Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-07-13
SOCIAL EVENTS.

A very pleasant reception was rendered
on Menday evening by Mrs. McMannan
and the Misses Smith to their friends
III honor OF their brother Matthew Smith
ana bride. The family home i'm North
Cnufeh street was the scene of the fes-
tlvltes, where the house and lawn were
made especially attractive for the occa-
sion: The large porch was Illuminated
by Chlnese lanterns and the music room
was decked with flowers, ferns and palms.
La enc corner Of the porch was the punch
bowl, presided over by Miss Grace Ber-
tram. Lillian McManman and Doris Va
lerlus attended the door and ushered the
guests INTO the music room where they
were met by Mrs. William Smith, of
Naukesha. In this room an orchestra
was stationed and pleasing music was
dlsc0llrsed throughout the evening.
Mrs. Hyland Brown was in charge of the
reIresilnent room and was assisted by
the Misses Genevieve Mullen and RATHER
Inc Russell. The guests were received i'm
the front parlor by Mrs. McManman, Miss
Slnlth, CHRISTOPHER Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew Smith, Miss Margaret and Miss
Anna Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. in
WheSe hcnor the reception was given,
were the Recipients Of hearty and sincere
NViA anu NCll WlSiltS. IIitt
left for their future home in Escanaba.
Mich, Wednesday, carrying with them
the good wishes of their many friends.
The invited guests were:
MesSrs. and Mesdames Andrew Mullen.
William Sproesser, j. I'll. Smith. O. C.
Hahn, Ferd. Schmutzler j. B. Murphy,
Charles Salick, F. Weber, Edward Sipp,
Edward j. Brandt, Max ROhr, K. Nj.
Stapleton, A. B. Liebermann, John G. Con-
way, William Schiebel, William Leh-
mann, A. SOlliday, G. A. Judd; J. X. Stack,
Escanaba; Ralph Blumenfeld, Milwau-
kee, I'll. Mansfield, Johnson Creek.
Mesdames Helen Gallup, F. Bertram,
ii. Brown, }. NJ. Delaney, S. e. Holmes,
Paul Valerjns, +. Kusel, Alex Dunham,
Martha Weissert; j. Atkinson, Chicago.
Misses Agnes Chapman, Bertha Miller,
Ina Sleeper, Helen Rack, Lulu Bertram,
Mlda Duffy, Ella R0gan, Ella Burke, Mary
Burke, Genevieve Mullen, Anna Holland,
Libbie Holland, Anna MallOy, Nellie NAL
10y, Gertrude Mall0y, Mamie Burke, Viola
Casey, Loretta Casey, Mary Cavenagh.
Tessie Casey, Birdie Habhegger, Clara
Bellack, Mary Chadwick, Minnie Spr0es-
ser, Mary Egan; NJ. McManman, KilbOurn;
Grace Mansfield, Johnson Creek; Emma
Hyland, Mollie Hyiand, Madison.
Messrs. j. f. Prentiss, John Chapman,
John Schempf, f. L. Schempf, John A.
MastersOn, James NJ. MallOy, Oliver Casey,
Glenn Stacy, I. +. Shinnick, A. j. Hilgen-
dorf, G. ". Norris, Frank Metzger, Fred
Weber, Thomas Ryan, Arthur Ryan, Ed
ward f. Wieman, T. S. Clark, Frank Ber-
tram, W. Bertran, q. |. Wenker, Henry
Mulberger, c. Mulberger; George Roche,
Norway, Mich; Eugene King, Hunting
ton, Va; Will King, Jackson, Miss; R. B.
Stack. Mcdowell, Ala; Z. McGinnis, Es-
canada, Mich; James Hyland, Madison;
Frank Mansfield, Johnson Creek.
The CeciIians gathered at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. f. NJ. Stapleton Tuesday
evening where an impromptu lawn fete
was given IN honor of Director and Mrs.
Edward j. Brandt, who left next day for
the East to be absent for some time. No
elaborate preparations had been made for
the affair, but delightful time was en-
jOyed by those in attendance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brandt were taken by surprise and
expressed their appreciation of the kind
ness of the members. Several musical
and elocutionnry numbers were rendered
and light refreshments were served. Con-
gratulatiOns were also extended to James
W. Moore, treasurer of the society, it be-
ing his birthday anniversary.
Alma, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Weigel, entertained num-
ber of little friends Tuesday afternoon in
honor OF her sixth birthday anniversary