The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-03-22

/ balmy and fresh anordlng the most
! pleasant living conditions. On the
| third floor Is a spacious and artistic
dance hall which will be rented for
private parties, while the reception
halls club and dining rooms will be at
the disposal of the public at nominal
sums. Mr.. H. B. Kinner will be the
proprietor and has spared no expense
in equipping the Villa to satisfy the
most fastidious.
The Alberta ' lila will supply long
felt need in Milwaukee for those who
wish some place distinctive to go where
! they will find all the comforts and ex-
elusive aspects of home, and the Blade
wishes fo Mr.. Kinner all the success
which should attend so colossal and
worthy an effort.
Mrs Hagar Little, mother of Mrs.
| Alice Cammack who has been i'll for
several months, quietly passed into
eternity on Saturday the 18th of
March surrounded by all her loved
ones. Mother Little was a beautiful
christian character and throughout
her illness evinced fortitude and
bravery which was remarkable in one
so advanced in years but which was
indicative of the life she lived. The
body was taken to Tennessee for bur-
ial by her son-in-law Mr.. Andrew Cam
mack.
Mr.. c. J. Sykes our able printer
is detained at the Industrial Emerg
ency Hospital where he was taken
with a crushed foot caused by the
falling of a large piece of iron. His
many friends will be pleased to note
that he srapidly improving.
The st. Patrick Eve. Social given
by Miss Lucille Jackson at St. Mark
Church was very interesting and
amusing affair and all present en-
ioyed the evening immensely. The
Irish note was carried out in the pro-
gram and menu and Miss Jackson re-
allied very neat sum.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Burgette and
family were guests at a st. Patrick
Day dinner in honor of their daughter
in law and grandson at the home of
Mr.. Willard Kinner an dmother. The
dinner which was served in seven
courses was artistically prepared and
served in the consistent style which
is ever displayed by the charming
host and hostess.
Mrs. Anita Davis who has been for
several years employed at the Ma
jestic theatre has left that position
to take up new one in the Plank
ington Hotel which was scheduled to
oopen on the 18th of March.
Mrs. Robert Merit will entertain
the Y. l.. C. C. at her home 356 Jun
eau Ave. on Thursday morning. The
meeting will be in charge of Mrs.
Jennie Sanford who will begin her
series of cooking lessons. All memb-
ers and invited guests will meet at
her home at 10 O'Clock sharp.
The Anniversary rally which has
been on at St. Mark for several weeks
has by request been extended tn close
May 1st. The members and friends
are working assiduously to raise their
subscribed amounts and entertain
sment have been planned up TO that
date. Miss Sarah Woods will pre-
sent an animated moving picture play
of her own composition and large
number of the young people will as
sist her. Miss Lottle Jackson and
Mrs. Amanda Evans on Friday even
ing entertained splendid audience
with a lengthy and varied program
which was highly pleasing.
What was undoubtedly the most
amusing and entertaining novelty
which has been presented for some
time was the mock trial which took
| pid1t Ou SNtHluBs aNbyos DI
Reef and Thurman attacked their
cases with a vigor and enthusiasm
that was convincing in the extreme
and the audience was constantly con-
vulsed with laughter Mr.. VIM. Roy
as l. Dolittle Work was suing Miss
Marie Burgette as Miss Iona Kash-
pyle for $4,000 balm for broken
heart caused by the young lady's hav-
ing Tilted him. Tho the answers to
cross questioning etc. were extempor-
aneous there were amusing in the ex-
treme an. Mr.. r. Norman, A. G. Bur
gette, Miss G. M. Reuoen and Rev.
r. T. Reed in their offices added to
the mirth. DR.. A. l.. Heron was
foreman of the jury. Rev. Reed wish
es to thank all participants for their
, contribution to the great success.