Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-03

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A farewell party was giyen by the
| Ottawa Woman's club, in tn e Baptist
! church parlors at 2:3O ulis after
noon. in honor of Mrs. +, p. Johnson.
former president % the club, who is
moving to Elgm to make her home.
and Mrs W. T.. Hart, fCfmer chair
man of the phiIauthrupic department,
who is removing To California, \
very social afternoon was spent.
Roses were attraCtiyely' used In dec.
Grating the parlors ',rho reception
vommittce, composed OF Mrs. Harry
Troupe. Mrs. w. II. IIiIaebaugh Mrs.
Arnold Wilson. Mrs Fred Thomas and
Mrs. p. G. Stordock had charge OF
The refreshments The receiving de-
partmeut included the past president
and chairman of the department
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The ladies' OF the Presbyterian
church held their regular monthly
meeting on the lawn OF the George
Schultz home south of town, last
evening. 4 yrrg Interesting meeting
was held. Mrs Thomas Esmoad had
charge OF the program for tn" even.
ing. Following the meeting, the gem
tlemen Joined the ladies' on the lawn,
where they were s.nrved with picnic
supper at $50. Tile trip was made
bv auto, and fine time was had by
all.
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4 very good time was had by the
eighth grade pupils of the Washing
ton school, at weinie.r2ast held last
evening at Walter Vests farm, east
OF town. About twenty pupils attend.
ed and very enjoyable evening was
spent playing games The Chapcrcns
we're. Miss Grosskurth. Mrs. Walter
West and Mrs W 4. Nauer
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The ladies OF the First VI. f..
church. held an all-day meeting inI
the parlors of the church yesterday
About fifty ladies We're present and
held t.eir regular meeting. aua-spent
part OF the morning at social work.
Al noon a delicious dinner was ser,
we'd and about twenty men came in /
and took advantage Of IL. The after. /
noon was spent in missionary work. .
at which time the Womau.s Mission
ary society was closed Tor This year ]
The following officers We're elected
for the coming year:
Presidgnt-Mrs. \. NJ kile.
ist Vice Pres Mrs. c. NJ Pool
End Vice Pres-Mrs j. r Brad, ".
Sec. and Treas--Mrs. o. Thrush.
Cores. Sec.-Mrs. Charles CaTb-
bell
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The members OF st. Cecilia Society
of St Francis church entertained Inst
evening in honor of Miss Rose
Hermes. bride-to-be of Henry Esrl-
back of Streator About thirty g1.ls
were present and enjoyed a soF ial
evening. \ mock marriage by several
of the girls. was very amusing. l. ain
" refreshments were served, latter
which the bridc-to-be was presented
with a set Of silyerware and lemonade
glasses. The wedding will take place.
June 6.
Mrs. c. W. Strawn entertained
tWtHtE-UNt IduitS Il HeI HDlut vl w
tawa avenue, yesterday aftern oon inI
honor of Miss Caroline Rich ardson
former resident of Ottawa. who isl
now a resident OF Long Beach, CALI
fornia. and who will in few days
leave for a visit to Boston and Maine
before returning to California.
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An unusually fine musicale was
given by the Junior and Senior music
students of St Naviers' Academy yes.
terday afternoon and evening. Both
musicale's were crowded with eager
listeners and those taking part won
much applause from the audience.
All numbers were well given, and all
showed good musical talent. The
music st-dio in which the recital was
held was beautifully decorated with
a profusion Of June roses and peonie ).
Those taking part in the Juvenile