Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-19
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
A Record of Recent Events as
Reported TO This
Paper.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
me incominGs ana OutEoings Of Your
Friends and NeiGhbers ChronicIed by
the News Staff of Reporters and Cor.
respondeuts

respondents.
Mrs w, II. IandoIt is visiting in
! South Bend, Ind.
Capt. Landolt spent Thursday and
] Friday in Chicago
Miss Charlotte Rogers is visiting
| friends i'll Cincinnati. o.
Mrs. Elizabeth Maxon has gone to
Cedar Lake for the summer
Mrs. T. NJ. Lewis entertained infor-
mally at bridge on Tuesday.
Mr. \. w Glove has purchased the
McHenry place ON Vine street.
Mr.. g. l.. Tiff has begun the erection
of residence on North avenue.
The Baptist Missionary society met at
the {. +. Canright home tr day evening.
Mrs William j. Potter of Milwaukee
spent "Wednesday with friends in the
city.
Mrs. John p. Gregg and son Of Mad
ison are guests at the l.. G.. Wheeler
home.
Miss Harriet Maxon of Milwaukee is
visiting at the home of her aunt. Mrs
j. = Cutler.
Miss Agnes Brown will leave Monday
for Grants Pass, Ore, where she will
rema Il indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Cundall enter
tanned few Milwaukee friends at dim
ner Thursday evening.
William j. Cutler of Chicago is the
guest of his SON. DIR. j. :. Cutler, and
family for the summer,
The Ladies' Bridge Whist club will
meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
C.. t. Chandler, Church street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Godfrey. East
nj
company at dinner Monday evening.
Mrs. Turner OF Port Washington is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs Walter
II. Wright, West Milwaukee avenue.
A number of Wauwatosa ladies were
entertained at lunch Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. w j. Potter, Milwau-
llee.
The district convention of Milwaukee
congregational churches will he held at
Racine ON Monday and Tuesday, May
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Mrs w. b. McIlvainc of Oak Park.
H., is visiting her brother. J. ID, War
rem and other relatives and friends in
the city.
Mrs. II. Miller, of Somers. Wis. and
Mr.. William Dearsley, of Racine. al
here to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Coul-
thard.
The missionary society Of the NJ. II.
church WAS entertained Mt 4 tea by Mrs
George f. Wells, Chestnut street. FRI
day afternoon.
Miss Alice Smith will entertain Mt
Kensington Saturday afternoon in honor
of Miss Harriet Moan, who is to be
married on June 1G TO James {. Lefeber.
Union memorial service will be held at
the NJ. L. church Sunday evening May
~. at 1:3O. Veterans. Spanish-Ameri-
can soldiers and Light guard will attend
in body.
Mrs. Sarah Wolfenden. mother of Mrs
0. +. Lee and ]. H. and G. e. Wolfen
den, Mrs Lees brothers of Wonewoc,
are here to attend the funeral of Mr.
Lee. Mr.. Albert Lee. n nephew of de-
ceased, from Marshall. VS., is also pres
ent,
Mrs D. r. Brewer. 1877 Milwaukee
avenue. fell from Il street car at the
cornor of Grand avenue and West Water
street at $50 o'clock Wednesday even
ing, sustaining an injury to her hip.
Mrs. Brewer Is Is years of age and the
injury is severe. if not serious. Mrs. y.
G. Wirth was near by with her carriage
and she took the injured woman 10 her
home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clausen entertained
the Daughters Of Rehekah at odd ret
lows han. Milwaukee, on Thursday nit
the occasion being her S4th
anniversary. A large company
were present to congratulate Mrs tlau-
sen, who Is charter members of tins
order. The hall was II Veritable flower
garden, with floral rememhrances from
her large circle of friends. Mrs. Clau-
sen, lived many years in Milwaukee.
but for the last few years, has
made her home here with her only son,
l.. &. Clausen.
st Agathas guild met on Monday aft
crnoon with Miss Morehouse, Hotel lr-
ihis guild is composed Of the
young girls from 10 to IL years OF age
of TRINITY church, Miss MorehOuse act
ing rs directress. There are three classes
who have been competing Tor prizes.
After the samples of work mad been care
fully examined Miss Isabel HOrle OF the
first class was given pair of scissors
from the rector j. +. kieb; second class,
Miss Adelaide Norton, scissors from Miss
Morehouse, while Margaret Thomas, third
class, secured the dainty little scis-
sors in pretty sheath, given by Mrs {.
q. Norton. A brief business session was
by a social hour and serving ot
fruit by the hostess. The guild is pre-
pared to take orders for worsted balls.
scarp books. holders and little fancy ar
ticles
T. c. T. Club.
The Twentieth Century Topic club was
very pleasantly entertained on MONDAY,
May IA, by Miss Ludington and Miss
Rogers. at the home Of Miss Ludington.
Mrs. Chandler gave piano selection
and Miss Grove recited in a very sw2et |
and pleasing manner. An Object OF
Love. by Mary T.. wilkins Fireman was
enjoyed.
FI'in,., ,,-n,a -, ,.,..o..
rs the interest was centered on an adj !
dress by MIR. j. &. Gregory of the Even
ing Wisconsin. His subject was "Ja-
pans Future, Its Diplomatic and Com
mercial Relations to America"
From August, 1874, when a New York /
ship bore the Stars and Stripes into
China, Mr.. Gregory traced the gradual
development Of the country up to the !
present time. lie showed how Commo-