Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-10

The Woman's Society OF the Baptis
Church will meet with Mrs +, z
Johnson of Center Ottawa on Thurs
day afternoon, Jan 2, at 2;&O o'clock
Mrs, Joseph Baker will conduct & tals
On China All members OF the society
are urgently requested TO be present
as an interesting program has beer
prepared
$3.50
Nasons and members Of their fam,
lies from all sections of l-a Sale
county will gather tn Ottawa toUighf
TO attend the big bail at Armory {
given by the Keenan, Karayan klub
OF ottawa The dance will he one
Of the largest ever given by Ma,
sonic organization In Ottawa
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A large number Of members of the
Catholic order of Foresters gathered
al Schaefer'S hall last night To as.
tend a hard times party given by th0t
organization, Some very original cos
tunes were worn by the guests o.
chestfa music was furnished for dane
irz from O'CLOCK until midnight attC.
which refreshments We're served.
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The newly elected officers of S.
Elmo Chapter X. OF p, were installed
at a meeting held in X Z hall. There
was a large attendance p c. Alfred
golwell acted Is installing officer A.
the close OF the business meeting "a
.MOUoJ sqL p5iotC5 spN Luoq iugoos
ing officers We're raStallri.
Chancellor commander Roy W.,
helm
V. C-Arthur Frost
Prelate-James Qutiter
Master at arms Paul Fisher
Eeeuar Of rpcCrds-OweH Anderson.
Master of Finalcc-FraHb Mouitau.
Master Of eNcheeler-Paul Zlckler
Master Of WorK-August kersts
Inner guard-Charles Pierce
Outer suard-Edward StrausstlrE
Trustee--August kerste
The members OF Ottawa Post, No
SO, Of the American Legion, will hold
regular meeting Tuesday, Jan. 10.
at 5 ?. m, at Legion hall Refresh
ments will be served at the close OF
the meeting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Johst enter.
tanned twenty guests on Sunday even
ing at their home in West Ottawa, at
a bunco party. 4 very pleasant even
ing was spent playing bunco. the hon
ors being carried Oft BY Mrs. Joseph
Gaussin, Mrs Harry Armstrong, Mrs
Joseph Zickler and Walter Stumble
At late hour delicious refreshments
were served Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaussin and
sons, Mr. and Mrs Ray Barnett, Mr.
and Mrs Henry Walking Jr.. Mr.
and Mrs julie Wideman and daugh.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Armstrong,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schillings, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter StumkIe and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph zickler
The regular Wednesday afternoon
card party OF the Ottawa Boat club
will be held tomorrow afternoon AL
the club house for the ladies OF the
organization Mrs Harry Cook and,
Miss Lelah Lincoln will act as host
esseS.
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AT a debate at the Ottawa Won
ems club yesterday afternoon the la
dies decided that the Womans dress
of the present day, was more sane
than the dress in the time Of our
grandmOthers The debate was held
at meeting Of the home and con
servation departments which was
held at the home Of Mrs. Charles h |
kingman on Division street. About |
sixty-fve ladies were in attendance. |
The debate Resolved that woman's |
dress Of the present day is more
sane than the dress Of our Grand
mothers, was the feature Of the af,
.ernoon The affirmative side was
Upheld by Mrs p. ]. Wendell and Mrs
W B. Pussy. Miss Vera J. Shook |
md Mrs. Gus Knuessl upheld theS
negative side. The judges decided
hat the arguments for the present
lay dress were the best. Mrs. Eliza
Deth kincheloe gave a program Of
'ery interesting seadings. At the |,
lose OF the program refreshments
we're served Mrs. W T.. Howard
md Mrs. c. H. Kingman acted as
POSSESSES.