Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-04-30
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the possessor of u brand new Chevrolet
auto.
The Five Hundred Club met with
Mrs. IL. 5. Temple, Kavanaugh Place.
last Saturday evening.
The Parent-Teachers Association
met in the Aetna Park school house
last Tuesday evening,
MIR. and Mrs. II. S. PAUL. and Mrs.
Minard Tullgren have returned from
visit with relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. c. f. Clark, Wauwatosa Avenue,
entertained for the public school teach
ers last Thursday evening.
Mrs. w. b. Potter, Warren Avenue,
entertained the literature section ofthe
Woman's Club last Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Balantine and daughter, Edith,
OF blooming ton, Wis, we're guests of
MIR. and Mrs. d. W. Hulburt last Mon
day
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Wheeler enter
tanned fourteen Milwaukee friends at
an ancestral dlnuer on Wednesday
evening
Mr.. IEolsinger spoke before the
Twentieth Century Topic Club last
Monday. Music was furnished by Mrs.
Drehaus and Mrs Keine.
The birthday luncheon Club meets
with Mrs L. c. Wheeler this Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Frank Keats of ocon-
omowoc. was in attendance.
Mrs. IL. N. Andrew and daughter,
Florence, who have been spending the
winter here, returned To their home
in Ludington, Mich, last Tuesday.
The Peerless Orchestra, Il local
quartetie, furnished the music at the
dancing party given by the Beverly
Club at their club house on Grand
Avenue, Milwaukee,.
Miss Mary Pease closes the last Of
this SIX weeks conse ii caoising and
dressmal<ing At the School of AgiScu-
ture this week Saturday. The county
teachers have been the pupils.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church, will meet with Miss
Ella Kneeland, sG7 Second Avenue.
Tuesday afternoon, May 4, at $40 p
NJ A good attendance is requested.
Mr. Frank Phillips and family, Wan
watosa Avenue, returned ON Tuesday
to their former home at Portage Mr.
Phillips has accepted a position as en-
gineer in the water works of that
place.
Rev. Chas. A. Payne left Saturday
morning on western lecture trip
During his absence DR. Payne will
visit the Papama Exposition and then
tour Mexico as far as the authorities
permit.
The following are the newly elected
officers of the Parent Teachers
Association: President, II. r. Robin
son; vice-president, E A. Belda; secre-
tary, Mrs George NJ. Maxson: treasur-
er, l.. c. Urban.
The annual oratorical contest took
place at the High School last Friday
evening. The speakers we're Willis
Tyler, Arthur Mccullough Perry Du
Mey, Irving Wade, Glenway Nethercut,
Margery Schmitz, Mary Swan and
Helen Waugh. The District Oratori-
cal contest will take place this FRIDAY
evening, at the High School.
the Jap Girl an operetta. given
by young women belonging to the
Recreation league, a branch of the Y.
w. C. A., at the Little Theater, Mil
waukee, this week. was coached and
staged by DIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Mulvey
of this city. III who have seen the
play speak very highly of the Mulvey's
work in making it such success.
Frank Arthur Gushing Smith. this
city, is in tile competition for fellow
ship in landscape architecture i'm the
American Academy at Rome, Italy.
lie studied landscape architecture at
Cornell ani later received degree in
this work at Harvard. The fellowship
carries with it 81, 900 year for three
years and study in Rome half the time
and the remainder to be spent int ravel
with all expenses paid.
The funeral of Miss Mary Wales was
held from the home of Edward Garvens
last Tuesday afternoon, Rev Davis Of
the Congregational Church officiating
NJ IS Wales was born in Broolsfied,
and had practically lived in Wauwa-
tosa all her life. The deceased was G7
10y a large circle of friends in aud