Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-02-23

the Busy Bees on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Burt Phillips and little daugh-
ter Dorothy left last Saturday for a
visit at her home in North Freedom,
Wis.
Mrs ID. w. Hurlburt entertained a
few friends informally on Saturday
evening in honor of Mrs. Copeland's
birthday.
Mrs. William Van Uxem entertained
at Valentine luncheon. Wednesday
of last week.
Dr. and Mrs. w. ]. Mag have rent
ed fiat on Sixth Avenue, which they
will occupy shortly.
Mr.. +. C. Taylor of La Crosse, and
MIR. f. A. Taylor of Minneapolis are
visiting their mother Mrs c. Taylor,
West Main street.
The w. c. 7. u. will meet next
Wednesday at 2:45 P NJ. with Mrs
Abram Lefeber, 81 West Main Street.
All ladies are invited.
St. Demands Congregation held
very enjoyable card party at the Hotel
Iryington last evening This is the
last until after Lent.
We call attention of our readers to
the ad of Diedrich Bros in this weeks
issue. If you intend to get Ford car
you had better get busy.
The residence of Herman Miller on
Sixth Avenue, this city. was partly
destroyed by fire early on Monday
morning. The loss was close to $1,000,
A Washington Birthday Tea, to,
which all members and friends OF the
church, are invited. viii be held in the
parlors of the Baptist Church this Fri
day evening.
Mrs. George Schneck 256 North
Main Street, entertained at Valen-
tine party last Saturday, for her
daughter. Persis. Twelve little friends
were present
Aid. A. c. Hanson spent Wednesday
and Thursday at Madison as repre-
sentative OF Wauwatosa at a confer
ence of the Wisconsin League OF Mu-
inequalities.
At the meeting of the Woman's
Club. Thursday, March LIST, there will
be a lecture on Library by Mr. Nc
Lenegan. librarian of the Milwaukee
Public Library.
Have you made your donation of 10
! pennies to the building fund of the
Wauwatosa Woman's Club yet. II you
have not any of the members will be
glad to accept them.
VIM T. Whip. has announced him
self as candidate for alderman in
the Fourth Ward. City of Wauwatosa.
He has served the city faithfully dur
ing the past two years.
Several Wauwatosa LADIES' spent
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs l.. b
| Sperry. 361 61st Street. Mr.. and Mrs
SpeITy expect to leave soon for Chica-
go. necessitated by business transfer
A communication from the mayor
OF the city of Wauwatosa appears in
this weeks issue. He wishes to show
TO the taxpayer what the administra
ton has done during the past season
Mrs. l.. S. Pease spoke on Tuesday
afternoon before the Lathrop Union OF
the w. c. r. T.. at their meeting held
at the home of Mrs. Ellis, Milwaukee
The subject treated by Mrs. Pease was
''The News from Our New Dry Terri
tory"
Mrs. Henry Van Wagner and Mrs
w L. Notbohm gave a cinch on Tues
day afternoon at Mrs. Notbohm's resi-
dence, 572 Wauwatosa Avenue Thirty
ladies were present, and the proceeds
go to abe Evangelical Lutheran
Church of this city.
A new club, to be known as The
Home Economics Club of Wauwatosa"
was organized at the home of Mrs
Kershaw last Saturday. The present
membership is comprised of seventeen
of our Wauwatosa ladies, and they
plan to meet once in two weeks.
ne StCoHu u TIC SUITES VI iAiS,Li
School concerts was given at the High
School on Monday evening. The house
was filled by an appreciative audience.
The program was instructive as well
as entertaining, all participants giving
exceptionally pleasing and well rem
dered selections. The third and last
of the series will be given in May.
Chas Allison Payne and Elsie Tin
sitz were very happily married at
Brookfeld, Wis, last Monday Mr..
Payne is the son of the Rev. Chas. A,
Payne, Wauwatosa Avenue Miss Yin
sitz is the only daughter of Mr. Matt
Zinsitz of Brookield Both young peo-
Pile are well known and highly respect
ed. Mr. and Mrs. Payne will be at
! homo n fter tho fftaapfh pf newt month,