The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-11-16
NEWS OF THE
SOCIAL WORLD
JOHN DOEPKE AND MISS BERTA
BEHRING MARRIED-WILL
LIVE AT WATERLOO.
Mrs. Graeszel Entertains II. n. Ak
of c. Cinch Party a Success
persville Couple Celebrate.

of C. Cinch Party Success
persville Couple Celebrate.
Mr. John Doepke and Miss Bertha
Behring were married, last Wednes-
day, at the brides parents home, town
of Portland The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. M. H. PankOw. Miss
Erna Doepke of Milwaukee, the
grooms niece, and William Behring,
the brides brother, attended the cou-
ple Mr.. and Mrs Doepke will reside
on a farm two miles east of Waterloo.
Mrs Edward H. Graeszel enter
tanned Wood camp, R. N. A, at her
home, Friday evening. She was as
sisted by Miss Emma Wetzel. Various
and unique contests were indulged in,
and Mines Graf, Strange and Burke
proved the champions. A feature of
the entertainment was the return of
the guests to their home in an auto,
after a luncheon had been enjoyed.
One Of the most pleasureable gath
erings of the present season was the
cinch party given by the knights of
Columbus, at their Second street hall
last Tuesday evening. The first prize,
a barrel of apples, was awarded to
Miss Ruth Duffy, and Henry Schaub
took the second prize, duck. Mrs.
A r. Meyer was awarded the conso-
been concluded, the floor was cleared
for dancing, and nearly all those pres
ent remained to enjoy this feature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Smith of Pip
ersville, entertained a goodly number
Of relatives and friends Thursday af-
ternoon in commemoration of their
wedding which was solemnized four
years previously. The celebration was
also held on Mrs Smiths birthday an
niversary. A luncheon was also en-
joyed by the following guests: Mr..
and Mrs Charles Zastrote, Concord !;
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin HollatZ and son,
Mr. and Mrs Ed Baukert and family,
Ixonia; Mr.. and Mrs Frank PlutZ, Mr..
md Mrs Jack Plautz, Mrs. Heide, Mrs.
Gust Wetzel and daughter Meta, Ocon-
omowoc; Mrs. Alex Ohm, Mrs. E. r.
Lewis, Mrs. Herman Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Smith and family, Pip
ersville.
Miss Florence Koenig was agree
ably surprised at her home in North
Fourth street, Thursday evening by a
number of young ladies who had re-
nembered that the day was her birth
anniversary. A dainty luncheon was
an appreciated feature of a merry
evening.
Mr.. Christ Bergmann, SOC North
Eighth street, has received word that
his niece, Miss LYDIA Stempel, was
married recently to Mr.. j. Will Crews
at Winston, N. G. Miss Stempel will
be pleasantly remembered in Water
town, where she formerly resided.
Mrs. Jaennette Rust, 206 Church
street. entertained at l o'clock
luncheon, Tuesday afternoon, the fol
lowing named friends from OcOnomo-
voc: Mines. George w. Olsen, d. E.
Hadley, w. G. Race, B. d. Blackmore,
W. H. Stephens and w. S. Mcdowell.
A ditchers' dance has been arranged
for Thanksgiving evening in Cleve-
land hall, Redwood The floor man
ayers are Paul Zweg, Lebanon; H. F.
Hole, Watertown; Otto Uehlng, Rich
wood. The Weber-Stube orchestra
will play.
Mrs. Albert Blaschke and daughter,
Miss Evelyn, of Watertown, and Mrs.
Wenzel BIaschke of Marshall, re
turned to their respective homes Mon
day, after weeks visit at the home of
Mrs August Lange.-Columbus Dem
ocrat.
Wednesday evening, twelve of the
girl classmates, seventh grade Web
ster school. surprised Miss Norma
Etschied at the home of her parents,
Seventh street, and the evening was
most delightfully."- spent by the little
hostess and her guests.
The Coterie was entertained, Friday
evening, by the Boys club of Pipers-
Vile, at their club house. Inez Lewis
and Clarence Luttmann were awarded
prizes in the guessing contest.
Miss Selma Moldenhauer enter
tanned the D. ]. C. club, Friday even
ing.
Marriage Licenses.
Arthur Kiesow and Lydia Flick, both
of Waterloo
Albert Rec, Libertyville, Ill, and
Fay Fisher, Jefferson.
Neutrality Meeting at Lebanon.
DR.. Hoermann of Northwestern col
| Iege, was the speaker at neutrality
meeting at Lebanon, Friday evening.
! Those from WatertoWn who attended
the meeting report that the enthusi-
aSm of the audience, which taxed the