Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-11

box social at the Mckinney ScnOOi III l
evening. The affair was one OF tho
most successful socials ever held by
the school and was under the dire
ton of the teachers, Misses lsabei
Brown and Ruth Norem. A lais
amount of money was cleared for the
school. The boxes sold high, bring
ing from 81 to $l0.50 apiece. In tn
early part Of the evening program
was given, followed by social hour
The program follows:
Piano solo .......... Vlolet stephens
Reading ..........L Lillian Rasmussen
Vocal solo ......... Esther Varland
Piano solo ......... Agnes Tydeman /
Reading ....... Sophia Gunderso1
Vocal solo. Coach Giere Z. Y. /. G.
instrumental duet ...........,..
go. Elmer Anderson, Oscar Siettert |
Vocal solo .t..,.,........Lo LOIS rye
Reading ...... .., Evelyn Johnson |
Selection ..,,.......,..M Male quartet
Vocal solo Palma Matheson .
Reading .............. Mary RopeftS
Vocal SOLO .todch nieIe
Piano solo Louise Ndtheih
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In place of the Christmas party
which the members of the home de-
partment give annually for the mem
beers of the Womans Club a play vii!
be given this year. The entertain
ment will be given next Wednesday
afternoon in the parish house. The
name of the production is Those Has
bands of Ours" The cast is compris-
ed of Mrs. p J. Wendell. Mrs. \ NJ.
Kile. Mrs. Max knuessl. Mrs. Arthur
Prchard, Mrs. Il, z. Mercer, Mrs.
w. B. Pusey and Mrs. +. :. SleWder.
Following the play which is farce
and promises to be very amusing.
social hour will be held and light re /
1reshments will be served. All mem
hers Of the club are invited TO attend.
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Thursday evening the Misses Wood
lock Of Dayton township entertained ,
at their home the employees of the
Danielson Motor company with a I,
bountiful turkey supper. Other ten
lures, which were none the less inter
esting, were games and music, which
were INDUCED in until a late hour OF
the evening. Those present were,
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Danelson, Miss
Lillian Pike, Hiss Irene Gulbransen,
Fred Miller Vincent Fox and Richard !
SJ1OUT III IUiS tllN dHu dblltl 'A'|Ltl'lt''' f..
of Chicago.
The ladies' of the First Methodist
church held an all day meeting yester-
day at the home of Rev. II. F. LAWYER.
Sixty.five guests were in attendance.
A picnic luncheon was serN ed al noon. +.
In tho morning Ladies Aid meeting
was held. and in the afternoon mis-
sionary meeting took place, The next
meeting Of the organization will be
held on Jan. I at the home Of Mrs
&. NJ Pool on State street. 1t was L.
cided to hold another cafeteria supper
on Jan. % at the church.
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The Young Peoples Union will hold !
q meeting tomorrow afternoon at ; /
o'clock pr the First Presbyterian
church. Francis Votaw will be the
speaker OF the afternoon. Coach Giere
OF Pleasant View Luther college Will
sing solo, Miss Leita Toney will
give a reading. l4.FC Brand will make
q short talk and Mrs. l.. Hoffman will
furnish q musical number. All OF the
young people in the city are invited to
attend the meeting
$3.50
Two hundred and fifty guests at
tended the dancing party last night
at the Wallace hail. The affair was
given under the auspices Of the Amer
lean Legion Johnson's orchestra fur
nished music for dancing from 8 until
] o'clock. and supper was served dur
ing the intermisson.
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The Ottawa Drama Club will enter
tain the poor Riddles of the city We'd
nesday afternoon, Dec. % at its an
nual Christmas party in Armory C.
Christmas games will be played and a
clever Christmas entertainment will
be staged for the Youngsters.
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Misses Ida Chamberlin and Vida
BEEN will entertain the members of
the Modern Literature Club on Mon
day evening in the formers studio in
the ColwelI block. The gathering
will be in the nature Of Christmas
musical
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Mrs, Edward Perham, 412 Adams /
street, entertained with small in
formal luncheon yesterday afternoon
at her home. Following the luncheon
delightful informal social afternoon
was enjoyed by the guests.