The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-02-29
Social DOings

a party OF young people at her home
in route 6, last Wednesday evening
The occasion was to be sleighride
party, but owing to the lack of snow
it was necessary for them to make
the trip by wagon. The evening was
a most enjoyable one although there
were many expressions of regret when
it was discovered that a part Of the
lunch had been lost, as all were pre-
pared to do it justice. Miss Edith
! Geotch chaperoned the party. The
| following were present: Marion DaW,
Leanore Salick, Helen Hertel, Lucille
King, Viola Hildermann, Edna Blae-
sius, Edna Coppline, Ruth Manchot,
Mary Burns, Esther Eiff1er, Anna
Butler, Florence Broom, Florence
Cohn, Rosella McHugh, Catherine
Williams, Mamie Burns, Clara Taffey.
Messrs. Earl Archie, Harold Achten-
hagen, Kenneth Archie, John Hallet,
M. Kaminske, Vernon Mccarthy, Les
lie Parker, Alvin Wegemann, Arnold
Winkler, Floyd Kerr, Elmer Borchardt,
Russell Weyher, Tom Brooks.
| DR.. and Mrs. A. f. LOngeway, Great
| Falls, Mont, announce the marriage
| OF their daughter, Josephine, to Rob-
| ert j. Stallman, on the 10th of Febru-
ary. Mr.. Stallman is nephew Of
Louis and Adolph Stallman and Mrs
| O. Fischer of this city, and has visited
| his relatives in this city on several oc-
| casions. He is manager for the Wells
Dickey Co., bonding concern Of Min
neapolis. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Burke, 800 North
Warren street, entertained in honor
Of Miss Lottie Wells at towel shower
Saturday evening. Mrs. Burke was
assisted by her sister, Miss Retta Nc
Chesney. Miss Wells will be married
to Roy Bishop, March IL. Miss Wells
will be the guest of honor at a shower
to be given at the home Mrs. Roy
Williams at Wales, Tuesday evening
Mrs. Justin Wallace was awarded a
| twelve-pound ham, Charles Kiefer a
crate of peas, William Schaefer a
sack of flour, and Miss Anna Kiefer a
gallon of honey at the card party
given by the Catholic Order of Fores-
ters in Knights of Columbus hall last
Thursday evening.
The Woman's Relief Corps gave a
card party at Eagles hall Friday
evening, which was one the pleasant
social gatherings of the past week.
Prizes were awarded Mrs. Ernst Pc
ters and Mrs. Harry Stube, while the
consolation was carried away by Mrs.
Edward Lemke.
Mrs. Ernst Hoeffner was host to
party of friends Wednesday afternoon,
the occasion being her birth anniver-
sary. A o'clock dinner was a part
OF the entertainment she provided for
her guests. Red and white were the
decorations employed
Miss Josephine Manning pleasantly
entertained in honor of the young
ladies of the Model laundry, Thursday
evening, at the Home bakery A de-
licious luncheon was served and an
enjoyable evening was passed by those
who attended
The Sanctuary society of ST. Bern
ards church gave one Of their enjoya-
BILE card parties in the church hall
hall, Friday evening Prizes were
rHnH RI Mrc
John Buckley and Miss Ellen Byrne.
The Knights of Columbus gave an
other of their pleasant and enjoyable
dancing parties in their hall Friday
evening. A luncheon which was pre-
pared by the knights was one of the
features of the entertainment.
Mrs. Henry Gorder entertained a
number Of her lady friends at cards
at her College avenue home Thursday
afternoon. The hostess served a lun-
cheon to the guests.
pleasant catering during the past
week was a supper given by Mrs. O. F.
Kuhlow, Thursday evening, in honor
of the Ladies' Bowling club.
Beau Brummel' will be subject of
the reading before the Saturday club
at its meeting this afternoon
Mrs. R. M. Hahn entertained eight of
her lady friends Thursday at a card
party. A luncheon was served
| Mrs. Edward Wieman was hostess
| to bridge party, Thursday afternoon.
Masonic Temple Association Meeting.
At a meeting of the Masonic Temnle