Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04
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Mrs. Milton Pope will entertain
the members OF the summit View
Cemetery Association a q their
/ friends next Tuesday afternoon
/ November :. After the business
meeting The final awaugemln,s for
tho bazaar on November o. at the
South ottawa Towa Hall will lac
made
4 very delightful time was spent
0v The members Of the ), 1. @. tIu1
OF the Epworth Methodist church at
A masquerade party held last evening
in the raylors OF the church. The
evening was very cuyoyd0y spea'
Al games and music, followed by DEN.
ciout refreshments. The prize Tor
the best costume was awarded To- Miss
Henrietta Coleman Autumn leave
ana Halloween colots formed the
decorations. This club is made mp
of girls between the ages of eighteen
and twenty. and their charerou IS
Mrs. /. G. BRAID, VINO was also pres.
eut at last evenings affair.
Another very pretty prenupual
party was given this afternoon Tor
Miss Ruth Gladtclter, by the Misses
Kathryn aud Helen Jobst ~ their
home 1923 ottawa avenue. Ii was
yerv delightful affair, and bridge
folmed the diversion for the after
noon. seven tables Being occupied
with players. At the close OF the
afternoon refreshments we're served.
Cut flowers were PRETTY used IN
decorating. Mrs. Fred Rider of Chi
ragn was an outottowr guest Miss
GIadfelter will become the bride OF
4. l.. LaEaque OF Chicago on FRIDAY
November 18th
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The first Mondsy evening family
card party will be held on Monday
evening. November 9th, at the Boat
Climb for all members and their tami-
lies. The evening will be socially
spent after which refreshments VIII
be- served Mrs L. NJ. Bayne ana
Mrs. Ella LaClair and Mrs Walter
Hahn win be hstesses.
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An all day injecting was held yes
terday by the Ladies' Aid OF the VI.
e. CHURCH in the church. Al IL
O'Clock the aid meeting was held ana
arrangements were made for the an
nuaI bazaar to be given by the
ladies on December 2nd in the church
II was also planned to serve cara
terra supper at The bazaar. Following
the aid meeting a delicious noon
luncheon was served to nifty guests.
In the afternoon a delightful mission
airy program was given. Mrs. Ota
Thrush was hostess and was assisted
by Mrs. Butterield, Mrs. William
Pike and Mrs. Z. w Iimmi2k.
The modern Literature cito VIII
meet Monday evening, November b.
with Miss Elizabeth Colwel ON La
fayette street. All members are re-
quested to attend.
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The social activities Of the Knights
of Columbus opened last evening vita
a dancing party at their home o. In
Sale street Fifty-aye couples we're
in attendance a number Of guests
from Utica, Ia Sale, Seneca and Maj
seillcs were also present
Mrs. Elizabeth Baum OF Morris spent
the last fa~ days at the home OF Mr.
Bertha Christmanu OF West Ottawa,
and, incidentally, helped the latter
celebrate her eighty-thjTd biTthaa +.
Many other friends OF the celebrant
called to offer their congratulations
and well wishes SiXty.One OF these
! eighty.three years were spent in OF
tawa,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sonntag and
Mir. and Mrs. Victor Sonntag will leave
tonight for MENDOZA, where Sonntag
! family reunion will lie held tomorrow
at the home of the formers sister,
Mrs. william Lesser in that city.
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The committee in charge Of the
Salvation Army fund drive were en-.
tertained at noon yesterday at lunch
con by the New American restaurant
Covers were laid for twenty-five guests
and following the luncheon a socia
hour was enjoyed.
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The Philanthropic Department 0
the Ottawa Womens Club will holt
an all day meeting on Wednesday
, November 3, at the home of Mrs. {
S. Ayers, 827 Columbus street A pic
mic luncheon will be served at 1913
: O'Clock. The day will be spent wit
, hospital work,
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Mrs. John Bernard entertained tn
, members of her card club and thei
, husbands at her home on Superio
street, last evenig. Bridge was play