Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-11-21
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turned from New York.
Mrs. Hubert Digman is the guest of
her son. Fred, at Monroe, Wis.
st. Marthas Guild will have a Fair
in the Guild hall on December
Rev. Perkins of Nashotah, will take
charge of Trinity parish temporarily.
Mr.. Abarg, Graystone Park. is at
Athens, Wis, on business trip this
week.
Prof. A. A. johnson of the Agricul-
tural school, returned Tuesday from
New York.
Mrs. X. NJ. Putnam, Minneapolis.
Minn., is the guest of the Mrs. Claude
Cairncross.
The Inter Sc Sewing Club met at the
home OF Mrs. Brussic, Milwaukee. last
Thursday afternoon.
The Penelope Girls met Monday
afternoon at the home of Miss Helen
Johnson, Windsor Avenue
Mrs. Rice, Second Avenue, enter
tanned the Ladies Aid of the NJ. E.
church Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. SticIsney is visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Connell, Oshkosh Miss delen
Stckney is visiting in Chicago
Mrs. Hattie Stone of Chicago, has
l,aap a c,.,..st ,f har h,.,,t I,. .,,St fa :,
S. X. Williams, Wauwatosa Avenue.
Miss Adie Smith of Elroy, Wis,
spent last week at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. H. T.. Moore. North Avenue
The Christian Endeavor Rally at the
Baptist Tabernaale. 18th and Wells
Street, was well attended last Tuesday
night.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
will hold their next meeting on Mon-
day afternoon at the home of Miss
NJ rehoese.
Mrs. Nethercut and Mrs. Jefferson
Gregg have returned from the w. i
Nj. |. convention at Detroit, TO which
they were delegates
The apro,i sssDe given last Saturday
by the several lady societies OF the Un-
derwood Memorial Baptist church nett
ted them close to $50.
The Rev. Davies and Mr.. S. j. Brou-
wer have returned from Ohio, where
they were in attendance at the Anti
Saloon League convention.
Patrons OF the postoffice are request
ed 10 mail their Christmas packages
early. The government is making this
request to avoid the rush at the last
minute.
The Missionary Department of the
Baptist church will hold its next meet.
ing ON Friday evening of this week Mt
the home OF Mr. aud Mrs. james Lefe-
ber, Sr, Everyone cordially invited.
Miss Bertha Swan and Mr. Clarence
Swan will give Thanksgiving dinner
to number of relatives, including
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Moore and daugll-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. II l.. Moore and
daughter, and Mr.. aud Mrs. Otto Zill-
mer and family, at their home.
The sixth annual reunion and ban
quet OF the Wauwatosa Light Guard
Alumni will be held at Armory hall,
Saturday evening. November 20, ut s
o'clock. A list OF over 200 names was
enclosed with the announcements sent
ont, these being eligible to attend the
banquet.
A party of neighbors and friends.
ladened with good things to eat, pleas
antly surprised James Courtney Lefe-
ber. Jr.. last Monday evening. The
occasion being Jim's thirty-fifth birth
day. The evening was spent playing
whist and other games. All report a
pleasant time.
The Woman's League give very
good program. this evening at the
Congregational church. Yon had bet
ter come and be entertained and hear
selections read by one who is very able
A fiutist will render several selections
Do not forget the comedy which Is
bound to please everyone.
Mrs L. T. Lyman and Mrs. Stuart
Hyde, the diocesan president and vice.
president Of the Girls Friendly Society
will be at the local branch meeting
next Monday evening to tell about the
annual council meeting last month in
Brooklyn. All interested in the society
are invited to attend this meeting.
Mines. John Clark, J. II. Gage and
Earl s. Bridge entertained 100 guests
at musical last week Wednesday af-
ternoon. The rooms were decorated
with chrysantbemums. Violin selec-
tions were furnished by Mrs. II. Shar-
lack. Vocal numbers were given by
Mrs james f. Taugher, accompanied
By the Misses E. Packmann and Helen