Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-03-31
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We call attention of our readers to
the ad in another column of Geo. C.
! Dreher.
Mrs. ellison Glazier is spending a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs A. f. Kellogg.
Miss EIouise Taylor entertained
few friends at cards last Saturday
afternoon, March 25.
Mr.. and Mrs Orlaf Anderson, Oslo.
5th Ave, have rented the Underwood
bungalo ON Watson Avenue.
Mrs. Marion Buckingham, of Luding-
ton. Mich, has been guest of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. C. Wheeler during the
week.
Mr.. Ross and Carl Rogers, of Lyle,
! ILL.,, spent the the week end with their
grand parents, MIR. and Mrs j. H..
Cushing.
Mrs William Fisher and son spent
few days of last week inChicago, the
guest of her brother Leonard Sairs
and family.
Gen. Geo. Kimbalt, st. Edmonton,
British Columbia, spent tile early
part of last week with his neice Mrs
e. c. Sullivan.
Mrs. Louie Rogers, East Milwaukee
Ave, entertained number of her
friends at "a bridge party last week
Monday, in honor of her e. birthday
Mrs. Rogers aud daughter, of War
rem, Ohio, who were guests at the
| Rogers. Nethercut wedding last week
returned to their home on Wednesday.
Grove, was found Tuesday night in
the Menomonee river west of this city.
! lie had been missing since Sunday last.
! The shut door of the Ark and it's
specific and remarkable meaning will
prove an interesting theme for the
! Happy Talk next Sunday ut the Bapt-
ist Sunday School.
Mrs. Eta Douglas, of Genoa J unc-
! ton, Wis. is the guest of relatives
here, with Mr. and Mrs. WIN. II. Moore,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Moore, MIR. and
Mrs. Otto A. Zillmer and others.
Miss GLADYS Lefeber is home from
Stout Institute Menomonee, Wis, for
Il short time visiting with her parents
she entertained for number of girl
friends at her home Tuesday evening
Mr.. Claude Cairncross and family
have moved into the house on Fifth
Ave-, occupied by MIR. ard Mrs james
BIodgett. Mr.. and Mrs. James Blod
gett leave this week for AIanIiato,
Mimi, where they viii make their
/ future home.
The poorest policy and the worst
economy is to keep the children ont
of school. Every day lost has it's
manifold effort; the knowledge gained
on that day is missed, the pupil is
thrown behind. becomes discouraged.
has Il bad effect on the class and the
very llflDiL - ~ NC tlNOiNGu.
The Wauwatosa Womans Club will
meet Tuesday, April q, in their club
rooms in the Public Library building
The program will consist of music:
IL paper, California Missions" by MISS
Helen Stickney; and an address by
Mrs AIDA IIowie. Two delegates
will be elected to the biennial which
is to be held in New York City the
week of May %.
The children's missionary societies
of the Congregational Church will meet
next week as follows: The 18th and
5th grade girls Society, Monday at
3;15 at the home of Lois Palmer; the
4th, 5th and 9th grade girls Society,
| Monday at 3l5 at the home of Marie
Cavanaugh; the 9th, 18th and 6th
Crusaders, Tuesday at ala at the
/ home of Mrs. Kuenzli.
The marriage of Ruth Bell Nethercut
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William Il.
/ Nethercut, and Dr. Rupert Reed Rogers
was Solemnized at the home of the
/ brides parents, 10 Warren avenue,
this city, on Friday, in the presence of
relatives and few intimate friends,
/ Rev. H. ID. Davies officiating DR.. Rogers
! is a graduate of Columbia Medical
school and is practicing in Warren, O.,
where the young couple will reside.
Mrs. Walter II. Wright was re-elect-
/ d president of the Twentieth Century
Topic club Monday. Other officers
are: Mrs. Alice Coursen, vice-president;
! Mrs. Mark Taylor, recording secretary;
! Miss Elizabeth Morehouse. correspond