The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-12-14
MILWAUKEE SOCIETY.

MILWAUKEE SOCIETY.
Mr.. Phil. FINLEY, Mrs. ]. Smith,
Mrs. NJ. j. Brantford, Mrs. C. H.
Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth and Miss Lu-
ellie Jackson were guests at surprise
Birthday Dinner given Mrs. Blanche
WalkerAlexander, by her husband,
Mr.. John Alexander The affair took
place in the coy little home of Mrs
Stith, All Cherry St., last Saturday
noon. The beautiful, delicious birth
day cake, built by Mrs Stith, was dec
GRATED with sixteen pink candles to
form a question mark. Mrs. Alexan-
der was so completely surprised she
could hardly suppress her emotions.
Mr.. Buford Smith is here from
Cape Girardeau, Mo-, visiting his
brother F. H. Smith indefinitely. Mrs.
Smith expects her brother and two
sisters to visit her from Evanston
during the holidays.
Mrs. B. MCGOWAN and Miss Ludel
Monroe, formerly Mrs. Cyrus Miller.
entertained a number of friends at a
birthday party at the home of Mrs
}. Washington, GO Juneau st. The
home was beautifully decorated and
everyone present enjoyed the delecti1H
BILE repast which was served. Cards
and dancing We're features of amuse-
ment.
Miss |. Monroe is planning to visit
her sister Mrs. f. Rhineheart of Ten
strike, Mimi, during the holidays.
She will also visit friends in St. Paul
and Minneapolis while enroute home.
Miss Fora Hartwig is now living
ohme with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Barnett, ITO Prairie St, as they
have larger quarters in their new
domicile.
Mr. James Robinson. Metropolis,
H.. is wintering here with his daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Emma Love and Mrs. Ora
Warren at the palatial home of the
latter, 722 Winnebago St.
Mr.. Jim Gooden. GAINESVILLE is now
employed at the Solvay Coke Plant
here. and plans to have his family
join him at an early date.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Ward and sister
Miss X. Fern Reeves are domiciled
at I-O6 Prairie street
Mr. VIM. Crutcher has returned
from another successful hunt in
Northern Wisconsin. He bagged the
largest deer killed this season. It
weighed 125 pounds when dressed
Seventy-fye ducks and a quantity Of
rabbits and squirrels were also among
the trophies
Mrs. FORA Bell. Bloomington. Ill.,.
was a guest Of Mrs. Myrtle Simmons
Koplin. 922 Winnebago St. for the
past ten days Many acquaintance
enjoyed the young lady's society while
here.
Mrs. F. Stevenson, 462 ST..
plans to visit her mother and other
relatives and friends in st Louis. Mo,
during the holidays.
Mr. w. Graham, expects to attend
the wedding of his sister Christmas
Day at his home town.
Mr.. Morrill, Johnson, now Of Chi
cago. was a most welcome visitor here
Thanksgiving Day. lie was looking
fine and enjoyed the day immensely.
Mr.. Q. Eaton. 465-5th St. has
charge OF work shift for the West
ern Foundation Co. He is consider
ing opening 4 moving picture house
at Philadelphia, his home town. sv.ie
time next summer.
Miss Emma Payney. formerly a
correspondent for the Blade in Fond
du Lac, received the right hand Of
fellowship into st. Mark A. NJ. f..
chul h here Sunday before last. Mrs
Grundy vas also admitted at the same
time.
Miss Nellie Smith entertained the
Amanda Woods Club last Thursday.
Miss Luella Brady has been Of
fered lifetime position with the
Albert Heath Delcatessen Co She