Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-09-24
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North avenue.
Mrs. David Kneelaud has returned
from am extended visit at several
points in Michigan
Kiss Evelyn Smith left Tuesday to
resume her work at Smith College,
Northampton, Mass.
Frederick Pease is spending the
weel in Madison, working for the
Registraer of the u W.
Or. Chas A Payne returned the frs,
of the week. He has recently complet-
ed his summer chautauqua tour.
Mr.aud Mrs Lem Williamson Cnee
Meyer, Mu, coda. spent few DAYS at
the home of Air. and AIRS. j r. Beuoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Loveland left
Wednesday for the east, where tney
will spend month with relatives and
friends
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Eastlake. of
Portland, Ind, were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. c. e. Porter,
Fifth Avenne, part Of last week.
Mrs. ?. A. Kolb hadas guests the past
weekend her niece, Miss Eleanor
Schweizer, and Miss Marion Sanford.
both Of Ia Crosse, who left early this
week for Wellesley College
Ludngton School viii be open to
the people Of the District Friday even
ing At 7;3o o'clock. People Of the
District come aud get acquainted with
the teachers and with each other.
The Woman's League Of the eongre-
gational church are to give 10 cent
lsensington TO the ladies of the city
this Friday afternoon at 2:3O in the
church parlors. All ladies are cordially
invited.
Mrs. Geo G Luud, East Milwaul,ee
Avenne, win give "a card party and
isensington at her home Wedpesdar
afternoon. September %. for the bene-
Ill of s. Berrard's church. Al are
cordially invited.
Rudolph Tragara las sold his
residence, 29l Kenyon Avenue. 10.
+naie swset II MilHaukee. sho
viii take possession October j. Mr..
Sweet is a professor at the Normal
School in Milwaukee.
A birthday party was given in honor
of Miss Dorothy Rose last Tuesday
evening. Al present report a very
Pheasant time and Ma Roses cakes
were consumed in a very short time.
Music was furnished by piano.
nandolins aud banjos.
The boys and girls OF the Eenoch D
Underwood Memorial Baptist church
always look forward with anticipation
to the ten-lninute talks given by
different members of the church at
the Sunday School hour beginning at
GAS A. NJ Next sunday, September 26,
the subject viii be "A Mysterious
Satchel." All are welcome.
Miss Georgina Pares left on last
week Tuesday afternoon for an extend
ed trip. She goes with her uncle.
John Allen and his daughter Edna, of
Canada. They expect to take an
eighteen day ocean trip to Panama up
the Panama Canal to San Francisco
for the exposition, returning home via
the Canadian Rockies The trip will
h.,,,t fv.,o
The Parent-Teachers Association
will hold community gathering for
the public on Tuesday evening. Sept
ember 2s, at the high school gymnas
ium. The object of this association is |
''to study the welfare of the child in |
the home, the school aud the commun-
ity, and to create better mutual |
understanding between parents and
teachers, and secure their cooperation |
in all work for the interest of the
children" So many fine teachers are
with rs this year that it is desired
that all residents. not only the parents
meet and become acquainted with
them at this meeting.
Miss Ruth Gillett, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gillett, tliscity,
was married Saturday evening to
Harold MiIbsnk White of Chicago. at
the home on West Milwaukee Avenue.
Rev. Judson Ellsworth. Milwaukee,
assisted by Rev. Howell Davies of the
Congregational church. Wauwatosa,
officiated. It waaa lavendar and green
wedding. The bridal party was led
by the groomsmen Godfrey Irion,
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