The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-07
Social DOings

tfrs John TiieJ teItainsd MoD-
daJ Ii honor o. her b1r1hdsJ
Mrs. Joseph Zabler entertained
Monday evening at her hone in Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelm, Rich
wood entertained friends Sunday eve
ming in honor of Mrs. Kelm's birth
day.
Mrs. Henry Kruger, entertained
the Needlecraft club at her home In
Cole street this afternoon. A six
o'clock dinner was served.
Mr. and Mrs George Kunert well
coined a surprise party at their home
in College street Sunday evening ard
all participated in a good time.
A number of friends gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Kruger in Seventh street Sunday to
offer congratulations on the occasion
Of the birthday of Mrs. Kruger.
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Mesdames w O. Perry, E. R. Pears
all and T. G. Roberts entertained at
the monthly meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the NJ. E. church on
Thursday afternoon.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Saturday at the home of Mrs. E. R.
Reese, Ixonia for her daughter Miss
Laura who will be united in marriage
to-day to Mr. John Evans of the same
town.
Miss Ida Goeldner entertained
friends at her home in Fourth street
Monday evening in honor of her birth
day. A tempting luncheon followed
by social chat Whiled away the even
ing hours. The hostess was kindly
remembered with many tokens appro-
pirate to the occasion
Mr. Richard Bornschein, son of Mr.
and Mrs Anton Bornschein of Water
town and Miss Mary Kexel of Jeffer-
son were married in the latter city
The groom in company with his
brother has been operating the River
side farm near Jefferson but will To-
cate in a different section
Mr.. ]. r. Whitman and bride arrived
in WATERFOWL on Saturday and are
dOmiciled at 413 Fourth street Mr.
Whitman is manager of the Golden
Rule store and has been absent from
WatertOWn about two months attend
ing to business matters connected with
the firm. He was married to Miss
Sadie Chapman at American Fort, Utah
on February 81
Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey was pleasant
ly remembered on her ninety-third
birthday when the young ladies class
Of the M. E. church Sunday school
with their teacher Mrs. W. S. Williams
and the pastor Rev. L. Knutzen and
wife, called at the family home, AIS
North Warren street one day last week
and rendered program of vocal Sc
lections greatly appreciated by Mrs.
Bailey, who is the oldest member of
the M. E. church in Watertown, her
membership dating back to 1859. Mrs.
Bailey for many years resided on a
farm four miles south of WATERFOWL
and enjoys the acquaintance of host
Of people. Despite her years her fac
Ulties are acute and when she deals in
"reminiscences of days of long ago she
is listened to with keen attention. The
singing party closed with the serv-
ing of tempting luncheon.
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The Euterpe club program rendered
Saturday contained the following
numbers:
Music of the Sea-Mrs. Frank E.
Woodland
Prologue, The Secret Of the Sea-
--------------Mrs. E. J. Herman
Sea-Pieces, OPP. Mcdowell
(a) To the Sea -----.-.
OBJ From g Wandering Iceberg
Co A. D. 1920 --------------------
Cd Starlight -----------------
Mrs. William Sproesser
Sabbath Morning at Sea- lgar
Where Corals Lie - Elear
The Swimmer " Flgar
Mrs. Bertha Fed
Sea Pieces, OPP. Mcdowell
(e) Song -------------------
fF'rom the Depths ----------
w Nautilus ----------------
CHI In Mid Ocean
Mrs. William Sproesser
Am Nicer -Schubert-Liszt
The Loreley ------------S Selling
At the Brook ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Schutt
Miss Minnie NotZ
Night by the Sea --Mac DoweI1
Miss Little, Miss Heismann
By the Seashore -Arensky
By the Seashore -Smetonaa
Mrs. William F, Wbyte
CITY BRIEFLETS.
Alex Buchanan of Lake Mills called
on friends here Tuesday
Tho foIrr, of oo5