Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-11-30
ELKS PREPARE FOR
A SOCIAL SEASON
FIRST EVENT WILL BE A DANG
ING PARTY DEC. 3.
Second Annual C0tiiIiOn Comes
New YedrS'S Eve Card Party
and Concert Program Last Eve
ninq-FunCtiOnS of Past Few
Days Were Mdny-Bdnquet Soon
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

given at their club rooms in the
Masonic Temple last evening. The
pleasures of the evening consisted
of palying cards and listening to an
excellent concert program by the
Apollo orchestra.
The Elks are fast filling their social
calendar for the season 1867. The
initial number will be a dancing party
to be held at the lower hall of the
Masonic Temple on Monday evening,
Dec. 3rd, music for which occasion
will be furnished by the Reception
orchestra. All Elks have signified
their intention OF attending this func-
ton and starting out with enthusiasm.
committee meeting held last eve
ming.
On New Years eve, the second
annual cotilion will be in progress.
Last year the affair was so success
full, that this year it will be held upon
requets. For the coming cotillion,
the committee in charge is ma king
preparations for seventy-fve couples.
The favors will not only Oe expensive,
| but unique and committee will pur-
chase the same within the next week
IN Chicago and they have the guaran-
tee that every stunt will be the latest
out.
Immediately after the first of the
year, the lodge will exomplify the
new ritual to their members on
an elaborate scale. Actors and lit
erary people pronounce this ritual a
winner. 1t is said it will be classic
and was produced at an expense of
thousands of dollars and years of labor
by literary lights of the country
On Washington birthday the EIks
will again observe the ratal day by
initiating class and BY banquet
which will compete for honors with
the famous spread of last year. After
dinner oratory will again be greatly
in evidence. The banquet last year
was pronounced by men who ought to
know, to be equal to aEy they have
ever attended in the most metropolitan
places.
Edward Fitzgerald was host at a
pleasant gathering Sunaey evening,
the occasion being the anniversary of
his nineteenth birthday and a large
company of friends Were pleasantly
entertained at his home On Sixth
street. The diversions of the evening
consisted of cards, dancins and music.
A dainty luncheon was also served.
The following were present: Misses
Lillian McManman, Margaret Hertel,
Meta Moran, Anna Moran, Lottie
O'Brien, Florence Moore, Mary Burke
Josie Darcy, Mida Irving, Fannie
Carey, Alice Carey. Loretta DoIan,
Tessie Dolan. Cylman; Clara Rudolf,
Juneau; Nettie Fleming, Nashota !;
Mcssrs. Thomas Healy, Prof. Dowd,
James Moore, John Burke, John Her
tel, Edward Gnatzig, William Carey,
Ralph MuIick, George Mullen, Rein
hold MCGOWAN, Thomas Darcey, Den
mis- Darcy, James Casey, Nicholas
Beaver, Emnet; John Carey, Micnael
Carey, Clyman; John Ryan, Ocono-
mowoc; Maurice Cole, Montrose, Mo-. =,
John Fleming, William Fleming,
Nashota.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Kruger were
given an agreeable surprise Sunday
evening at their home on Cole street
by a number of their friends, the
occasion being the anniversary of
the birth of the host. Cards and
music were the principal pleasures of
the evening. A dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess to which all did
ample justice. MIR. and Mrs. Krue-
ger proved royal entertainers and
made the evening one that will long
be remembered by the guests, who
remained till late hour. The
following were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis, Mes
danes Louis Urtubees, Charles Krue
ger, William Kruger; Misses Eta
Schlueter, Marie Dahman, Marie Hum
mel, Theresa Kruger, Marie Ifland,
Martha, Kruger, Emma Ziebel, Rose
Ellis, Lizzie Iffland.
MISS Lille Habhegger entertained
large number of her friends Sunday
afternoon and evening, the occasion
being the anniversary of her birthday
About twenty five of her friends par
took of her hospitality and spent a
most delightful afternoon and evening"
Miss Ida Schumacher was hostess
at a pleasant gathering Sunday after
noon at her home on Emerald street
A few hours were pleasantly passed
during which time palatabe spread
was served. The fiesta! board was
prettily decorated in pink and white.
MADE HAPPY FOP LIFE.
Great happiness came into the home
of S. G. Blair, school superintendent,