Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-01-19
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.


dinner has come so be looked upon as
an event of some moment by consid-
cradle representation of the city's
epicureans; and to a goodly number
were on hand last Sunday to test the
choice menu which Mine Host Buthorn
had selected for his guests. All the
accompanying appointments of the
affair were in strict keeping with the
very excellent cuisine and Mr..
Buthorn, we think, may well congrat-
ulate himself over the satisfactory re-
suits that attended his efforts. The
tables were very tastily and richly
set, and the dining hall was decorat-
ed with greens, carnations, American
Beauties and other roses. Following
was the menu:
Green Turtle Soup
Vienna Bread Stick
Celery Olives Ives poE Pickles %. Tomatoes
Saratoga Chips Sailed Almonds
Roast Beef
Sweet Potatoes, in Cream Sauce
johannesburg Punch
English Pheasant, Prince Albert Sauce
Quail, with Chestnut Dressing
Teal Duck, with Dressing
Young Bear, Nansen Sauce
Apple Pie Pumpkin Pie
Cheese Nuts Coffee
Among the diners the following
names appeared on the register:
Messrs and Mesdames j. w. Wiggenhorn. f
May, A. T: Solliday, j. G. Seager, D. Blumen
feId, D. M: SleIcher, IL. Wertheimer, G. A
Stallmani NJ, F. Blumenfeld, Fl. Pease, j.
Murphy. Il. j. Brandt, A. j. Whiting S. Kussel;
MRS, a. Angelroth; Misses Lena jacob, Mary
GarIin, Pearl Eaton, Lydia Pease; Messrs. G.
B B: ia Jacob F. N; Eaton; G Wiggenhhorn, S G.
9. Mulberger, A. J. Hilgendorf, G. R. Blumen-
field, Alex Buchheit, g. w. Norris, E. l..
SSehemPf w Di H Woodard, j. F. Prentiss, H. F.
F. Herbrand, Waukesha.
The joint installation exercises of
0. D. Pease post, No. 81, G. A. R.,
and the Woman's Relief corps, held
Friday evening in the post hall, formed
highly enjoyable social occasion to
the members of those organizations
and the invited guests, the entire
company being of such numbers that
completely filled the apartments. At
ter the officers Of each order had been
duly installed, an excellent supper was
served by the corps, and at the con-
clusion of this there was dancing and
music and other festivities till long
after midnight. Among those who
contributed to the vocal portion of the
program was Miss Mayme Mitchell, of
Brainerd, Mimi, whose efforts were
much appreciated. The rooms were
appropriately decorated with flags,
bunting, etc.
The annual ball of the Watertown
Farmers club at Turner Opera house
last Friday night was quite as success
ful as the clubs previous affairs, and
that is saying a great deal. The floor
was crowded continuously and there
was a large number of spectators.
Blaesius' orchestra of seven pieces
furnished the music and supper was
served in the lower hall by the Turner
society ladies.
Miss Anna Smith was hostess at a
gathering of young people at her
home, 400 North Church street, last
Wednesday evening. The time was
enjoyably passed with music and
games, and refreshments were served.
Friday evening the young friends of
Gertie Deierlein, to the number of fif-
teen, agreeably surprised her, the
occasion being her tenth birthday A
variety of games formed the program
aud an appetizing luncheon was served.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Miss Anna Roy by number
of her young friends. Thursday even
ing last at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Roy. North
Washington street.
Mrs. B w. Smith gave party
Monday evening for her daughter Mae,
in honor of the latter's tenth birthday
anniversary Sixteen little folk were
delightfully."- entertained.
A jolly party of young people drove
to the home of Thomas Hurley, North
road, last evening, and enjoyed a
merry time at dancing, music, games,
etc.
A number of high school young
ladies treated their young gentlemen
friends to bob ride about the city
Thursday evening.
ST. Margaret's guild met last even
ing with Miss Leona Brandt, Ill
Eighth street.
Miss Birdie Habhegger entertained
the Monday Evening club Monday
night.
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