Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-11-29

Mr. and Mrs. John Moss are at Dar-
hngton, visiting at the home of Mrs.
Moss brother.
Miss Marion Wells has returned
home after spending week with rela-
tives in Chicago.
Mrs Nelson Greeugo and daughter of
Colgate, are visiting with her sister,
Mrs D. T. Pilgrim.
hr. and Mrs. e. II. Marks and family
Of Madison, spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. aud Mrs. W. L. Smithyman.
The Foreign Missionary Society of
the NJ. E Church will hold their reg
ular quarterly tea at the church Dec. S
at p. NJ
The historical committee of the
Wauwatosa Womau's Club win hold an
old fashioned custom tea in the club
rooms Thursday afternoon, Dec. 10.
Mrs. Catherine Kropp, l7e West Mil
waukee Avenue, was found dead by a
neighbor Wednesday afternoon in the
basement of her home. Death was
due to heart failure.
Rev. Roland Holden will preach next
Sunday morning at IL o'clock at Gray,
stone Park Mission. Hereafter their
will be one service in the Mission the
first Sunday of every month.
Rev Mark f. Sanborn was presented
with a beautiful gold watch last We'd
nesday evening at the services at the
Underwood Memorial Bapsist Church
by the Mems Club. Mrs. Sanborn was
given apnrse.
The regular meeting OF the Wauwa-
tosa Woman's Club will be held In the
club rooms Of the library building
Thursday afternoon Dec. 5. The tonic
for the meeting win be the Scout
Movement.' The girl, boy and world
scouts.
There will be get acquainted social
and reception held at the High School
building Friday evening, Dee. 8, at
which time the public and especially
the parents are asked to meet the
TEACHERS OF our schools In goodfellow-
ship.
a = ineeting OF the students Of the
hls8wsnt'See County College 81 Agricnl-
ture and Domestic Economy, 1t was
voted TO accept the charter providing
for self government. The facility en-
tertained the students at reception
Nov. II, with dancing from 3 to 5.
Rev. and Mrs. Mark r. Sanborn leave
for their new field of labor at Berwyn,
H., close TO Chicago, this week The
couple leave with the best wishes OF
the entire community. The editor of
the News will miss him, out we hope
to see and hear from him In the near
future.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
Church will meet at the home OF Mrs.
W. III. Hughes, 967 East Milwaukee
Avenue, Tuesday afternoon at 2:20.
Mrs. John Moss will give continua
ton OF her trip through Europe. All
members and friends are urged to be
present.
Monday afternoon, Nov. 25, was
guest day of the Twentieth Century
Topic Club, Judge Kneeland spoke OF
his own direct knowledge of the Juv-
emile Court, making his address very
interesting. The Tuesday Musical
Club OF Milwaukee furnished the rnusi
cal numbers.
The editor has broke camp and
stored his tent. Now unless you are
kind hearted and come TO his rescue on
subscription, he will have to get up
some kind of patent fuel which will |
cost nothing to manufacture or borrow
some of the neighbors coal. Yet foi |
all of that we are happy.
Mrs. Robert Cain, Kenyon Avenue.
gave a small dinner party on Monday |
evening last for her uncle, Dr.. A. A. |
Soyes, IL being his Goth birthday. |
When Dir. Noyes gave up his practice
n Mason City, Iowa, about one year
'go, he was the oldest practicing ply
ieian in the United States.
IL will interest some OF the Wauwa.
osa people TO know that Rev c. T. |
1verett was appointed Wisconsin field
secretary Of the National Christian
'anitarium Association. with head
quarters at Oconomowoc Rev. Ever
tits first work will be in Waukesha
.ounty among tuberculosis victims.
We would call the attention Of our
nen both old and young to the Light
iuard Athletic Association. 1t is de-
irous of the association to get a mem
'ership Of 200. You should join and
njoy the good times to come. The
ost Is 81 per year, but remember An