Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-11-22

to their new home on Warren Avenue.
Arthur st. George of Nushotah. spent
several days with MIR. and Mrs. A. A.
Thomas,
Don't forget choir rehearsal at Z
o'clock Saturday night at Congrega.
tlonal Church.
Miss Clara Baier is spending the
week in Waulsesha with her uncle.
Urbin Rueckert.
Mrs. 0fbendorffer has spent several
days with her daughter, Mrs, Frote,
Graystone Park.
The ladies of the Graystone Park
Mission gave supper at the Mission
Wednesday evening
Watch all bin boards and posters IN
and about wauwatosa for particulars
on the County Fair.
Mrs. ~. Kline has been entertaining
her mother. Mrs. Deyoe, of Richland
Center. Curing the week.
Miss uslve Cain spent the week end
mt the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
vandercools. Mineral Street, Mnwau-
kee.
The renelope girls of the Congrega-
tional Clsnrch held their meeting Mon
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
NethesN0t, Warren Avenue.
The Sunday School teachers and off.
GERS Of the Methodist SUNDAY School
hold their monthly meeting and sup
per at the church Tuesday evening,
Nov. 90. =
The WRuwatosa Fuel, Feed and Lum-
Der company has been incorporated
with capital of $4,000. with Oscar
Helgeson. Ml.ryf Helgeson and e. j..
Bell Us incorporators.
Mrs. Schlnitle, Graystone Park, has
been very III at st. Josephs hospital
News Of little improvement has just
bean received by her many friends.
All hope for a speedy recovery.
The Grantham bible class OF the NJ.
f. Church held a get acquainted social
and reception In the church parlers
Thursday evening. Refreshments were
served ard good time is reported.
Tbs tsssse,ers ana otiAcers OF the Con-
arsgational Snndry school held their
regular business meeting and supper
Tuesday night. The teachers had as
their guests the new pastor and wife,
Rev. and Mrs. Howell Davies
The members of the Graystone Park
Mission wish statement of last week
corrected as they do not wish to work
independent of any church, but hope
for the support of all their fellow and
neighborhood churches as we'll as the
help and support of all their friends.
Walter p. Morse whose home is in
Wauwatosa, has lately gained much
attention by some critics i'm New York
city, where he is spending the winter.
He has recently played for Amy Fay
and Joseffy and gained their approval
He is a former pupil Of Mrs. Crinton
Carter.
About thirty people Of the Under
wood Memorial Baptist Church of this
city. attended the Milwaukee Baptist
banquet, held at Schuster's Grill room
last week. DIR. Mathews OF the Uni
versity OF Chicago, was the speaker of
the evening. MIR. Hosmer was elected
president Of the Baptist Social Union
of Milwaukee, which was founded at
this meeting. There were in atten-
dance 270 at the banquet.
Harold G. Mayer, chauffer for E. X.
Godfrey. Sr., this city, who ran down
and killed Louisa Marsh OF Milwaukee.
Monday evening last, was held blame
less and released. It was sad acci-
dent, but could not be avoided. Harold
is known TO be careful driver, and lie
has the sympathy of many friends in
Wauwatosa. He did not try to run
away. bEt picked up the child and
hurried TO hospital and then gave him
self mp TO the authorities. He acted
:he p1rt of gentleman in every sen'e
of the word.
A large number of Wauwatosa and
Milwaukee friends attended the recep-
tIon given to Rev. and MIRA. Sanborn
in the parlors of the Underwood ms-
mortal Baptist Church on Mondry
evening There were about $50 friends
at the reception. The dining room
was beautifully decorated in yellow
and white. A splendid musical pro-
gram had been arranged and several
out Of town pastors spoke of the splen-
did work Rev. Sanborn has aceUm-