The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-01-10
Social Doings

to Watertown
A kitchen shower was rendered Miss
Minna Lemke Saturday evening by her
sister, Mrs Frank Kube. Light re-
freshments were served.
Mrs Fed 4. Green was hostess at
bridge" party given in her home, 4O8
North Washington street Friday after
noon. Light refreshments were
served.
William Hammel was host at a
gathering OF friends III his home Sat
uTday evening in honor Of his 69th
birthday. Tempting refreshments were
enjoyed
The Clover club of the congrega-
tional church was entertained this
afternoon by Mrs. A. C. Babson and
Mrs. n. c. Daniel at the formers home
412 Second street
I A masquerade ball will be given by
the City band at the Turner on Sat
urday evening, February g. A big
prize list Of cash and merchandise
! will be offered the participants
Mr.. Herbert L. Wray, superintend-
ent OF the Monach Tractor Co., was
rendered a surprise at the new Belvi-
dere hotel Monday evening Cards and
dancing and tempting luncheon were
pleasing features of the evenings en-
tertainment
Mrs. August Krueger entertained a
number OF ladies Friday evening at
/ her home in Fourth street. The eve
ming was spent in playing progressive
cinch Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
H. c. Block, Mrs. August Ladwig, and
Mrs. August Schoppe. A dainty lunch
con was served.
Miss Ella Timm and Mr.. Hugo Ko-
shelnick were united in wedlock at St
Marks Lutheran church by the Rev
Julius Klingmann The Misses Flora
Wendorf and Julia Hoeffner and
Messrs. Arthur Timm and William
Timm attended them They will re-
side in North Montgomery street
Mrs. Charles Norton of New Lisbon.
a niece Of Mrs. 0. L. Forkenbridge of
! Watertown was united in wedlock to
Mr.. Ernest Barrett of La Crosse The
| Coapman, former mayor of New Lis
bon and well known to Watertown
! people. They will reside at Sparta.
Miss Florence Mary Hanson, of Ell
gin, H., for the past two years teacher
in domestic science in the Watertown
high school and Mr.. Vincent Fletcher
Lewis were married at Elgin, Ill,
on Thursday. They will reside in Ell
gin where Mr.. Lewis is employed in
| a drug store.
| Miss Meta Gerth was hostess at a
! birthday party given Friday evening
at her home in Division street A
! tempting luncheon with cards and
games were features of the evening
Present were Misses Marie Zickert,
| MOldenhauer, Esther Creuz, Edna
Blaesius, Isabel Hertel, Esther Yake
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Doerr entertain
| ed a number of friends at their home
/ in Jefferson street, Thursday evening
! in honor of the birthday anniversary
! Of Mrs. Doerr's brother, Lawrence
| Pimpl. The evening was spent play
| ing games, singing and dancing, music
being furnished by the Reception or
chestra Of five pieces. At midnight a
dainty luncheon was served by the
| hostess and when the guests departed
at a late hour they all reported a good
time and wished Mr. Pimpl many
more happy returns. Those present
were Misses Ella Semrich, Rose Form
crook, Ida GOeldner, Elsie Behl, Mil
Waukee, Clara and Francis Boyer,
| Madison; Messers. Oscar ZiIisch, Wal
ter Kuester, Ernst Leschinger, Clar-
ence Peters and Lawrence Pimpl
At the melting of the Euterpe club
| Saturday the members were honored
with number of vocal selections by
| Mr.. Edward ]. Brandt and a reading
| by the Rev. n c. Daniel, who substi-
tuted for Mrs Daniell Following is
| the program:
INDIAN MUSIC.
From an Indian Mcdowell
Mrs. Elizabeth Green
] characteristics of Hindu Music
Rev. n Carter Daniel
(Based on research rs to the origin
Of music and on an opportunity dur
ing seven years residence in India
to become familiar with the subject
of Hindu music. The songs given be-
low are based on this music in ideal
lied form.)
In the Village Granville Bantock
Indian Love Lyrics
--Amy Woodforde- -Finden
/ (a) The Temple Bells
(b) Less Than the Dust
/ (c) Kashmiri Song
] Id Till I Wake
fOnly a Rose--Amy WoOdforde-Finde
Golden Eyes--Amy Woodforde-Finde
Stars of the Desert
--Amy Woodforde-Finden
(aA Sta re of the Desert