The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-01-25
Social DOings

bride was attended by Miss Iren,
Blair, while the grooms attendant wa.
Jack Cole Of Aurora. Ill.
A reception and wedding breakfas
was rendered the bridal couple at the
brides home, 500 Clyman street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Blair have left the city
on short wedding tour.
The subject at the Saturday clul
this afternoon will be Recent Trou
BILE with Japan" and "The Future Of
China o.
The Junior prom. at the Masonic
Temple, Friday evening, was one o.
the enjoyable social affairs of the sea
son. The hall was most lastly deco
rated, and those having in charge thai
| feature of the arrangements are to be
congratulated on their good taste.
The guests were the members of the
class, the faculty of the high schoo
and the board of school commission.
ers
A short musical program preceded
the dance, Prof. r. A BueI, Alvin
Stalmann and Reuben Spangenberg
furnishing the instrumental music
while the class quartet, composed OF
Misses Ruby King and Anna Hollen-
beck, and Messrs. Reuben Spangen-
berg and Elmer Kehr rendered vocal
selections o.
The Glove club will be entertained
tomorrow ternoon in the church, the
hosts being Mines. Denninger and
Goeldner
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Flint announce
that on February Is their daughter
Miss Christina, will be married to Mr..
Friebert Menge.
One of tie most pleasant sleighride
parties Of the present winter season
was the one enjoyed by the clerks of
Fischer's store last Tuesday evening,
when they went to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John ellis, in the Milford
road. Mr.. and Mrs. ellis provided an
exceptionally fine luncheon for the
merrymakers.
One of the social functions in honor
Of Miss Amalia Rohr, who will soon
be married to Gustav Meissner of
OcOnOmowoc, was the surprise tend
cred the bride-tobe at the Bursinger
House. 1t was in the nature of a fare
well party 20 the bride The decora-
lions were elaborate and lastly ar
ranged, and covers were laid for nine
at one table. The dinner, which was
of seven courses, was attended by
Mines. Charles Robins, Clara Schie-
bel, Charles KILLER, Charles Frey. Ferd
Hartwig nix Wegemann; Misses
Amalia Rohr and Elsie Noack, and
Mrs. Henry Martens of Milwaukee.
A social event of the present winter
season Of especial pleasure to those
who were guests of Mr. and Mrs, C. A.
Gamm, North Washington street, was
the gathering at their home, Friday
evening, they having as guests the
senior class of Northwestern college,
of which their son, Irwin is a member
The entertainment provided was in
strumental and vocal music, some of
the guests taking their musical in
struments to the party A o'clock
dinner was served, the color scheme
in the dining room being the class
colors, pul pie and white, while the
guest rooms were decorated in black
and red, the college colors Members
of the class who were invited to par
take of their hosts hospitality were
P. Eickmann, P Froehlke, H. Brandt
w. Fullbrigge, E. Hahn, W. HUH, l.
w. Sprengle2, R. Volmers, A. Western
dorf, W. Zank and Miss G. Schlueter.
Misses Frieda Eickmann and Martha
Gamm, goods at the college, assisted
in the serving.
Mr.. Elmer West, son of Mr. and Mrs
Valentine West, PIP Ninth street, this
city, and Miss Ella Dorm, daughter of
WI cii-u 1AuSuot Dol IL VI I1clCl-
vile, we're married, Wednesday after
noon at the Helenville Lutheran
church, Rev. F. G. Frederick pro-
nouncing the words which joined the
young couple as husband and wife
The grooms attendants were Messrs
Albert Dorm and Walter Bergdahl,
while the bride was attended by by
her sister, Miss Elizabeth Dorm, as
maid of honor, and Miss Clara Berg
dahl as bridesmaid. Following the
wedding ceremony the wedding party
went to the home of Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Fink, town of Sullivan, where a
reception was rendered and a wedding
dinner was served.
Among the Watertown guests who
attended the ceremony and reception
were Misses Frances Bergdahl and
Elma Riebe
Mr. and Mrs West will establish a
home in Watertown.
Insurance Men Meet.