Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-06-05
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Mrs II. G. Morton entertained the
Birthday Club last Thursday.
3 AR. and Mrs L. H. Propp spent sun
aRy as guests OF relatives in Chicago.
Miss Olive Jones, Fond du Lac, was
the guest of Miss Agnes Tenant, last
week.
Miss Florence Wells left last week
for Kenosha. where she is teaching in
che High school.
Mrs. Margaret Dougherty and family
moved into their new residence on
Mower Court last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Nethercut spent
the weekend at Evanston, Ill, with
Mrs Nethercut's brother.
Miss Mamie Digman and Donald
Digman were last weekend guests of
relatives in Monroe, Wis.
Miss Anna Berens of Kaukauna, was
a guest 1T. THE home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Cain over the weekend
Mrs. G. A. Shearer, North Lake, was
a guest at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
III. E. Rose, the first of the week.
Mr. +. A. Zelda Of this city. tsun-
day on the Merchant and Manufaetur-
ers Booster trip to the Pacific coast.
The Misses May and Susan Schneider
spent Sunday with their brother, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Schneider at Chicago.
Mrs. Lewis BdclSman. entertained at
bridge last Friday afternoon and last
Wednesday entertained at kensing-
ton.
A reception was held at the Guild
Hall by the Trinity church last We'd
nesday evening for the Rev and Mrs.
Howard ). Perkins.
Tie Ladies Aid Society of the Under-
wood Memorial Baptist church will
meet at she church parlors, Thursday,
June ii al ss::ea z. NJ.
A cinch party was given for the
benefit of st Iiernar,t's church last
I'lfurz ay evening at tile Cathedral
Auditorium. Milwaukee.
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issue a spicy and interesting localpage
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MS in one news item, what newsv
paper we could issue.
Mr. and Mrs. W L. Smithyman en-
tel ti,lned at dinner on Thursday night
of last week Their guests were:
Messrs. and Mines. John Moss. George
X Dean and j. A. Bell.
DR., and Mrs. II. l.. Rose and daugh-
ter of Owen, Wis, arrive in Wanwa-
tosa this evening for Il weeks visit at
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Il Rose, St. James Street.
On Saturday evening, June 10, the
w. Ii. s Alumni Association will hold
their 1914 annual reunion in the High
School gym. good time is expected,
recalling old school days and renewing
acquaintances.
Messrs. Fred Yehle and Matt Goebel
were in attendance at the fourteenth
biennial convention of the German
Catholic Benevolent societies of Wis
consiu and northern Michigan at She
boygan the first three days of this
week.
Y ]. couklin and Miss Wood; G. w.
0mey aud Miss Krueger all of this
city, were married at Berwyp, ILL.,,
last Tuesday, Rev. Mark f. sanborn
officiating. All are well known in this
city. Mr.. Conklin is IN the employ OF
the T. NJ. f. r. s. l.. and MIR. Olney of
of the II. p Hemsing Co. We congra-
tulate the young people.
Miss Pearl Mcdonald. member Of
the Home Economics Department of
National Federation of Woinen's Clubs
is arranging an exhibit for the twelfth
biennial convention, which is held in
Chicago for ten days opening June 0.
The delegate of the Twentieth Century
Topic Club in Mrs. Z. c. Wheeler. al
ternate Mrs. Wright Mrs. Cobabe
and Miss Mcdonald will attend as club
members
she Decoration Day program was
we'll carried ont in Wauwatosa. The
services at the High school aud the
cemetery were impressive and inter-
esting. Mr.. Houghton gave an address
The parade of automobiles. with
drum corps leading. was the best ever
seen in this city. The Memorial Sun
day evening services at the Congrega-
tional church we're not very we'll at
tended, owing to the inelement wealth
er. The Rev. r A. Hayward delivered
the address.
Tie Baecalaureate sermon to the
graduating class of the Wauwatosa