Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-11-07
Focal and Personal
We Invite All TO Send in Items of News
Personal or Otherwise.
Our Telephone Is wauwatosa a96L.

anc friends Ia Chicago.
The old Schwaiger drug store front
has received coat of paint.
Mr. Fred D. Underwood was here
the frst of the week on business.
The Dancing Club have their second
party Saturday night at the Guild
Hall.
The hook and thimble circle met
last week with Mrs. c. w. Looms,
Alice Street.
Mrs. George Maxon and Mrs. Stanley
Williams entertain at musicale Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs. John Clark. Second Avenue,
Mrs. Bridge and Mrs. Gage entertain
at Il musical on the afternoon OF Nov.
l2th.
At the midweelx prayer service of
the Congregational Church j o. Myers
gave report of the National Council
held at Kansas City.
Chas Luetzow is having erected on
his lot on State Street. two story
concrete building which will be occu-
pied by him MS butcher shop.
Miss Meta Kroese, Miss Florence
Ringrose and Miss Hazel Hibberd en-
tertained Saturday afternoon for Miss
Isa bel Chatfield, who is to be a Novem-
ber bride.
lIostesses for the Twentieth Century
Topic Club on Monday, Nos, 10, will
be Mrs. E. H. Greenwood and Mrs. r..
f. Stevens. Topic, "Switzerlands Of
America.
w. r. Nethercut, as delegate, with
the pastor, represented the Congrega-
tionaI Church AZ the ordination and
installation of Rev. II. c. Herring, Jr
at Burlington, Nov. 3.
Tuesday evening the boys os the
Congregational Sunday School. gave
a social in honor of the girls OF the
school. The girls having won in an
attendance contest which began on
March ist
A call for l 400 local campaign man
ayers to take charge of the sale of Red
Cross Christmas Seals in different
parts of the state has been issued by
Otto f. Bradle, campaign manager of
the Wisconsin Antl-Tuberculosis Asso-
citation.
AT the Halloween social held in the
Gray Stone Park Mission last Friday
afternoon, forty-two of the sunday
School children were present. Az
these socials the children are trying TO
raise money for picture for the Mis-
sion Sunday School room, hoping to
have it by Christmas time.
About thirty couple of our young
people enjoyed delightful evening at
a iIallow cen party a the Guild Hall
Saturday night. There was in atten-
dance real fortune teller. The fore
part of the evening was given to games
and the later TO dancing. The party
was chaperoned by DR.. and Mrs Maag.
An appreciafive audience listened to
Miss Fink last Thursday evening. in
her lecture-song recital-''S Shakespeare
In Music" A unique entertainment.
interesting and instructive, for it's
literary qualities and the character of
the selections used, and rendered all
the more enjoyable by the pleasing
personality of the lecturer.
In the near future the Woman's
League have surprise in store for
Wauwatosa. An entertainment of
home talant. the main feature being
farce comedy, which will be given
under the able management Of Or. j
NJ Mulvey. There are ten high school
boys and girls in the entertainment,
which ought to create an interest
among our people.
Rev. F. A. Hayward started series
Of sermons last Sunday evening at the |
Underwood Memorial Baptist Church
entitled ''A'Life Story in Five Chap
ters." subjects-Nov. 2, Goodbye,
Old Home, Goodbye;n Nov. o, .out in /
the Wide, Wide World;'' Nov. 16, (
alone with Conscience;" Nov. %. "a
Look. A Tear. A Kiss" Nov 80. "Home,
Sweet Home Again "
A copy of James Bryce on South
America has been placed in the public
library This book is scholarly sub
stantial work embodying the observa-
tions and impressions derived from /
months journey in the republics Of
Panama, Peru. Bolivia, Chile, Argen-
tine, Uruguay ard Brazil and discuss
ing general questions affecting the |
whole continent. A set of Stodard's I
library on literature of 70 volumes
has also been a fine addition to our
collection.