The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-11-24
Social DOings

"A large HullDeT OIL guests QolU60
Mr. and Mrs. Louis w. Braunschweis
celebrate their tin wedding anniver-
sary at their home in the town of
Lebanon on Tuesday A fine wed
ding supper was served at 10 p. m.
The guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes j. Schramm, W. Schramm
Herman Schramm, William Braun
schweig, H. Braunschweig, Carl
Braunschweig, Sr., August Kopfer,
Herman Ross, Henry KronitZ, Aug
ust Kruger, William Kulke, Paul
Burmeister, Martin Hackbarth, Aug
ust Friedrich, Otto Schwefel, Villa N
Duehring, Arthur Gaulke, William
Krebs, Albert Grosenick, George
Braunschweig, John BrendemuehI,
Edward Turke, Fred Mass; Misses
Emma Schramm, Clara Schramm,
Ella Grosenick, Selma Grosenick,
Edna Kronitz, Elsie Kronitz, Mabel
Ross, Hilda Braunschweig, Frana
Schramm, Theresa Hackbarth, Sadie
Gaulke, Leona Kronitz, Leona Krue
ger, Lizzie Eske, Alma Eske, Enda
Braunschweig, Lille Kruger, Viola
Schramm, Minnie Kopfer, Lenora
BraunschWeig, Lena Duehring, Erna
Braunschweig, Ruth Friedrich, Es-
ther Friedrich, Lenora Friedrich, Le-
nora Kulke, Hattie Kulke, Gertrude
Schramm: Messrs Albert Hack
barth, William Hackbarth, Edward
Braunschweig, Arnold Braunschweig
Wilber Braunschweig, Emil hide,
Louis Kronitz, Walter Braunschweig,
Braunschweig, Leonhard Christian,
Carl Kopfer, Herman Angel, Julius
Grosenick, Reinhold Hackbarth, Carl
Eske, Otto Beckmann, Edward Gaul
ke, Ernst Gronemuth, Alex. Braun
schweig, Ernst Schramm, Willie
Kopfer, August Kopfer, Carl Braun
schweig, Jr, Gerhard Braunschweig,
Emil Braunschweig, R. Burmeister,
N. Hackbarth, Clarence Schramm,
Harvey Kulke, Louis Friedrich.
Miss Marguerite Reckner and Miss
Else Griep entertained large number
of friends in honor of their twentieth
birthday anniversary November IA, 1914.
The rooms and tables were prettily deco
rated in blue and white, and An elabo-
rate supper served in which plates were
laid for forty. The evening was spent in
playing and dancing. all the guests re-
naming until the wee small hours. All
reported having had good time. Those
present were: Misses Laura Scherer, Olga
Naatz, Mayme Hilgendorf, Dora GOese
Margaret Maertzke, Edna RohlOff, Ruth
McGovern, Amanda and Esthes Guse,
Selma ROhloff, Frances Bergdahl, Ellen
and Clara Reckner. Marie McCaig. Hat
tie Boick, Johanna Kuminski. Messrs
Walter McGovern, Walter and Edward
Scherer, Edgar Kuenzi, Irving Edgerton,
Oscar Reckner, George Rohloff, Arthur
Krause, Frank McCaig, Harry Rennhack
Herbert Behlke, John Mueller, Edmund
Behlke; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Naatz, Mr..
and Mrs Ben Strauss and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Reckner.
The Rev. and Mrs. Emil Matschulat
were rendered surprise reception by
the members of their new congrega-
ton the German Baptist, at the
church Tuesday evening.
After the guests were all assembled
the pastor and wife were escorted to
the church by a committee and
as they entered the choir sang well
come song. A musical program was
carried out by different organizations
of the church under the direction of
Arthur Krause, choir leader.
The Rev. N Carter Daniel lead in
prayer and the Rev. Gerhard FRANKIE
made an address of welcome, which
was followed by shorter addresses of
greeting by the president of the
Sunday school and other church or
ganizations, to all of which the new
pastor replied feelingly. A social hour
at which refreshments were served
followed the program. The Rev. and
City, Michigan. They have an infant
son who is the only other member of
the family.
Mrs Emma Stiemke entertained at a
Z O'Clock dinner Friday evening for Mr..
Fred a, Green and Miss Elsa SprOesser.
who will shortly be married. Covers
were laid for twenty-five. The rooms
were prettily decorated in pink and
green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prahl enter
tanned seventy-five of their neighbors
and friends at tango party at their
home, north of Redwood, Saturday
evening A number of people from
Watertown were among the guests
present.
Many society people of this city are
interested in the wedding which will
take place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Habhegger when their daughter
Miss Anna, will become the bride of Mr..
Omar CASTOR Of Sycamore, Ill Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Platz entertained
at six o'clock dinner Sunday evening
at their home in Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hrobsky entertain
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