Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-08-28


Services at the Methodist church,
Sunday morning and evening. The
morning subject will be The Great
Commandment, and for the evening.
Fire.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ. f.
church viii hold meeting in the
church parlors Tuesday afternoon,
September / Election of officers for
the ensping year will take place and
all members are expected to be present.
Mr. Eilner Pilgrim had narrow es-
cape from losing his hand last Saturday
morning. lie was working at a mach
inc at West Allis, when his hand
slipped and was caught in the mach.
inery cutting and bruising it badly.
Steps were taken Tuesday by the
County Board to bring the Grand Ave-
nue. viaauot squabble to head. The
Newton Engineering company will
have to proceed with the work or steps
be made TO oust them They will have
to follow the instruction of Engineer
Steinhagen.
There we're total Of TIA names regis.
tered last Tuesday in Wauwatosa, and
without a doubt there is quite mum.
Der who did not avail themselves OF
the opportunity to register who viii
swear ~ their votes on Primary cleo
tion day. The following is the regis
tration list by wards; First Ward 907.
Second Ward l59. Third Ward 1863.
Fourth Ward 2l3.
Fred u. Underwood, president of the
Erie road, and who. with his family.
has been in Wauwatosa on u three
weeks vacation, left in his private car
"Wauwatosa" Friday morning for New
York. President Underwood has been
quietly Enjoying his summer vacation
and with his family has been living in
the remodeled house in which the well
known railway man was born. During
his three weeks stay at his old home,
MIR Underwood presented to the Euoch
Underwood Memorial Baptist church
an oil painting Of his father, Rev.
Enoch Underwood, tifty years ago.
Mrs names Bake. aI9 Church Street
entertained her pupils, associate teach-
ers and several old time friends on
Saturday afternoon, August %. Rem
inisces of school days at the Fifth and
Eighth Wards in Milwaukee prior to
1865, were enjoyed by all. A bonntiful
supper was served ou the lawn by tsse
pupils. ter which Dir. Evelyn Haehne
lna u happy strain, ON behalf OF the
pupils, presented II book, in memory OF
School Reunions to nine teachers; not
unmindful of Mrs. Il. B Parsons who
has in 50 great measure contributed TO
the pleasures of the reunions with
appropriate songs of long ago. Ger
trude Loomis was presented with a
beautiful Dictionary and holder in
appreciation of her untiring and efIici-
ent aid in preparing for the meetings.
Mrs Baker who will shortly observe
her uinetieth birthday is the eldest of
the teachers. Rarely are pnpiIs afford
ed an opportunity TO meet their teach
ers after lapse of half a century.
pretty home wedding was that OF
Miss Ethel Rose Moss, daughter os Mr..
aud Mrs, John Moss, to John leonard
Forester, u sa alesman for the Standard
Paper Co., which took place Tuesday
afternoon. September 25, at s o'clock
at the home of the brides parents i'm
Graystone Park, this city, Rev. S. r.
Williams of the Methodist church, this
city, officiating, the bridal party stand
ing in Il bower of palms aud ferns i'm
the large parlor which was decorated
with white asters and asparagus vines.
The bride wore lovely gown of white
chiffon satin, with berthe of duchesse
lace, and trimmings Of Brussels lace.
Her long veil was of tplle, and she car
red show boquet of white roses and
lilies of the valley. The maid OF
honor. Miss Edna Kern, "a relative Of |
the Democratic vice president candi- |
date. of Belleview, o., wore gown OF |
white net over white taffeta and car
ried pink roses. The little Misses |
Olive Forester and Elizabeth Moss, |
both dressed in white. were ribbon |
bearers. and Ernest Forester acted as
best man. As the bridal party entered I
the parlOr Mrs James Glenroy Stuart I
of A Aurora, H., cousin of the bride |
sang the bridal chorus from Lohengrin. |
The young couple are both well and |
favorablv known in this city and have
a host Of friends who wish them a long |
and happy welded life.