Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-11-15

Memorial Baptist church, next Sunday
evening. Good speakers and special
music has been planned, All invited.
The trustees of The Graystone Park
Mission met Saturday and decided to
establish an organization independent
of the Wanwatosa Nj. Il, church. John
Moss was appointed to obtain pastor
Miss Viola Larson OF Madison, Miss
Lean of Steughton, Miss Cecilia Kaad
and Miss Norma Kaad of Hartland,
were among the teachers who were en-.
tertained " friends and relatives in
Wauwatosa during State Teachers
Convention.
| The nextneeting of the Twentieth
Century Topic Club will be held No
Tember 25 Judge Neelen to speak. All
old membef : are asked to be present
and present members are requested to
bring friend. Place of meeting will
appear laats
The Rev James w Cool of Minneapo-
lis, visited his father, DIR. z. A. Cool,
Church Street, the first OF the week.
Rev. Cool i lecturer for the Mlnne-
sofa State School of Agriculture. and
at present is studying Sociology at the
different Universities.
The Laaes Aid Society Of the Grey
stone Pars Mission, extend cordial
Invitation % their. friends TO be served
at the Mission from s to o'clock on
Wednesday, November 30 The regu-
lar meetiag Of the Ladies' Aid Society
will be held at the Mission the same
afternoon.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. II. Renders were
pleasantly surprised last Thursday
evening, the occasion being their e5th
wedding anniversary. There were
covers laid for seventy people. The
dining rooms we're decorated in silver
aud white All had very entoyable
time.
The Mems Club OF the Congregation
al church will give dinner Thurday
evening, November 81. r. G. More
house. president OF the Civic League Of
Milwaukee. will speak. Members Of
the other Mems clubs are invited TO
attend tLisIneeting and discuss mat
ters of civic interest.
/ Mr., Jsan II. Francis OF Milwaukee,
sia i So atsrqst The young people
OF the Congrsgationn church Ia help
ing him fern n chorus choir. Rehaar-
sci Saturday evening at p. NJ. PleaAe
come und enlist your forces with Mr..
Francis. lie has done good work in the
4 Lyric Club for some time.
The Woman's League OF the Congre-
gational church have cleaned and
thoroughly renovated the parsonage
All rooms have been newly papered
aud painted. The ladies are quite
proud Of the home they have made
ready for Rev and Mrs. Davies who
will take up their home among us. We
sincerely welcome them.
The Ladies OF the Good Templars
Lodge arranged a very pleasant sur
prise for one of their sister members,
Mrs. Phillip Michels last Monday even
ing. All spent an enjoyable evening
being entertained by pleasant remlnis-
eences and good things To eat. There
will be an /. o. g. T. social at the home
of Mrs. II A. Propp, Fifth Avenue
Tuesday evening. November 10 Pro-
gram to be taken care Of by members
Paul Reinke. % years old. "A laborer,
was instantly killed when, lie was
struck by a westbound freight train at
Forty-ninth and State Streets. Mt 10
o'clock Sunday morning. According
to Raymond Rosner and David Dormley
who live at Forty eighth and State
Streets and who were witnesses OF the
accident Reinke stepped from behind
a freight ear directly in front Of the
swift moving train, evidently not hear
ing its approach. Reinke is survived
/ by one brother. William Reinke, Mil
waukee.
A number OF our young people enjoy
ed pleasant evening at the Guild Han
last Thursday. Among those present
were the Misses L. Foley, Fl. Green
wood, II Staeps, K Kenney, d. Fer
guson, s. Wilson, X. Wilmot, n Brice,
l.. Schultz, NJ, Schmidt, T.. Smith, f
Glawe, L. Roekhill, NJ. Kurtz, f.
Rodgers and the Messrs. b. Jackson, A.
Glawe, J. Haertel G. Jacobus, D. God
frey. N. Brice. f. Perry. D. Pares. G..
Hosford, A. Jackson, A. Nichols, f..
Rasmussen, X. Klokner. H. DeSwarte
and c. Van Roo. The party was chap
eroned by the Misses Ferguson and
McManns and Mr.. L. n Ferguson.