Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-20
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The society columns last night mad.
vcgtently made reference to an Elks
second annual couclgye' At Starved
Rock State park Thursday might Tho
affair, the second party given by J..
w. Hess to the Bash Leaguers, has
no reference 10 the Elks as q body.
The guests of the occasion viii be the
rummy crowd, q side issue at tho
Elks' Home Invitations to the din
ner and party afterward have been
mailed out to the Bushers and by the
number of responses being returned
to Mr. Hess there win be loo per cent
attendance OF the Bushers all bent en-
having q big time as MIR. Hess guests
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An interesting meeting Was held
last evening by the c. n. of A. ut the
X. c, nome on La Sallo stree About
thirty members Of the charity commit
tee were present ana special business
was transacted,
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An enjoyable time was had by the
Bible class Of IN Madison Street
Evangelical church at q meeting held
last evening It the homo OF Mrs c.
II. Hassiey, 1916 Ottawa avenue.
Twelve guests were present. Follow
ing the regular business meeting a So
cial hour was enjoyed, followed by re.
freshmcnts,
The Baptist Brotherhood enjoyed
: o'clock dinner served last evening
at the Baptist church. over torty-fye
members were in attendance and par
took OF the following menu: Roast
beef, mashed potatoes, brown gravy,
baked beans, bread. butter. coffee
and watermelon on ice. Following
the dinner a business meeting w3s
held and interesting talks given by
w. +. Foster, Al F. Schoch, d. b. Snow
and W. +, Prichard.
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TWENTY-FIVE members Of the Amg.
teur Musical club attended the meet
ing held yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Morey Roberts fl6
Guthrie street 1t was presidents day
and an interC- ting meeting was held,
at which time a general discussion Of
topics Of interest TO members and
work for the coming yccr was plan
ned In the latter part Of the aftar-
noon an enjoyable program was given.
Miss Mary Roberts gave three piano
numbers. Miss Marie Schmidt sang
four solos, and Harry Pusey conclud-
ed the program with three piano so
los. Refreshments We're served by
the hostess.
Mrs. J. L. LEX and Mrs Wilcox en-
tertained with a birthday dinner yes
terday at the latter's home in West
Ottawa complimentary to Mrs. Fred
ricka Hummer. The occasion was
the eigratieth birthday of the guest Of
honor. Early autumn flowers We're
used as decorations. A dinner was
served at noon, followed by an in
formal social afternoon. Those pres
ent were Mesdames Hummer, H..
Hermes, H. Weigand. Hoffman. Den
ninger Frisch, L0effler, Bruchs and
c. MaierS.
sEalllQT4la.sg, a c..Qse dQSg 81 s2yegal
months during the warm weather. a
successful meeting was held at the
Masonic Temple last evening by the
Mary E. Chepter No 270 Eastern Star
Over 100 members We're in attend
auce Following the business meet
ing four candidates were initiated,
after which refreshments served A
number from out Of town were also
present.
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The regular weekly luncheon Of the
Rotary cluh was held at the New
American restaurant at noon today
Forty-ive members were in attend
ance. Following the luncheon a bust
ness mneting was held