The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-01-24
Social DOings
The s. L. D. club was entertained
by Miss Doris Miller Thursday evening

Miss Esther Rogler was hostess at a
party given Thursday evening at her
home in Main street.
/ Miss Irene Schatz entertained
tai day at her home in Fourth street
| Mrs. Ira Strap, route /, entertained
the sophomore class of the high school
after a sleighride on Thursday evening
| Miss Fannie Stroebel, entertained
the Congregational church missionary
society at her home, Cos Second street
Monday afternoon.
The pupils Of ST. Bernards school
will give an entertainment in the
school hall Thursday evening, assist
| ed by other talent.
Mrs. August Tanck will entertain a
number of ladies at her home in Elm
street this afternoon. A six o'clock
| dinner will be served.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Strauss enter
| tanned one evening last week at their
home in route 5 in honor of the latter's
birthday. Cards and social chat
whiled away the hours.
| The Beavers initiated a class of
new members at their meeting Thurs
day evening. The officers and degree
team helped in the institution of a new
colony in Oconomowoc Monday even
ing
Mrs. Charles Faust will entertain
the Royal Neighbors at her home in
Fifth street this evening the occasion
being farewell party as Mr.. and Mrs.
Faust leave soon for New York city
where they will reside.
The home of William Dietzel, town
clerk for years of the town of Water
town was the scene of merry gather
ing one evening last week in honor of
his natal day. A tempting luncheon
followed a delightful evening at cards
and social chat.
| The volunteer firemen will extend a
good time to all who attend the mas
querade ball to be given next Saturday
evening at Turner Opera house. A
large list of cash and merchandise
prizes have been offered
| A pleasant evening was spent at the
country home of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Platz route Friday evening, where a
number of friends called 70 offer con-
CALCULATIONS on the occasion of the
hosts natal day. Refreshments were
served at midnight after a most en-
joyable evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fuller were sur
prised by number of friends Thurs
day evening in their home and a de-
| lightful time resulted for all. The
proposed sleighride party was met
amOrphOsed into a most delightful
house party with all the accompani-
ments
which was participated in by the local
Elks at their new lodge rooms Satur-
day evening proved the hospitality and
good cheer presented at their func-
| tons. The Lyric glee club quartette
of Milwaukee was on the program for
generous and we'll appreciated num-
| bers.
The Young Mems club of st. Paul's
church will give recital next Thurs
| day evening at ST. Henry's church hall
Mr. William Wegener a Wagnerian
tenor will sing selections from Wag-
ner, Schumann and other composers
of opera. Mrs. William Sproesser will
accompany Mr.. Wegener on the piano
and will render several piano selec-
lions.
A joint installation of officers of
Wood Camp No. 3137 Royal Neighbors
of America and Log Camp No. 401
Modern Woodmen of America was held
in the Eagles hall Friday evening fol-
lowed by a social hour during which
refreshments were served. Mrs Nellie
| Byrnes was installing officer for the
| ladies and was assisted by Mrs. Mary
i Williams as ceremonial marshal The
installing officer for the Woodmen was
Mr.. Keller of La Crosse assisted by
Mr.. WetZel of Sheboygan.
! A school club to be known as the
| Watertown High School Music and
Dramatic club has been organized
with twenty-five charter members and
with members of the faculty as asso-
ciate members At their first meet.
| ing Wednesday the following program
was rendered:
| Piano
Rose Fitzgerald
Alvin Stallmann
Piano solo
Anna Hollenbeck.
Selection, high school trio---
Ruby King, Alvin Stallmann, Rueben
Spangenberg
Rueben Spangenberg