Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-30

line between this city and West AlliS,
Miss Lena Wiese has returned from
the convention of the National Dress
makers Association held in Chicago.
This convention was the most success
ful one the association has on it's re-
cords
Among those who will attend the
Good Templars' District convention at
Oconomowoc today from Wauwatosa
are 7 II, Renoy. the Misses HARRIET
Tenant end o. Pelton, Mr.. +. IT,.
! Sporleder and Miss Ruth Sporleder.
The Light Guard held their regular
drill and business meeting at the new
armory on Tuesday evening. On the
question Of allowing the X. @. X. A,
society the use of the armory, gymnasi-
um aud baths, it was voted that they
may use the armory the first Friday of
each month,
The following changes of residences
are reported Mrs. w A, Gilbert win
move TO the residence occupied 10y Geo
Stiner on East Milwaukee avenue; Mr.
Geo Stiner will occupy the Hugo
| Fromman house on Third avenue; Mn.
| Fromman and family intend to leave
soon to reside in Waulesha; Mr.. Herb
Stiner and family viii occupy Mrs w
| A. Gilbert's house on Western avenue.
A number of young people intent ON
pleasure and enjoying this fine wealth
er, gave a beefsteak broil on the banks
of the river west of the city Saturday
evening. The party included the
Misses Hazel Hartman, Lolita Lam
dolt, Matilda kroesing, Myrtle Nettle-
ton and Roma Legreid, Messrs Oscar
Kroesing, Russell Faulkner, Allan
Breed, and Harry Breslauer and George
Purcell
A very pleasant surprise was sprung
at the Fred Prudsch, lr., home, East
Milwaukee avenue, Saturday evening
last, the occasion being Mrs. Prudiseh' S
birthday Those present included;
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Sylvester, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Wm. Walter, Mr. and Mrs. Otto
| Walter Mr.. and Mrs Robert lehman,
Mr., and Mrs. Emil Diederieh, Mr. and
| Mrs. Fred Prudisch, Sr., all of this
city. Mr. and Fred Greendahl and Mr..
and Mrs. Hugo Wofersdorf Of Nilwau
lsee. Refreshments were served late
lin the evening and All reported having
had a grand good time.
Mrs Catherine IIoyt celebrated her
eighty seventh birthday on Wednesday
at the home of her son, Il. -. lloyt,
| North Main street. A few intimate
friends called to congratulate Mrs.
lIoyt, others remembered her by letter
who can boast of so long a residence
in Wauwatosa, Mrs. Hoyt came here
in 1896. where she has since remained.
Her life has been one of unusual inter
est and usefulness, and it is Il pleasure
to hear her tell of her early experiences
in this part of the country. Mrs. Hoyt
received a number of pretty birthday
remembrances, among them beautiful
flowers in abundance,
A pretty church wedding took place
at Trinity Episcopal church, Tuesday
evening, when Miss Elizabeth Butter
worth, daughter of Mr. aud Mrs +. a.
Butterworth, was married to L. Leslie
Walton of London, Canada The err
vice was read by Rcy.J. :. Kieb, rector
Of the church. The bride was gowued
in white satin, and wore a veil Of tuile,
Her flowers bouquet Of white daisies
Miss Martha Layer, the maid of honor,
and the Misses May Edwards of Detroit
and Genevieve Murphy of Milwaukee,
were gowned in white silk null and
wore white picture hats Edmund
Butterworth of Pittshurg acted as
best man, and the ushers were Frank
lyn Hartman and Raymond Il. Fisk.
As the bridal party entered the church
an orchestra played the Mendel,sohn
wedding march, and after the service
the Wedding march from "Lohengren"
was played as a recessional. A recep-
ton followed in the guild hall, Mrs.
Butterworth being assisted by Mines.
Louis TisdaIe, Lindsay Webb, &. Doua-
man and NJ II. Fisk.