Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-11-21

Mrs, Curry, Ironwood, Mich, is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. f. w. Hough-
ton. Warren Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dam and
daughter. Reverly, of GAINESVILLE, we're
guests g Miss Eleanor Damn, Sunday. |
Mr.. Joiau Hausch, sr., purchased the
building now occupied by his son,
Henry, as butcher Stop, of the Pabst
Brewing Co.
The Misses Ida Barganz and Elsie
Krueger Of Watertown, were welcome
guests ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Kaifahs, Fifth avenue.
The Misses Lily Pelton aud Mable
Wade attended the convention of the
Christian Endeavor, eastern district,
at 0conomowoc last Saturday and sam
day.
Mrs. w ]. Mag. Church Street, en-
tertained several Milwaukee ladies', at
one O'Clock luncheon last week Thurs
day. The decorations were yellow and
white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lefeber returned
home Tuesday from deer hunt in nor.
thern part Of the state. Mrs. Lefeber
brought down fine doe, weight $50
pounds Ed got big buck
A parcntTsachers meeting will be
held 1t tae High SCHOOL, Tuesday
evening, November 2s, at o'clock.
Dr. Cutler win talk on Medical Iu-
specsion III schools" All invited
| pr. Frank aud Ester seheele return.
ed home Tuesday from a deer hunt in
the north. Miss Ester secured fine
deer while Frank lost out We believe
Doc would be more successful in
dear hunting III aud around Milwau-
lxee.
The usual services will be held next
Sunday 1T Trinity church. Early ser.
vice with celebration at 1880 A. NJ.
Morning prayer with sermon at 1890
A. M, aud Evening Prayer at 4;ao Z.
NJ The Rev, Howard d. Perkins will
take charge
The Rev. Jndson Ellsworth of the
plymouth church, Milwaukee, will
condssSt The Sunday morning service
u tIsi ags gai n shnrch .l.is sub,
ject will he s'rhe Greatest Man in the
World.' union meeting will be held
IN the evening. the Rescue Mission
having charge Of the services.
Out Of town guests who attended the
dancing party given by Miss Mary
Cutler, last Saturday night, at the
Guild Hall, included: Herbert Schnei-
der and Marshal Cutter, Chicago, Mrs.
Maxson, Ethen and Milton Maxson,
West Bend, Lawrence Wheeler, Madi-
son, Dorothy and Donald Allen, Esther
Meinecke. Ililda Crundmann and Mar
garet lIenecke, Milwaukee.
The Thanksgiving Union Service
1 will be held on Wednesday evening,
| (instead of Thursday morning as for
merly) at the Underwood Memorial
baptist church. The Rev. TInk OF the
Methodist church viii preach and the
service will begin at 7:45 +. NJ. The
change in time is made SO MS to make
| it possible for all desiring TO attend
without infringement upon the home
festivities ON Thanksgiving Day.
| The Underwood Memorial Baptist
church. +. A. Hayward, Minister-1O;3O
a. NJ. preaching service, subject s.The
Essence of Thanksgiving. 6;45 p. NJ.
The c. e. society, leader. G. G. Hosner.
The evening service will be merged in
the union service Mt the Congregation
nj church. The Young People'ssociety
meets each Wednesday at 3:l5 r. nj. In
the Baptist chapel All young people
over ten years of age, welcome, AN
Indian Social will be given Friday
$50 November 2s.
Miss Katherine Isabelle Chatfield
aud James Alfred Settle, were married
1 CdtuTddF IlBIlJ III itdHOfEl wing u q
tional church, Rev. Stanley Powell
officiating. Thc bride was attended
by her sister. Miss Lorena Chatfield,
as maid of honor, Miss Meta Kroesing
was bridesmaid. benjamin Gridley
was best man and the ushers were:
Messrs. Harry Schneider, Earl Lack
and Edwin Chatfeld. Miss Carrie
Clark sang the bridal selection from
Lohengrin The bride was gowned in
brocaded crepe de chine, trimmed with
Venetian lace and pearls. Her long
tulle veil was caught with pearls and
Iillies-of-tBe- valley She carried a
shower bouquet Of lillies-of-the-valley.
The maid Of honor wore white satin
with an overdress of embroidered ba-
tiste aud carried yellow ehrysanthe-
NUNS. The brides maid was attired
in apricot marquisette over satin and
carried white roses. The church was
decorated with chrysanthemums and