Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-01

The masquerade Halloween party
given last evening by the Catholic
Daughters OF America at the Is. OF
C. home, was one OF the gayest al.
fairs OF the fall season. About 100
guests were present, and all came
attired in masquerade costumes, The
party opened with grand march
in tho ball room which was very FRET
tily decorated in pumpkins and Ha'
loween colors. a trip through pump
Nnville was one of the features OF
The evening and Afforded much
amusement for the guests, They were
also entertained by the witches, splg
its and also 10y a fortune teller after
which bunco was played. The guests
were then taken by the spirits 10 a
place % The table and we're served
with a delicious three course lunch.
con The tables and dining room
were also very attractiyciy decorated
with witches, eats, pumpkins, leaves.
cornstalks and apples. Following the
luncheon they were taken back to the
ballroom, by members of the commit
zee. who We're all CARRIED In the robes
of the Ku KluN Khan, and spent the
evening dancing. All sorts of cos
tunes were worn. and all enjoyed a
very delightful evening.
Miss Mary Dineen was awarded the
prize 81 bunco and Miss Edith Dwyer
carried of the prize in the balloon
dance. which was one OF the main at
fractions of the evening. Other prizes
at games were awarded 20 the Misses
Ann LEX and Ann Carey Much praise
has been given the committee In
charge who worked very hard To
make this affair a successful one.
The committee is as follows; Chair.
man, Mrs. Daniel O'Counell, Misses
Navme Reardon. Alice O'Connor, Lou
Use Zeller. Catherine Amendt. Gather
inc Brandherm. Veronica. Erich, FL
eanor Kettle. Alice Smith, Margaret
Dwyer and Mrs. Evelyn Trenary.
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Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Hill enter
tanied twenty-five boys OF the Shah
bona school at their home on Van
Buren, street last evening, complimen'
tary to their son Clarence. The ooys
spent a very enjoyable evening az
ggnes. after which delicious refresh
ments were served. Halloween decor
atiors were used throughout the
house
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The ladies of the First NJ Z. church
will hold their regular all day meet
inc N the church parlors, Friday,
Nov. 8. The aid meeting will be held
at II o'clock followed by picnic
luncheon Mrs. Otto Trush viii be
hostess. and gentlemen are invited
to attend the luncheol The mission
ary program will be held in the after
neon Each lady n requested 70
bring one article OF food
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Til. Misses Nellie Ice and Ida
Glen ems will entertain the members
Of the Utopian club { III Methodist
! church this evening All members
| are invited to attend
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Mrs. J. 4. Bradley of iii Congress
street entertained the W0mans FOR
eign Missionary society Of the First
NJ. f.. church at her home yesterday
AFTERNOON from ? to ) at a halloween
coffee ~ enty-five ladies were pres
ent. Halloween decorations were very
pretty throughout the house
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The W. and F OF the Evangelical
church is looking for you and mem.
| bcrs are inviting you, your neighbors
and friends to be present at tho thanf
offering meeting to be held THURSDAY
Nov. 2, at $50 at the church on West
Madison street.
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A very enjoyable time was had by
those attending the masquerade par
| ty given last evenig by the Rebecca
lodge at the Odd Fellows hall, Sew
enty-fiye guests were in attendance
and some very pretty costumes Were
worn. The evening was SOCIALLY
spent in playing Halloween game.
and also at dancing. Late in the eve
! ming delicious refreshments were
served The hall was very attractive
~ decorated in keeping with the Hal
loween season