Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-03-13
SOCIAL NOTES.


aud Charles r. Blumenfeld the Iro-
quois club partook of a '.Benedict's
luncheon" at the club rooms Saturday
evening, to celebrate the recent entry
OF these two young gentlemen into
the married state. All the Benedicts,
excepting the major" were present,
as we'll as a number of prospective
ones and the confirmed bachelors
Full justice was done the appetizing
''spread," after which there were nu-
merous diversions that 90 to make
the enjoyable ''stag." The regular
club quartette and another quartette
formed for the special occasion ''made
the welkin ring with their jolly songs,
and altogether the affair was most
happy one.
An enjoyable surprise was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.. Harrison at their
home on Washington street last We'd.
nesday evening by number of their
friends. A feature of the evenings
entertainment was the excellent music
rendered by the orchestra composed
of Miss Marie Hummel, c.. j. Pauler,
Casper kessler, William Sabin and e..
j. Wenck. Those present were Messrs.
and Mines. William Schlueter, Charles
Mackay, James Marsden, Otto r.
Krueger, Chris Becker, Paul Thorn,
George P. Gates, William Sabin, c.. j.
Pauler, William Ellis, Edmund Goeld-
ner; Marie Hummel, Casper Kessler,
G. j. Wenck.
John Schmutzler entertained Satur-
day evening at a dancing party at
Began's hall, in honor of his seven
teenth birthday. The guests were:
Misses Della Koenig, Irma Kusel, Ida
Straelow, Lille Weber. Lizzie Knaak,
Lille Knaak, Pearl Vaughn, May
Vaughn, Virginia Hoffman,, Gussie
Auwers; Messrs. Walter Schmutzler,
Edgar Schmutzler, Edward Seibel
Leonard Broenniman, Georoe Kunitz.
Edward Schultz, Frank Vaughn. Lew
is Knick, Charles Kerr, John Schmutz-
Ter, George Strauss, Otto Knaak.
The following is taken from the
social news of The Sunday Sentinel:
''Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ball, 422
Eighteenth street. were host and host
ess at o'clock tea, Thursday
evening. The guests included Messrs.
and Mines. Charles G. Sprague, George
Rice, DR. and Mrs. j. W. Coon, Mrs
Cacombie and son Clarence, of New
Lisbon, n. G.. Daniels and Miss Anna
Daniels"
A progressive cinch party was given
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G. Seager, North Washington street.
The first prizes were won by Mrs. F.
M. Eaton and George w. Hill. After
the playing refreshments we're served.
Following were the guests: Messrs.
and Mines. F. B. Weber, F. nj. Eaton,
6. 2. Gates. I. FL. Reed, G. w. Hill.
j. M. Sleicher, o. r. Kruger, Paul
Thorn, George Spohn.
A company of twenty friends was
entertained Saturday evening by Will
Spear and his sister, Flora, the festivi-
ties opening with a sleigh ride about
the city, after which supper was served
| at the American house, followed by
dancing and games, The affair was
given in honor of Messrs. Bert Mel
cher and F. Melcher, Oconomowoc;
Harley Hemey, Milwaukee; Will Aus
burn, Wsukegan, Ill.
Prof. William Weber, the popular
pianist, entertained the City orchestra
| and few other friends at ''smoker"
in the band rooms, last Tuesday night,
| on the occasion of his natal anniver-
| sary. A very pleasant time is re-
ported, the professor proving himself
| royal entertainer.