Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-11-23
MUCH ACTIVITY IN
THE SOCIAL WH|R[
SOCIETY FUNCTIONS GALORE
PAST TWO NIGHTS.
Married Folks Club Give First of
Series of DdnCeS-ElkS Entertain
at Club Rooms With Music BY
Apollo OrCheStrd-Mdny Other
Social Gatherings.
(From Sundays Daily.)

was good attendance and until nearly
the midnight hour it was continual
round Of pleasure. 1t is the intention Of
the club members to give two more
dancing parties before the holidays. The
inspiration for the occasion was furn-
ished by the Imperial orchestra. The
committee on arrangements consisted
of Mesdames Fred Keck, Otto Schatz,
John Strauss and FL. Nelson. Following
is list of those in attendance: Messrs
and Mesdames John Seager, r. Achten-
hagen, Edward " ieman, A. H. Hartwig
Eugene Meyer, Vim. KOhls, DR.. r. Hoer-
mann, L. Fl. Kusel, Chas. A. Gamm, T..
f. Shinnick, II. +. BOeger, Ii. GOrder,
+. W. Pfeifer, Geoge Spohn, j. f. Gar
land, AL Fredrichs, H. Schaefer, Ernst
Kruger, John W. Cruger, AL. Baumann,
Max Kusel, Emil Settle. II. Il. CRUDE, B.
Zilisch. s. Weiss, DIR. W. E. Lyons, VIM.
+. Brandt, ST., Vim. E. Brandt, Jr., Carl
Emmerling, +. C. Hartwig, A. Frattin
ger, tGaumz. J. T. Wilson, P. Butler. G.
Wagner,:Paul Thorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Simon returned
Saturday evening from their wedding
trip, having been absent since the 9Th
inst, when Mr.. Simon was welded to
Miss Emma Koerner of this city. Mr..
Simon, who was formerly a resident
of Watertown, came from West Hope
N. D. to claim his bride. Although
Mr.. Simon left here many years ago,
was demonstrated last evening be-
yond doubt that he still has many
friends here. AS token of the
esteem In which he is held, "Nic
Slmon's, band" Walter Simon as direc-
tor for the special occasion serenaded
the bride and groom, after which the
band members and number of
friends adjourned to Arthur Goeldners,
where Mr.. Simon entertained his
friends in royal style. The party
gathered around the festal board,
listened to remarks and jokes, some
of which were at the expense of the
groom. He took them good naturally,
however, and proved great enter
tainer. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon will re-
main here during the winter, when
Mr.. Simon expects to return to West
Hope.
Little Margaret, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Emmerilng on Eighth
street celebrated her birthday yes
terday and had about twenty of her
little playmates as guests to assist
in making merry over the event. A
very dainty luncheon was served and
the little folks enjoyed the hours they
were together and will certainly an
tlcipate other birthdays.
First prize was awarded to Miss
Margaret Eberle, while the consola-
tlvn prize went to Louise Stallmann.
Those present were Hllda Kruger,
Elsie Kruger, Helen Schatz, Florence
CRUDE, Mabel Heinrich, Margaret
Werner, Leonora Heinrich, Nellie
Atkins, Elise Rose, Evora Shakshesky,
Minnie Hart, Louise Stallmann, Mar
garet Eberle, Elise PottervIlle, Mar
garet Buchheit, Helen Buchheit, Mabel
Buffmire, Viola Koenig and Mr..
Franklin Blumenfeld.
The EIk's club rooms in the Masonic
Temple was the scene of pleasant and
merry gathering last evening, the COM
pany consisting of members of the Elks
and their families. The occasion was an
exQuisitely rendered concert program
by the Apollo club orchestra. The music
al program was intermingled with social
features and all in all the evening
was one of unusual enjoyment. The en-
tertainment of last evening was the
first of series to be given during the
winter season. the plan being to listen
to similar program every Monday eve
ming and indulge in the same social
features.
j. H. Vernet gave supper Sunday
evening in honor of Miss Laura Healy
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ray Murphy
of Chicago. The guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Pratt, Miss Mar
Pherson and Mr.. Gordon E. Bacon.
The table was very prettil ydecorated.
Palms and ferns making the back
ground for a beautiful display of
chrysanthemums.
Messrs. Albert Zeitler and John
Cruel were hosts at double birth
day celebration Sunday, the scene
being at the Weeping Willow club
house on Spaulding street. A large
number of guests were present. ''Jens"
Ruiz acted as master of ceremonies
and under his direction fine program
was carried out. A sumptuous supper
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Mccarthy
entertained large number of friends
Saturday evening at their home in the
town of Watertown. There were quite
a number of guests from the city
who enjoyed the gathering and its
sociai features. An excellent supper
was served, by Mrs. Mccarthy, who
was a charming hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry LANCE pleas
antly entertained company of friends
Sunday afternoon and evening at their