Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-12-11
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end at Madison visiting University
friends
Mr.. Lynn S. Pease returned last Fri
day evening from trip to Indiana
polls, Ind
Mr. Ed. caswell and family have
moved into their residence at $50
Church Street
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Lefeber are
able to be about again after several
weeks of sickness
Miss Joues and Miss Eva May Aclser,
former teachers in this city spent Fri
day evening with friends here
The Philathea girls viii meet at the
Phillips home, lao Kavanaugh Place,
next Tuesday evening, Dec. IS.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
meets Monday at the home of Mrs. Z.
G. Urban, Mrs. Stevens assisting.
Miss Editha Greenwood, who is
training at the La Crosse hospital, is
spending several days of the week at
home.
Mr. aud Mrs. Lloyd Johnson have
moved from their former home on
sticlsney Avenue, to be with her moth
er, Mrs. Vim. j. Grant. 24o Wauwatosa
Avenue.
Their will be special communion
tion of Wauwatosa Lodge No. a67 f. e.
A. NJ, next Saturday ,vsning. Work
in f. c. degree. Visiting brothers are
always welcome.
The Parents and Teachers Club of
the lIawlev Road School will hold Il
bazaar or Friday, Dee. il, in the after
noon and evening at the school Re-
freshmente will be served.
Oliver Andrews. formerly Of this
city, spent several days the past week
with friends and relatives here He
left Monday FOR Valparaiso, Ind !,
where he IS taking a business course
Former President Taft thinks that
after the great confliet is over there
will Be il universal desire for .peaces
i'rar but BY that time hal! the :fliie-
bodied men Of Europe will be enjoying
eternal peace
Thomas Tifft made the ran Deta ri
at Madison University This is an
honorary engineering fraternity and
membership is awarded for high de-
grees Of scholarship. Congratulations
are due our friend.
II tile readers see anyway By which
our, as well as your, newspaper can be
improved aud made more helpful and
entertaining, the editor is not only
willing, but eager to hear t. We are
always or the lookout for something
better, and by helping US you profit
thereby, and by beneftting you we.
gain thereby.
The w c. 7. u. will meet Wednesday
Dec. i6. at 2:45 p. NJ with Mrs. Lynn
$. Pease, Wauwatosa Avenue. The
Christmas program will be as follows
Crusader Psalm 14e Isabel and Pearl Haasch
Christmas Song. g...........s ...,..,... Molly Night
Crusaders HYMN. .......... Mrs. L. Brocl-Nay
Solo .........s ........ Mrs McNillen
Reading ...,..............,...... Mrs. Sperry
Instrumental Solo ................- Mrs. Wade
About 60 little folks, beside "The
Gardener aud his daughter, partiei-.
pated in the operetta. 'The Brtaynies
Whisper" given at the Methodist
Church, this city, Friday and Saturday
last. All the parts were exceptionally
well rendered and showed the result
of hard and faithful work Of those be-
hind the scenes. The little ones, in
their flower costumes, were indeed
pretty sight,
A good share OF the best musical
talent of Milwaukee will join in rem
dering "a grand Christmas program on
Thursday evening. Dec. II, at the
Cathedral Auditorium, Jackson and
Oneida Streets. 1t Will be given for
the benefit of the local St. Bernard's
Church. Mr.. Adams Buell. viii appear
twice on the program. Rev. c b.
Moulinier viii give a short address
Mrs. Louis Auer, Miss Katherine
Clarke. Mr.. Anthony oliuger, Mrs.
Harry Meurer, will sing in quartette
Miss Estelle Fielding willrecite. Little
Peggy and Jack Unertl. the delightful
child actors, win appear in a Little
French Sketch" Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Koenig and Mrs. Martha di Fabio will
give selections from the opera, "IIaen-
sci and Gretie." The Marquette or
chestra win furnish the music and
finally the ever popular St. Eoniface
boys choir of so voices will sing
They viii be heard in selections from