The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-02-15


Leonard Broennimann, Of New York
city, and Miss Jessie KiibOugh. The
marriage was celebrated Saturday
and was a most brilliant social event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broennimann left ini-
mediately after the ceremony Oh a
wedding trip which will extend into
June.
The Watertown ladies viii return
to their homes in this city next Sat
urday
Miss Lucille Liebermann, who is
home from the University of Wiscon-
sin, entertained at her home in North
Church street, Friday evening, in
honor of Miss Vera Wunderlich of
Milwaukee-Downer college, who was
spending the weekend at the home of
her hostess A most enjoyable even
ing was spent at cards, after which all
partook Of an exquisite luncheon.
Those present were Misses Catherine
Blair and Ellen Schmutzler, and
Messrs. e. Grady, William Grams, J..
HuRn6S ana 1Ou w Ill1dIuS.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil
were entertained Sunday evening in
honor of Mr.. Schumann's birth ami
versary. The evening was spent at
progressive cinch, the prizes being
awarded to Miss Ada DriebuS, and
Herman Radloff of Redwood. The
consolation was awarded to William
Schumann. Luncheon was served
Mrs. Louise Ungers entertained in
honor Of her guest, Mrs. John Bardon
of Superior, Saturday evening. The
guests were Mines. Emil Stoppenbach,
George Grimm, Robert Kirkland, JOS
eph Cannon, George Smith and George
Kispert of Jefferson; Mrs. John Per-
kins OF Chicago; Misses Tillie Grimm
and Nellie Barr Of Jefferson.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Schroeder, route 4, was the scene of
merry gathering Friday evening, the
occasion being the celebration of the
birth anniversary of Mrs. Schroeder.
Cards and music were indulged in by
the guests. A sumptuous luncheon
was provided by the hostess.
The Young Mems class of the Con-
gregatiOnal church enjoyed a sleigh
ride party Thursday evening, but be-
fore returning to their homes, they
called on Carl Keck, their visit being
in the nature of surprise to Mr..
Keck. An oyster supper was provided
by Mrs. Keck, to which the young
men did justice.
Miss Emma Hoge was the hostess to
number of her friends in North
Fourth street, Thursday evening, the
occasion being her birth anniversary.
A delicious luncheon was served by
jOyed by the guests.
A social given by the Junior Sodal-
ity of ST. Bernard's church, Friday
evening, was one of the enjoyable
events of the week. Prizes in the cinch
games were awarded to Mrs L. Regan,
Mrs. James Spear, Hubert Kreuzin-
ger and Frank Pitterle.
Among the guests at the home of
DR.. w. W. Reed of Jefferson when that
gentleman celebrated the ninety-first
anniversary of his birth, one day last
week, were Mrs. Louise Ungers Of this
city and her guest, Mrs. John Bardon
of Superior
Mr. and Mrs E. L. Schempf had as
guest a few days last week Miss
Cora Johnson of Rockford, Ill. Miss
Johnson recently returned from Rus
sia, where she served with the Amer
lean Red Cross. She returned to her
Rockford home, Thursday.
F. w. Pfeiffer, superintendent of the
Beals & Torrey shoe factory, treated
ment to a sleighing party Friday even
ing After a trip about the city the
party was treated to a delicious
supper -
The S. L. D. NJ club surprised Miss
Doris Miller at her home in Emerald
street. Thursday evening. Cards and
other games helped to while away the
time, to say nothing of the luncheon
which was enjoyed by those present
One of the enjoyable gatherings of
the past week was the leap year party
given for Miss Ella Seibel, route 6,
Thursday evening. A luncheon was
served at midnight. About forty en-
joyed the hospitality of the host.
At the meeting of the Saturday club
this afternoon the subjects will be
"The Drama League of America" by
Miss Ella Wilder; "a Thousand Years
Ago." by Mrs. Louise Ungers; EN-
bers," by Miss Jennie Needham.
Mrs William Kohls of College ave-
nue., entertained a number of her lady
friends at cards Thursday afternoon
A o'clock dinner was served.
Miss Ruth Bethke celebrated her
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