Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-04-17
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Nethercut are in
Kansas City, for a months vacation.
Miss Emily Goelzmann. Lacrosse. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip A.
Kolb.
Mr.. Tom Rowell. Willmar, Mimi, is
visiting friends and relatives in Wau-
watosa.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Webster,
Western Avenue, last Sunday evening.
baby boy.
Mrs. Houghtoul and Miss Madge
Houghton entertain Saturday at five
o'clock tea.
Miss Eliza Jones. Snn Prairie, Wis.
has returned to her home after visiting
Mrs. 5. Jolffe.
| C. L. Wood of Shell Rock. Ia, was
the guest of r. d. Gilbert and Il. W.
Midway last week.
Leon Hooks, Lawrence Wheeler and
Miss Gladys Wheeler returned to Mad
ison last Monday night.
The Penelope Girls win entertain
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Strickland, Warren Avenue
Miss Mrrgaret and Howard Wells,
Northwestern university, spent the
vacation with their parents.
Mrs Charles e. Wilson entertained
the Milwaukee Tuesday Musical Club
at her home last tuesday afternoon.
Do not neglect 70 buy your tickets
early for the Muffin Shop" ut the
Congregational church. May ! and 2.
Mrs. j. Jacoby of SaulvilIe, Wis,
formerly of Wauwatosa, is the guest
OF Mrs r. J. Barnelsow. Alice Street.
Miss Clara Kinney spent Easter Sum
day and Monday at the home of her
brother. Mr.. Vernon Kinney, North
Avenue
The ladies of the NJ. e. church gave
u noon surprise luncheon to Mrs.
IIirsch last Thursday at her home on
lWsst Nain Street
Mrs. Severance and Mrs. Aburg.
Gaystone Park, entertained their
friends at the Masonic Temple, Mil
waulsee, at cards last Thursday after
noon.
The Methodist Brotherhood gave
supper at the church, Thursday at Z p.
NJ. ). Y Gillian will speak on "The
Single Tax The other men clubs Of
the city were guests.
Dr.. j. S. Lean, superintendent OF the
Wisconsin Anti Saloon League will
speak at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning. His theme will
he The Supreme Conflict
Mrs. Charles I. Fisher left this week
for Rochester, Mimi. where she will
undergo an operation at the Mayo
Sanitarium. Mr.. Fisher and DR. Mel |
lie Fisher accompanied her.
There is rejoicing in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Schumacher over the |
arrival Saturday night of baby girl. |
Mrs. Schumacher WAS formerly Miss
Florence Armstrong of this city.
! Miss Evelyn Smith, who has been at
tending school at st. Louis. isspending
the Easter vacation with her parents
She has with her as guests, the Misses
Pearl and Edith Briclsay of Prairie Du
Rocher, Ill.
Miss Marion Mccullough entertained /
ut dinner Wednesday night in honor
of Misses Gretchen Schweitzer and
Emily Goetzmann, Lacrosse, last Fri
day night, Miss Catherine Wheeler en-
tertained in their honor.
The Twentieth Century Club are
busy with their campaign for better
and purer literature and magazines.
They have received enthusiastic letters
from clubs throughout TIE state in re-
Spouse to their stand for clean litera-
ture.
The marriage of Rev. Howard d.
Perkins and Miss Florence st. George. I
took place at the chapel of the Nasho- c
tab Mission, Nashotah, last Wednesday I
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morning at nine o'clock. After a brief ;
wedding journey the young people will Il
make their home in this city on Seventh c
Avenue. a
The Tax Payers League met Monday :,
evening at the city hall. They took 8
lp the question of acleaning up wau.
vatosa. No doubt our people will see a
hat their premises are looked after t
Turing the month to satisfy the ladies =
IT the different women clubs of orr =
,ity. The list of committees for the
Tarious wards viii appear in our next ?
ssue.
The prize tmoney) essay contest will
lose May /, and ESSAYS should be in p
D. that time. Pupils o. the 18th and q
,th e. a1es are offered $50 in prize az