Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-08-22

AsAehs AANAttsS dAu NudS, " ALTERS, spent
THURSDAY at PewaulSee Lake fishing.
lustieeans Mrs. w. L. Notbohm are
visiting &C t,ie nome of Mr.. Notbohm',
cousin, FF:snk Denton, Wyoming, III.
/ The Misses Erickson, entertained .
number of their friends at their home
Wauwatosa avenue, Thursday evening.
The board Of review for the town OF
| Wauwatasa viii meet at the town
clerks Office Tuesday, August %, at
9 a. IN.
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. w Hunt have re.
turned 70 their home, East Milwaukee
avenue, after an absence of several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs L. r. Blake, of Rayens-
wood, Ills attended the silver ami
versary IS Mr.. and Mrs A. Landolt,
Friday.
Miss Helen Stiekney returned last
Friday from Colorado, where She has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Gregg
Connell
Mrs. G. n. BuSsewitz was called to
Columbus eHis,, on Thursday, owing
to the serious illness of her daughter,
Mrs Ranlx
Mrs. n n Curth, of Chicago, who
has been Visiting Mrs. II. Theo. Han
sen, Greepsield avenue, returned to her
home sesstrday.
Prof. AMI Mrs r. Nj. Merica, who
have been spending the past six weeks
with relatives in Garrett, Ind, returL-
ed on Wednesday,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Rice, of Blue
Springs, Nebraska, are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. II L. Mower, Mr.. Rice's
sister, Wanwatosa avenue.
Mrs. II. A. Godfrey gave lunche, n
for her children, the Misses Ives, her
neices. anil number of their cousins
and young friends ON Thursday.
Mrs. Gee I. Leonard, Of Lawrence,
Kansas, arrived on Tuesday for u
3-weelss visit at the home of her father
Frank Hartman, Wauwatosa avenue.
MIR and Mrs Duane Mowry of Mil
waukee, and Mr.. Irwin w. llosmer of
st. Joseph, Mo-, were guests at the
Rich. Tennant home, North Main
street, the first Of the week
Mrs. t 5les Farnham, IT'S Twenty
iinst sIfesYf,, Ms slsgaa.sse, @.Ao sustisisssl
serious injuries through falling down
stairs while at Sparta last week, was
brought home Monday evening.
Mrs. Mary Daen, who has been a
guest at the CHI kropp home, West
Milwaukee avenue, this week returned
to her home in Chicago on Friday. She
was accompanied by Mrs. kropp, who
will spend several days in Chicago.
At the quarterly conference of the
Wauwatosa NJ. L. church, held Mon
day evening, the pastor, {. Il. Cold
thorp, was rendered an invitation by
the unanimous vote of the meeting to
serve as pastor of the Wauwatosa
church for another year.
Mr.. 0. f. Lee, of Milwaukee,, has
purchased Of c. w Damon q lot, next
east of the Damon residence on West
Main street, on which he will erect a
residence for his future home this fall.
lie viii occupy one of the Damon
houses while the building is being con
structed.
The marriage Of Miss IIally +. Prem
tice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. e.. w.
Prentice, 16l North Main street, to
| Harry Il. Hurlbut, took place Sunday
afternoon at o'clock at the home of
the brides parents, Rev c. f. Gold
thorp performing the ceremony. The
couple left on an evening train for the
West, and will be at home at Omaha,
Neb., after October /.
/ 1t will be pleasant news to theater
goers to know that Weber q Fields
"Hoity Toity" will open the Alhambra
season, August 81 Weber & Fields
production can always be counted on
as being good show, and what is
more, it is always high class enter
tainment, "IIoity Toity, it is claimed,
is by far the best thing these clever
people have ever produced.
Miss Miriam Hoyt gave a luncheon
Friday p. m. at her home, North Main
street. Tables were spread for about
fifty guests. The dining room was
tastily decorated in sweet peas, the
parlors in nasturtiums and astors. and
the hall and library in masses Of golden
glow The place-cards bore floral dec
orations, corresponding to the decora-
tions Of the rooms in which tho tables
were set. An elaborate menu was
served and everybody had good time.
WANTED-YOUNG MEN to prepare
for Government Positions Fine Omen.