Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-28
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Seyenty-fve guests attended the in.
stallation of officers Of the Palmer
camp. No. S2S, K. y, y. which was
held last night in the Odd Fellows
hall The officers who were recently
elected we're installed % serve during
1.-THE coming year. Mrs Lynn Etgett
the district deputy OF La Sale. acted
as installing o-lrer, and Mrs Emily
Cole. a district deputy OF Peru, act
ed as installing marsha. \ musical
program was given by Harry Pusey
ana Mrs Katherine Pepler which was
greatly enjoyed AZ the close ~ the
installation the guests danced until
midnight Delicious refreshments
were served At a late hour. Mrs. Al
lie stevenson. the retiring recorder.
was presented with q handsome Roy.
al Neighbor pin and the two INSTALL
ing officers, Mrs Edgett and Mrs.
Cole, were presented With beautiful.
rag rugs by the members OF the or
ganization. The following officers
we're installed;
Oracle Mrs. VIVA stephen,
Vice oracle Mrs Nora Armstrong
Chancellor-Mrs. Katherine Reem.
tsen,
Recorder-Mrs. Edith Bowermaster
Receiver-Miss Sophia GunderSon.
Marshal-Mrs Ollie McCaUslin.
Inner seutinel-MrS Blanche Beale.
Outer sentine!-Mrs. Lucille Gasser
Assistant marShal--Mrs Eaie Ham.
Faith-Mrs. Lille Stcehr
Nodesty Pearl r. White.
Unselfshness-Mrs. Hattie Haw-
ley
Enduraace-AIrs. Gold!e Warren.
Courage--Mrs. Ethel Petit.
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The banquet served by the men OF
the First Methodist church 10 the
ladies OF the Phlethea class Of the
Sunday school last night was one Ct
the finest ever served at the church.
Seventy-fye guests were in attend.
arce. They were seated at long Ia
5les arranged in the dining room,
which were prettily decorated with a
red and white color scheme. The
dinner consisted Of creamed chicken,
whipped potatoes. hot biscuits, but
tered peas. fruit salad, cranberry iel.
ly. ice cream. cake and coffee The
Sunday school orchestra furnished
music during the evening. Carlisle
Pool. Willis Clark. William Conger.
Fred Hathaway and Charles Walker.
who prepared the dinner distinguish
ed themselves as cooks. They had
the honor OF using for the first time
the new gas stove, which the ladies
aid recently purchased. At the close
OF the dinner Richard Lynch presided
as POSTMASTER. and toasts were re.
sponded to by O. J. Olson. Willis
Clark, Ernest II. Pool, Warren Glad.
felter. Rev. II F. LAWYER and Mrs
Ota Thrush, the president OF the class.
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The first OF series OF card par.
ties to be held to raise funds for the
permanent memorial association will
take place on Tuesday afternoon, Jan
81. at the home OF Miss Katherine
Sinnott. 1929 Paul street The mon.
ey raised from this party will be put
in a fund for the upkeep of Ottawa
soldiers graves. It is expected that
thirty tables OF cards will be filled
for the afternoon A general invita-
tion has been extended to all the la
dies of Ottawa to be present. The
ladies who are officers and members
OF the board Of the association are as
sisting Miss Sinnott in making gem
eral preparations fer the party. These
ladies are Mrs c. W. lrion Mrs. L. |
W. Brewer Jr., Mrs. c. A. Cation. Mrs. |
George Yentzer, Mrs. z. P. Johnson
and Mrs. Clarence Watts.
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The Young Womans missionary |
guild will hold their regular meeting |
on Monday evening at the church A
picnic supper will be served at $50 |
O'Clock. followed by a social hour |
Miss Florence Baker will be the
hostess