Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-05-20

home of Airs. c. L. Wilson, Thursday
afternoon, May %. The program will
include musical selections, vocal and
Instrumental, and recitations.
Mrs. Clansen celebrated her sad
birthday on Tuesday at the home of
her son. Aid. Clausen, receiving numer-
Gus Milwaukee and Wauwatosa friends
who called to congratulate her.
The Epworth League social Of the
MI e. church, which was announced for
last week, was postponed until Friday
evening, May 20 1t will be held at the
home of Walter White, I'd ave.
Miss Gala Canright entertained n
number of her friends at a 'Children's S
Party Tuesday evening. Her guests
We're in the costumes of little folks. 1t
was novel and amusing scene.
a horse belonging to Mr., Il. Hall,
North avenue, was drowned while
Attempting to cross the river Sunday
morning. 1t was found just below the
railroad bridge near the mill dam.
At the regular drill of the Light
Guard, Tuesday evening, Capt. Chas.
Curtis was presented with a handsome
saber by the members of the company.
The presentation was made by Lieut..
Dreher. The contracts for the work
on The new armory have all been let
and viii be pushed to completion.
The Milwaukee District Convention
of congregational churches will he held
at Port Washington on Tuesday and
Wednesday, May % and "a. DR. A. r.
Thain and c. q. Wade will represent
the Nanwatosa church. Mines Henry
Watner and G. G. Wade will attend the
meeting as delegates from the Mission
airy society.
The choir boys of Trinity chruch, Il,
sisted by the st. Agnes Guild, gave a
pleasant dancing party at the Guild
Hall Wednesday evening. The hall
was pretty with japanese decorations,
cherry aud apple blossoms in profusion,
Charles Lurvey, of milwaukee,, furnish
ing theexcellent music. Light refresh
inents were served and goodly mum
ber uf guests enjoyed the evening.
Another dance is promised by the boys
in the near future, at the request of
their friends.
a concert will be given at the Con,
gregatinnal church on Monday even
s,g. nna $. pi,aer the auspices IL the
x. O. X. A. Music by the Milwaukee,
journal Sewsboys' band, under the
leadership of Mr.. Burt Hall of Wauwa
tosa who is at the head Of the News
boys club in Milwaukee,, an organiza
tion of 1900 members. The orchestra
on tile evening of June :, will consist
of 50 members, including two fine solo
lists, and IA violinist of excellent merit.
MINES. Sarah Lewis, W. r. Cundall
and Il NJ. Lewis, held Il delightful
reception at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Lewis, Friday afternoon, from two
until four o'clock. The assisting party
included Mines. NJ. II. Fisk, j. I. Green
wood, G. Il. Davis, Chas. Gillett and A.
II, Thain. The drawing rooms were
decorated with apple blossoms and
wild flowers making them bower of
beauty. The dining room decorations
consisted of masses of yellow tulips.
Married-At st. Johns Lutheran
church, Saturday evening last, Miss
Anna Grunwald TO Mr. Ole Gilberts Of
Marsh6eld, Rev. Thiele performing the
ceremony Miss Grunwald will be
better known TO many as Miss Olden.
burg, her father having died when she
was an infant; she is highly esteemed
by all who know her as person of
many attractive qualities. Mr.. Gilberts
is a veteran of the Spanish war, and
now engaged in farming near Marsh
field, Wisconsin, where the young
couple will reside.