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

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kee High. The High School Team
goes to Waukesha this Friday night.
1t is needless to say what we expect
the outcome will be. for our team is
fright there" when it comes to show
ing you what local basket ball playing
is like
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. tombstone, 3s4
Wauwatosa Avenue, were pleasantly
surprised at their new home one eve
ming this week by number of Mil
waukee friends. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Stone,
Mr. and Mrs. f. j. Edwards, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hase, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bow
en-, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph NydeggeT,
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brandecker
The company We're all in masquerade
costume and Were masked.
The Tuskegee Quintette. represent
ing the Tuskegee Institute for the
southern black men, gave a very en-
joyable program at the Congregational
Church last week, Thursday evening
The quintette gave only plantation
and southern folk song, but the singers
proved themselves well prepared to
entertain. The voices were well bal
anced and blended finely in close har-
mony. No admission was charged but
there was good house and the col
lection taken for the Institute was
$4,000
Arthur Irving, the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jaeschke (nee Alice Win
ters) died on last Friday at the resi-
dence, 451 2412 Street, Milwaukee, at
the age of five months and five days
The funeral services were held on
Monday at the Patterson & Brigden
Undertaking parlors in Milwaukee,
with interment in the Wauwatosa Gem
etery. Mr. and Mrs. Jaeschke and
Mrs. John Wint rs and family have
the sympathy OF many friends in this
bereavement, coming so soon after re-
cent losses of loved ones.
A meeting of the Twentieth Century
Topic club will be held on Monday,
Feb, 10th at the home o. Mrs. H. A.
Nolte, rs East Milwaukee Avenue.
Mrs. Alice Comsen. Mrs A V. Brig
ham, Mrs. C. S. Clark and Mrs. Park
will be assisting hostesses. Mrs.
Chas. Wilson will give a paper on
The Russian influence Upon the
Music of the Modern World" and
Mrs. r. j. Mcintyre will talk on 1.-The
Russian influence Upon the Art of the
Modern World" Miss Clementine
Malek and Mrs. d. S. MacKinnon will
give several vocal selections, and Mrs
Frederick Harms. the violin numbers.
Mrs J. NJ. Mulvey will interpret the
piano selections. This is to be guest
day, and each member has the priv
iiege Of bringing a guest
On Saturday evening, February II,
the ladies' of the Twentieth Century
Topic Club entertained their husbands
and friends at the Guild Hall. The
program was in charge of the music
and dramatic committees. @gAIrs. ID. S.
| MacKinnon. Mrs. j. NJ Mulvey, Mrs
c. b.. Floly, Mrs. c. f. Chandler, Mrs
| l.. C. Urban, Mrs Chas Wilson, Mrs.
Fred Peterson and Mrs. S. NJ. Tullgren
were the hostesses. The program was
opened by an address by Mrs. w. H..
| Wright, president of the club Mr..
Chas. f. Wilson responded ON behalf
of the gentlemen guests. Several very
! entertaining and exceedingly well de-
/ livered readings wre given by Miss
| Salome Wilson, and the Misses Flea
nor Davis and Katherine Butler APP
peared in several charming dances.
! Mrs Chas. H. Geissler of Milwaukee
! delighted the audience with two melo-
| dious and exquisitely rendered whist
| ling solos Mr. Harold Greenwood of
| Milwaukee, accompanied on the piano
| by Mrs. Reese Powell, gave Two very
pleasing violin selections which We're
very much appreciated The program
| closed with THE Star Spangled Ban
ner'. sung by the audience. Refresh
ments and dancing followed
! NEW FIRE APPARATUS BADLY