Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-05

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twenty little guests al her homo in
Eastwood yesterday afternoon at q
party In honor of the fourth birthday
OF her little daughter, Ruth The H.
win residence was prettIly decorated
in yellow and white. In the dining
room yellow garden flowers, and a
large white horseshoe cake. The lit.
tie folks spent very pleasant time
playing games on the lawn. Mildred
Moniot wen FIRST prize in one OF the
contests Late In the afternoon de.
licious refreshments were served BY
the hostess, Mrs Irwin was assist
ed In entertaining the Riddles by Mrs.
| \. d. Simon and Miss Edna Barry.
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The meeting OF the Tuesday study
| Circle OF the Ottawa Woman's Club
which was held yesterday at the home
OF the chairman Mrs George j. Glenn
was one OF the largest ever held by
the department Thirty-fye ladies
were In attendance The meeting was
the official chairman's day and IN
place OF the study the time was de-
voted to very pleasing program
Mrs a. j. Roberts and Mrs. Cordelia
Hathaway read The Vision of Sir
Launtal," which was greatly enjoyed
by the guests. Late in the afternoon
tea wa Sseryed by the hostess
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Mesdames f. F. Tucker and W. F.
Costello entertained the members OF
the Westminster guild of the FRS.
Presbyterian church on Monday night
at the formers home on Third ave
nue.. The party was a "hagl time"
gathering and all the guests came
appropriately attired in ccs-Gmes.
The evening was spent with games.
and various informal entertainment
after which delicious ref,eSI hi ents
We're served by the hostess.
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a large number of ladies attcnde
the cryics department OF the Won
ans Glib, which was held toiTv at the
hntne OF Mrs. A. J Roberts CT Chris
ito street. A picnic luncheon las
served at 1880 p. M and IN s. after.
neon very interesting discussion
on the transfer of the proper was
conducted by Miss Zetta St'.wn ard
Mrs @. c. Peckham.
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Joseph Donohrc was pleasantly
surprised Monday night at his home |
Ia Wallace township, the occasion re. !
Ing his twenty-frst birthday. All ar
raLCements for the party vera kept |
a secret until the guests arrjvcG at !
the DGnohue home. The evening was |
srent playing cards, and 1t late hour
delicious refreshments we're servei
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TIL members of the Ottawa Amuse |
r;ept company, will entertain with :
dance tomorrow night at SchaCt ~
hail The general public mas been u
tended an invitation to ltte1n 4
six-piece orchestra has been secured
t. n isl music during the evening,
an! { kcod time is promised al Of
.ho guests.
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Twenty Tables of euchre were play
ed last night at the annual card party
OF Palmer Camp, Royal Neighbors of
America, which was held last night
at Odd Fellows Hall The hall was
prettily decorated for the occasion. II
At the close OF the card games. the
guests danced for a time before the
party broke up
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A large number of guests attended
he al !
! hcresa's church at Earlyilie ,aEt
evening. Among the people in Ct
tendance were great many from
Ottawa, A neat sum of money vas
cleared by the members OF the
chIrch by the affair
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Mrs. Charles Walker 535 Guthrie
street, will entertain the Ladies Aid
Society Of the First NJ. +. church on
Friday, Oct I. Regular meeting In |
ga was served by the hostess.
gram will be given in the afternoon
At noon luncheon will be served. to |
which the gentlemen are invited
The members of lllini Chatter of the | |
Daughters of the American Revolu- I |
ion will hold a meeting on Thursday |
fternoon at the home of Mrs. A. f. |
lay and Miss Fannie Green, at their
ONE 500 East Main street.
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~ darcing party will be nell to-
ow night at the Macca Zee hal.
he general public has been extent
d an invitation to attend. Orchestra
'"slr will be furnished during -ho
fac :ncon.