Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-02-04
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Mrs. Schumann Of Lacrosse is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. p. A. Kolb.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ros-
zoe Godfrey died last Saturday. Jan.29
Miss Katherine Wheeler entertained
a few friends informally last Saturday
evening.
Qnite number Of our people heard
President Wilson ut the Auditorium
last Monday.
The Philathea Class viii meet with
Mrs. j, r Benoy, All Wauwatosa Ave.
on Thursday, February 10th.
The young people of the Baptist
Church enjoyed pleasant social at
the church last Monday evening,
Mr.. T. NJ. Hammond spent last Mon
day in Madison on University work.
His term expires with this meeting.
Mr.. Brandt and family on Monday
moved from Miss Meyers flat on
Wauwatosa Avenue to State Street.
Miss Alice Underwood entertained
several friends ON last Saturday after
noon for her cousin, Miss Helen Gray.
The Wauwatosa Highly Club had
banquet at the High school ON Tues
day evening. Or, Van de Erve giving
the address.
/ Mrs. Elmer Pilgrim reports that she
had seen robin in her front yard last
Thursday, Jan % He is apt TO get
his feet froze.
Mrs. W. A, Lauson, state president
lof the W. c. 7. e., is the guest of Mrs.
L. s. Pease expecting to remain till
next Monday morning
We call attention Of our readers to
the ad in other column OF A Great
Man coming at the Underwood Mem
orial Baptist Church,
/ Mrs Earl Bridge of San Antonio
Texas, formerly Il residtnt Of Wanwa-
tosa, spent Wednesday last, the guest
Of Mrs Clarke Mum. st Charles st.
Hrs. T. $. Gray and daughter Helen
left on Monday evening for Min
neapois. after spending several days
with Mrs. w. j Underwood and family
Miss Florence Moore returned home
the first Of the week from Durham, N.
G. She will remain for some time.
/ Mr. II. L. Moore is gaining his health
back slowly but surely.
Mrs. VIM II Moore very quietly celt-
brated her 18th birthday last Satur-
day. Friends will be glad to know
that Mrs. Moore is improving slowly
after her long illness.
A resolution for the second tin e
within the last two years was adopted
at the meeting of the county board on
i Tuesday to purchase the kneeland site
as location for the new courthouse.
! Mr.. and Mrs. II. P Robinson spent
the past week end at Cincinnati. Ohio.
Mr.. Robnson's father has Just com
! pleted a large addition to the hospital
there and the dedication was held ON
that occasion.
! The Civic Committee of the Wauwa-
! tosa Women's Club have completed ar
rangemeuts with Prof Il b. Smith to
/ give his illustrated lecture on TREAT
err Wauwatosa,' Friday evening, Feb,
4th at the Cong, Church. THIS lecture
+ will be free and the public is cordially
invited t. attend
A regular meeting of the Waowatosa
Womans Club will be held Thursday,
/ Feb 3rd, 2:30 p. m, at the Club Room.
/ The program viii consist of Il debate,
! Resolved that man is hindered by
an intellectual wife," The ladies de-
batting the above question are Mrs. p
7. Cobabe and Mrs. II. A. Sanders.
/ A Mid-Winter Carnival win be given
4 by the Girls Friendly Society of Trim
ity Church on the evening of Feb. 18th
4 in the Guild Hall. An unusual num-
/ Der of attractive features have been
secured and general good time will
4 be INDUCED in--Dancing will begin
after 10 o'clock. Keep the date open.
Remember the w c. T. u. conven-
ton Mt the NJ. f. Church today. Meet
/ ings commence at 20 a. IN. aud last
through the evening. The Wanwatosa
laSies viii serve coffee and one hot
dish at noon Next Sunday evening
at 1880 there will be Il union meeting.
Mrs. w. A. Lawson, state president,
will speak on Good Citizenship"
The State Federation of Woman's
Clubs held council meeting at the
Hotel Wisconsin on Tuesday last, at
which reports were given by the var
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