Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-11-02
IN tbs SOCIAL. WORLD.

the vestry of ST. Paul's church and a
few other gentlemen called at the
residence of Colonel Daniel Jones for
the purpose of rendering their con-
gratulations on the occasion of his
SD birthday. Although taken COM
pletely by surprise, the colonel, with
his well-known hospitality, bid his
guests cheerful welcome and the
evening proved very pleasant one to
all. Colonel Jones has long been the
church's senior warden and it seemed
most appropriate that his old fellow
officer, the former junior warden, Hon.
j. b. Bennett, now Of Washington, d.
g., should be present and make the con-
gratulatory address. On behalf Of the
company, Mr.. Bennett complimented
the worthy host upon his long and es-
timable citizenship here, his eXem-
plary and beneficial membership of his
chosen church, his pioneership as a
banke. II Watertown, his exception
| ally good health and the graceful bear
ing of his SO years, wishing most
heartily that he might enjoy many
more years in as good health and spir-
its and in the companionship of his
| friends and neighbors. The host
responded in a happy vein and with
feelings of gratitude for the kindly in
terest and tokens of friendship shown
by the assembled company, recipro-
eating in full measure all the good
wishes and compliments showered up
on him. Refreshments with wine were
served at 10 o'clock and the balance of
the evening filed in with pleasant So
cial intercourse. When the time of
departure came there were mutual eX
pressiOns over the successful outcome
! OF the surprise and it was hoped that
future years might bring many more
such affairs to the colonel's enjoy
ment.
The rooms occupied by The Klub. "
on the second floor of 210 Main street,
have been remodeled and refurnished
and the boys now have very pleasant
quarters. A hardwood floor has been
laid in the rear room, which will be
used for dancing purposes, and the
front apartment is tastily and neatly
fitted up as parlor and reception
room. Monday evening the members
gave Halloween party, the partici-
pants being attired in white dominoes
and the rooms being appropriately
| decorated. The Blaesius trio fur
nished music. Those present were:
Misses Meta Schempf, Hattie Habheg-
ger, Nora and Lena Schmutzler, Lulu
Bertram, Zayda CRUDE, Zayda Vert
heimer, Anna NoWack, Emma Shasky
Hedwig Hoermann and Lydia Broen-
nlman; Messrs. Will Brandt, Max
Noack, Will Schulz, Frank Kerr, Carl
and Max Melzer, Fred Weber, Harry
Beurhaus, Frank Weber A Hahn,
Ned Brickell, Oscar Weber, O. c..
Wertheimer, A. c. Knaak, Ed. Nav
and Archie Wurtzler.
Invitations have been received bv
friends here to the marriage of Miss
Ella Stewart Hart, of Fort Atkinson.
and William Henry Woodard, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Woodard, of this
city, the ceremony to take place at
the home of the prospective brides
mother, Mrs. Elvira NJ Wilcox, on
Thursday evening, November 10,
1898, at o'clock.
The members of the Euterpe club
met Saturday afternoon with Mrs. D.
M Woodard and enjoyed delightful
program.
The Friendship club was pleasantly
entertained Thursday evening by Mrs.
Fred Brandt, 412 Fourth street.
Mrs. Lila L. Parks entertained the
Glover club Monday afternoon.