Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-01-04
Social Events.

A large number of friends were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brooks
and Miss Anna Brooks on Thursday eve
ming OF last week in honor of their
guests Miss Agnes Brooks, of Milwau-
kee, and John A. Brooks, of Menomonee
Falls. Those assisting were: The Miss
es Helen Brooks, Blanche MuIick, Marion
Mulick, and Mary Burke. The chief
amusement was card playing, the first
prizes being won by Miss Winnie Shin
nick and Mr.. Joseph Mullen. Miss Ge-
nevieve Mullen and D. Mahoney won the
consolation prize. After this enjoy
ment came delicious refreshments with
which very pleasant conversation was
spend after this number of special Sc
lecti0ns of music were renderd by Ed
ward j. Brandt and wife, Mrs. W. E.
Lyons, Mrs. f. c. Werner, Misses Anna
and Nellie Malloy, Libbie Holland, and
reading by j. W. Moore, Joseph Mullen
and John Kelly, recital by the Cecilians.
The evening was spent in very pleas
ant way. The guests left with the wish
to spent great many social cOnversa-
tl0ns with the entertainers. Following
is the list of those who were invited- =
Mesdames. DR.. F. G. Werner, J. Moore,
E. j. Brandt, E. M. Stapleton, P j. Nor
ton, J. B. Murphy, j. G. Conway, D. J.
Griffin, Thomas Brooks, DR.. G. [. Wenker,
Chris Coogan, W. E. Lyons, A. M. Null
len; M. Casey, Emmet; John Kelley and
j. +. Malone, Juneau.
Misses Mida Duffy, Mary Eagen, Anna
Malloy, Nellie MallOy, Mayme Stacy, Win
ME Gallagher, Gertrude Malloy, Mary
Cavenagh, Maggie McDonough, Marian
Julia Shinnick, Bertha Miller,
Mary Brooks, Lizzie Brooks, Margaret
Shinnick, Anna Holland, Libbie Holland,
Genevieve Mullen, Blanche Mulick, |
May Mulick, Maud Stapleton, Viola Casey, |
Mary Burke, Winnie Shinnick; Susie |
Peters, Milwaukee.
Messrs T. F. Shinnick, T. S. Clark, E.
j. WiggenhOTn, Arthur Mulberger, Jas. |
McHugh, W. S. Mullen, Eugene Never.
Thomas Ryan, M. E. McHugh, D. J. Shin |
nick, James Malloy, Joseph Mullen, Ed |
ward DriscOll, George Shinnick, Oliver
Casey, Matt O'ConnOr, Glenn Stacy, Jo-
seph O'Connel, Ralph Mulick; Richard
Burke, H. Breitung, Plymouth; M. E.
Ames, Joseph Shinnick, Chicago; Z.
Joseph Meyers, Clyman;1
Thomas Bergin, Redwood; C. E. Prem
dergast, Madison; D. MahOney, Juneau:
DR.. Campbell, MenomOnee Falls.
iuC pbIUH NGW ltdI . DdIl Ublu
at Turner Opera house was said to be
one OF the most pleasant social gather
lngs that has as yet assembled at the
hall this season, and pleased most every
person taking part in the event. With
A difficult task and great energy the com
mittee managed to make the occasion
a most successful one.
The hail was splendidly decorated
with cOlOrs in apple green, pink and
white and greenery being entwined on
5he supports of the gallery, beautiful
palms were placed on the stage which
made very neat appearance Guests be-
gan to arrive soon after 8 o'clock and
occupied seats in the gallery until near
" all had assembled after which dane
ing followed. The ladies wore costumes
with magnificent beauty and the gentle
men were attired in full dress.
The guests were received by Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Kusel and Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.
o0lllday and o. Hahn and wife. Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. ". C. Stone.
At the Ynuog Ae,orie;s,,'s- -Aancino hall
tuesday evenIns Bate izfaSgcs of the
club gave a dance at which eighteen
couples took part. Those who attended
were members of the club and thei~
friends who helped to make the occasion
I very pleasant one. The guests were
made to feel themselves at home and the
evening spent in a very deligh tful man
ner. The arrangement of the hall dec
Dratlons were very pretty and tasteful.
A number of guests were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Keh0e at six
o'clock on New Years evening.
Miss Anna Stetlk entertained num-
ber Of friends Sunday evening in honor
)f Miss Rosa Kiefer.