Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-12-28


subscription and furnished poor fami-
II with well flied basket for Christ
mas.
Mrs j. Parkinson, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. l. ". Ken
nedy, has returned to her home in
Nenasha, Wis.
Mrs. L. NJ. Bussewitz, Greenfield ave-
nne, was summoned to Chicago the first
Of the week owing to the death of her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Surnier. Mrs. Busse-
witz is expected home Tuesday.
Mrs Il. IL. Meyer. of Madison, and
sister, Miss Mary Carlton, visited their
parents at the Geo. Wells home, Green
Geld avenue, on Christmas.
DIR. f, w, Butler has arranged for an
entertainment at the Asylum for Chron-
e Insane this evening The program
includes musical selections, a one-act
play and dancing.
T. H. Scott, of Chicago, and Robert
Mcintosh, former resident of this
place, were guests at the j. Ii. Waldie
home, kavanagh place, the past week.
A number of family reunions were
held on Christmas day Among them
being those at Mr.. George Smiths, w.
]. Potter's, Henry Watner's and l.. L.
Gridley.
Christmas was becomipgly observed
in this city. Large numbers attended
the services at the churches in the
morning. The afternoon was given to
rest or family reunions, The stores
and shops We're mostly closed
The nurses and employees of the San
itarium were given dance and supper
at the Child Hall, Church street, on
Thursday evening, by the Sanitarium
Association. Nurses were secured from
Milwaukee to care for the patients
during the absence of the regular
nurses.
/, Mrs George +. Dousman and Mrs.
j. Foley will receive the members of
the Woman's club and the Twentieth
Century Topic club at the Hotel Irving
ton, Monday, January thirteenth uine-
teen hundred two. Mrs Il. s. Turner,
of Port Washington, is to speak at this
meeting on ''rissot's Life Of Christ
The Womans' Club of North Green
field have planned a course of lectures
which will be given under the auspices
Of the Club, by Chas. w Seymour, on
lJan. 4, as and as. The subjects will he:
s'asssng of tho spaaiavd, katherine
II, Of Russia ''9ueen Elizabeth 7
Tickets for the three lectures SO cents.
a meeting of all those interested in
thenew club for our growing boys, win
be held in the club rooms in the Ditt-
mar building, on Monday afternoon,
December 80, at 2:30 O'clock. Mrs. Van
Wyck, OF Milwaukee. viii be present
and win speak on Work for Boys"
Any gifts of a chair, table, books,
games, pictures, etc, suitable for the
purpose will be most acceptable.
The descendants of Jacob NJ. Rogers
held their semi-annual reunion Christ
mas night at Trinity Church Guild nall.
Nearly 90.separate members of the fam
lily were present, including children.
grand children and great-grand-child-
ren, their ages ranging from SO years
own to 3 years old. This was their 5Oth
gathering The other meeting of thc
year is held on the 4th OF July. ,le
occasion was a pleasant one, mucn en-
joyed by all present.
We publish this week the first install
Llent of a paper upon the early Days
in Wauwatosa. from sne pen of Mrs.
Henry Watner, of this city The paper
was delivered before the Wauwatosa
Womans Club few weeks ago There
it was greatly enjoyed by all nho were
fortunate enough to be in attendance,
since which time very many who did
not have the pleasure of listening 20
the authors narration have expressed
the desire to be permitted to see tAe
article in print. Through the courtesy
of Mrs. Watner, the NEWS is permitted
to give it place in these columns which
it gladly does, believing that il viii he
a pleasant reninseence to a large nu,u-
Der OF readers.
c. d. NJ. the best sc cigar Hand
made Sold by Chas. G. Jacobus