Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-14
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A very delightful evening was spent
by those who attended the card party
held at the Boat Club last evening
These affairs are proving very enjoy
able and in spite OF the ram, me
crowd attended. Twelve tables OF
bridge was played, after when very
social evening was spent, ana deilcl'
GUS refreshments We're served Mrs
Harry Cook and Mrs. Helen MurdocH
will be hostesses at next weeks rune
ton.
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The Woman's Relief Corp viii hold
an all day meeting tomorrow. Novem-
her 18th at odd Fellows Hall. In
the morning they will make silk bags
for the benefit OF the old ladies home.
Each member is reuuestd 10 bring
some silk pieces. The ladies whose
birthdays are in November and De
cember will serve dinner at noon, in
stead OF the usual birthday party.
Only members OF the w. r. {, and
comrades OF the G, A. r, are invited
The regular meeting will be held at
8 p. NJ.
The Young Ladies Guild OF the Con.
gregational church, held very inter-
! esting meeting at the church last even
+. ing. At 6:15 a delicious supped was
i served. covers being laid for twenty
guests. Following the supper q bust
mess meeting was held and the re-
Imainder Of the evening was spent in
sewing for the bazaar. Miss Nora
Alberts was hostess for the evening.
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The regular Wednesday afternoon
card party for the ladies Of the Boat
Club will be held tomorrow afternoon,
with Mrs. A. F. Gilman and Mrs. n.
A. Guthrie as hostesses.
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Mrs Elmer Roberts entertained
eight girls last evening at her home,
Ills Paul street, complimentary to
her daughter. Miss Idalena. The af-
fair was q complete surprise and a
very social evening was spent by the
, Young ladies'. Bunco formed the div
| ersion for the evening, prizes being
: awarded to Clara Anshicks, and
: Miss Norma Boissehnin. Other games
: and music formed part of the enter
: tainment for the evening, after which
g delicious two course luncheon was
: served. Very pretty decorations were
: used throughout the house, chrysan-
4 themums being used in profusion.
; Those present were the Misses Esther
: Knutson. Verna and Eva Veihmann,
Helen Rossitor, Norma Bossenin,
[ Clara Anshicks and Jennett Sander
son.
e The World Wide Guild OF the Bap-
tist church will hold supper and meet
ling at the church win bold a supper
and meeting at the church this even
ling. Following the supper Miss Georg-
llama Free of Egypt viii speak on the
I"Life of the. Women in Egypt.
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The vestry of Christ Episcopal
81 church will 4aeet this evening at the
4 home Of ". II. Osman, ,lQ2 West Pros
"a pect avenue.
~ very ENJOYABLE time was had BY
y thnse who, attended The initiation Of
K 1.-the Eastern Star, Mary E chapter
|lEheld flast evening BIT the Masonic
. temple, az which the six candidates
I were initiated. Following the de
; gree work memorial services were
/ held with the following ladies' taking
\ part: Worthy Matron Mrs. Emma z
!. Hathaway, Associate Matron Mrs. An
Y ma kWoodward, Chaplain Mrs Emma
Il Pool, Conductress Mrs& Anna Troup,
Il Associate Conductress Mrs. Aida
!. Ashley, Adah Mrs. Clara Carter. Ruth
vi Mrs. Madelyn Harden. Esther Mrs
e Anna Todd. Martha Mrs. Alta Bali
d Electa Mrs. Elizabeth Gladfelter
7. Singing by Mrs. Charles D. Harlan
J. and Mrs. Howard BButtertield, with
g AIrs. Dell Campbell at the piano
Flowers were used profusely in dec
v Grating with large baskets of flowers
!. at the points of the stars, with
s streamers in the point colors, leading
o to the altar. Following the ceremon
@ les dainty refreshments were serv.
d ed A large number OF Ottawa mem
e bers of the Eastern star will Journey