The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-01

and Mrs. Pfaffenbach will return to
Watertown where they will reside in
Third street. The many friends of
both bride and groom extend their
heartiest congratulations.
The old-time-hard-time social given
last Monday evening at the Masonic
hall by the Eastern Star chapter, was
greatly enjoyed by ALL This Novem-
ber social being a series of monthly
affairs was big success. The
guests were costumed in calicos and
wash dresses, and music was
furnished for the old time dances
Luncheon was also served which
consisted of coffee, sandwiches and
ringers"
A pretty wedding was solemized
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
Immanual church when Miss Selma
Zimmerman became the bride of Mr.
Herman Il. KOhlbry, Jr., the Rev. George
Sandrock officiating. The young couple
were attended by the Misses Minnie
Strehlow and Edna SciImeling and
Messrs Emil and Hugo Kohlbry of Blgln,
LII. Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the home of the bride S
parents, Mr.. AM: Mrs Zimmerman, 1906
West Division street. The groom is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kohlbry
aud is employed with the firm Otto
Befeld q Co. After a wedding trip
spent in Missouri and other points the
young couple returned to Watertown.
At regular meeting Of the Euterpe
clubSaturday afternoon an exceptionally
fine program was rendered. In ad-
dition to the printed program Mrs. s. S.
Mullen played a selection from Mendel-
ssohn which was much appreciated.
The songs by Mr.. William Sproesser
were, as usual, a delight to his hearers
as was also the superbly rendered read
ing of Mrs. E. j. Hoermann. She was
most ably accompanied by Mrs VIM
Sproesser ON the piano. Mrs. II. T.
EberIe read an interesting paper on
classical and Modern Music"
Miss Elizabeth Heinrich entertained
the Club Girls in honor of Miss Millicent
Traeumer who VIII shortly be married
to Mr.. William Uffenbeck of Portage
The time was pleasantly spent in
social chat and cards. Mrs. j. Arthur
Tetzlaff was awarded first prize and
Mrs. Frank jennings consolation prize.
Miss Traeumer was the recipient of a
beautiful chafing dish given her by the
club. Dainty refreshments were served.
Mr.. Valentine West Was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evening at his home
212 Ninth street when number of his
neighbors and relatives came to help
him celebrate his SEVENTEEN birthday.
The merry makers were treated to a
! delicious luncheon served by Mrs West
and departed at late hour wishing
their host many more birthdays.
Mrs. Gustav Meissner entertained
at dinner Tuesday at the Hotel Cas-
per, Oconomowoc, and those who
were her guests from here were:
Mesdames William Kohls, Herman
Nowack, Henry Kronitz, E. Norton
Louis Kronitz, Henry Gorder, Charles
Piper, E. Hazenow, Otto Nowack;
Miss Lizzie Christensen.
Theodore Eggers was pleasantly
surprised at his home in North Fifth
street Tuesday evening by a party
of friends who came to help cele-
brate his birthday anniversary. The
evening was spent at music and
games and a bounteous luncheon
was served.
Miss Laura Gillis entertained the
members of the Young Peoples So
ciety of st. Marks church Tuesday
evening at her home in Route g.
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