al noon. Arrangements were
lade for holding the annual bazaar on
Zee. Z. In the afternoon at 3 O'Clock
missionary paper on "A Crusade in |
ldia' was read by Mrs. A. ]. Roberts.
he next meeting OF the organization
Ill he held in December with Mr.,
. VI klio in Eastwood. Mrs 0. j.
lson viii have charge of the program
the daJ
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Miss katAc.yn Farrell was pleas
Dtly .aIpr.sed az her home on West
'ds-ingtCn treat last night By TWEEN | Z
1--we Of Acr friends, who called TO I
cIJ her celebrate her eighteenth {
lthda} Before the guests arrived l.