Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-01

Mr. ana Mrs. d. f. Philip were
pleasaHtly surprised Monday by the
Parsisl gse'inch club and other friends,
it belt the 18TH anniversary of their
marriage.
rkc marriage Of Miss Mabel Gilbert
aud taarles Kirchoif of Milwaukee,
took rsace on Thursday evening, June
a9tll 4; the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. afI Mrs. II. Payson Gilbert, North
Aven
G. Wolfenden, who has been a
guest ( the home ST his sister Mrs O.
II lee West Main Street, for several
days Us Returned to his home at Won
ewoc, Wis. He was accompanied by
his ii. her, Mrs. Wolfenden,
Rex RI NJ Vaughan of GAINESVILLE,
who tt Mrs. Vaughan and Miss Belle
Farri has just been making tour
thro' the east, visiting at Boston,
New aslx and Providence, was cal
Ter at he Wm. FAIRIES home on Friday
Ro9 Fowler of Niagra Falls, who has
been spending a week at the home of
his psrents, Mr.. and Mrs, G. II. Fowler,
returnsd on Thursday Mr.. G. II.
Fowls fs condition semains about the
same the improvement being very
slow.
I1,.s 1,.l Nc II Nf Nfo,,;o. Lee o,,
Wellesley for Garrett, Ind. where
they aili spend month with rola-
tives A number of friends accompa-
MED taem as far as Chicago, including
Messers and Mesdames G. +. Sehuecl,
+. on g. f. Wilson. Tie departure
Of NJ Merica and family is much re-
gretted by host of warm friends.
A l4vy of young ladies including the
MiSsea Mary rease, Elsie and Ruth
Gillets, Hazel Anderson, Francis Dur
bin, Edna Ferguson, Louise Kneeland,
Leila aud Irene Fuller Bessie llorning,
Florsace. Waldie, Myrtle Tennesen and
FAITH Foley spent last week in camp at
LAX Keesus. Mrs. II. Fuller and Mrs
Chas Gillett accompanied them as
chaperons.
St John's Lutheran School will hold
its annual children S picnic on the 4th
Of Jnly. The grove at the corner Of
Wells and 59th Streets at the eastward
turn Of the Wells street line, has been
secured for the occasion. The children
viii cave the church. Mt 10 o'clock and
mar. II a the grounds, preceded by u
BAND tefresnnienIs Assfi IL served st
noonand throughout the day, while a
programme of games and races win
provide entertainment All friends of
the church are cordially invited to at
tend
The Misses Daisy and Florence Ey-
erett, who leave Monday for Oconomo-
voc, have been guests Of honor at sew
eral pleasant social affairs this week.
On Tuesday evening Miss Lena Love
land invited a number of Normal
School girl friends to meet them. Miss
Mary Foley entertained quite a num-
Der of her young friends at picnic at
Washington Park on Wednesday after
noon, in their honor. On Monday ey-
ening they were guests of honor of the
Misses Ruth Ellis, Winifred and Sadie
Phillips, Sylvia Lefeber and Mary Hull
burt who gave IA delightful lawn party
at the Kirk Putnam home.
In the announcement Of tie 5Sth
commencement exercises Of Beloit col
lege we notice that Carroll f. Story
who is son of the town treasurer, A.
Il. Story, was one of the eight com
inencement speakers, his subject being
'An Interpretation of Yicksburg
Mr. Story was also awarded the Hay
Prize given to the member of the Sen
ior class writing the best essay on
American citizenship. MIR. Story was
graduated with the degree of Bachelor
of Science (Summa Cum Laude) and
with the highest markings taken by a
student in many years. Prior TO at
tending Beloit he was for a time a stu
dent at the Wauwatosa High School.