The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-29
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion

Albion
Mr.. Hunt. the state school inspector,
visited the school here Monday.
Mr.. Heinz and Mr. Carr visited at ID.
D. Emerson's Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Ralph Holiday of Milton was
here Tuesday in the interests OF the Z.
E. society.
The Willing Workers society gave a
hulled corn supper Monday evening In
the church basement.
Mr.. Raymond Halderson OF the U.
w. came Thursday and attended the
Campus Club banquet as the guest OF
Miss Cleva Touton.
M. ]. Bolser of Madison visited rela-
tives and friends here Thursday. In
the evening he attended the Campus
Club at which he played saxophone
solo.
Paul Painter and George Babcock
celebrated their birthday anniversary
at the latter's home last Sunday. Mr..
Painters son ElvertOn and wife were
also there.
Word was received here Sunday of
the arrival of baby boy born Satur-
dav night at the home of DIR. and Mrs.
w. w. Coon, residing at Wauconda,
I'll. Relatives and friends are extend.
ing their congratulations.
Mr.. Simeon Babcock and wife enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Kelly, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Kelly and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. BabcOck and chill
dren at dinner Thursday in honor of
Mr.. Simeon Babcock' S and Mr.. Nathan
Kelly's birthdays.
Saturday evening the Milton juno
ton high school basketball team and
the Academy team played game in
the Academy hall, the result being 70
q in favor of the Academy. The Mil
ton Junction town team and the Albion
town team played game, the result
being in favor of the Albion team. A
number of the high school girls accom-
panied the boys here and after the
game they all went over to the church
to social given by the Christian En-
deavors.
The banquet of the Campus Club was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. K.
C. Green Thursday evening, Jan. 21st.
This is an annual event complimentary
to the husbands of the club. After
social hour spent in renewing old &C
duaintances. the guests were invited to
find their places at three long tables.
The dining room was tastefully decor
ated in green and white, the club col
Ors. Ropes of green intertwined with
white were stretched from the four
corners of the ceiling to the center OF
the room. A centerpiece of white car
nations graced the tables. At each
place was hand painted place card
and a boutonniere of viOlets, the vlolets
being sent by an absent member, Mrs.
Jens Naset, who is IN the sunny South.
A delicious three-cOurse dinner was
deftly served by the daughters OF the
club, while from the music room came
the strains of sweet music rendered by
an orchestra composed of Miss Vine
Noble at the piano and Miss Gladys
Drake and Mr.. Walton Green on vio-
Inns. After the wants of the inner man
had been satisfied, Mrs. Noble and Mrs.
Green. accompanied by Miss TOuton,
sang a charming duet. Mr.. Mahlon
Bolser of Madison played splendid
saxophone solo and gracefully respond
ed to an encore Mrs. John Bliven,
president of the club, welcomed the in
vited guests and in few well chosen
words introduced Mr.. Karl NJ. Chwor-
owsky of the German department OF
the u W. Extension Dept, who gave
a brief talk on the causes of the pres
ent war in Europe. This address proved
to be full of interest and general in
formation. Prof. Chworowsky is
talented musician and also rendered
several piano selections and German
folk songs which were very much en-
joyed The banqueters departed for
their homes at late hour, feeling that
the social side of the club, which does
so much to promote the spirit OF good
fellowship, is as important in the CLUB
woman's life as is the civic or cultured
side.