Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-06-07


be used should be Il cup, instead of
the amount given; only 4 cup of sour
milk should be taken. instead of the
quantity mentioned last week.
BaccaIaureate service for the class
OK 1918 Wauwatosa high school was
held in the Underwood Memorial Bap.
fist church on Sunday night. Rev
Howell d. Davies. pastor 81 First Con
gregational church preached the SER
mon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e, Wilson are
entertaining their daughter and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Manlove and
baby from Cleveland, O., and also Mrs
Wilson's brother, w F. Woodland, chief
clerk of the patent Office at Washing
ton, d. c.
The pastor of the Baptist church is
preaching a series of sermons on THE
Christian presenting the character.
isties of the Christian in the various
relationships of life. For Sunday,
June Is, the topic will be 1.-The Chris.
tian in Society and Business"
The marriage of Miss Irene Fuller,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Harry S.
fuller, to Harry Lefeber, took place
! TIE brides parents, Church street.
After a motor trip, about June Is, Mr..
and Mrs. Lefeber viii be at home at
345 Seventh avenue.
At the Common Council meeting
held last Tuesday evening resolu-
ton was offered by Aid D. J. Hayes
| to have a city service flag stretched
across the corners in the center of
our city. The resolution was passed
by unanimous vote. The flag will be
hung as soon as same can be made.
The Baptist Sunday school will OBJ
serve Children's Day, Sunday, June g.,
by presenting the patriotic and mis-
sionary exercise entitled, THE Banner
of the Free" This will take place of
both the regular Sunday school session
and the preaching service, and will be-
gin at 1920. All are cordially invited.
Seven war savings societies are now
I =. D..
| Kearney, state chairman in this work
hays her home town has supported her
we'll in her effort. Societies formed
here are as follows The Twentieth
Century Topic Club, the Wauwatosa
Woman's club, the Woman's League
of First Congregational Church, La
says her home town has supported her
dies Aid Society of the Underwood
Memorial Baptist Church, the Ladies'
Aid of Wauwatosa Methodist Church,
the Ladies of st. Bernard's Church,
and the Philathea Society.
The Twentieth Century Topic club
has changed its policy to discontinue
meetings during the summer months
The first meeting under the new pol
icy will be held next Monday, June 10,
at 2:2Q o'clock in the home of Mrs.
H. G Morton, 2S7 North Main Street.
A large attendance is earnestly re-
quested Mrs l.. ID. Harvey, chairman
of the Wisconsin Federation of Wom,
erfs Clubs. is urging all organizations
to remain active; she believes that by
doing so it will result in more work in
all matters pertaining to woman S
work in the war.
The meeting of the Parent-Teachers
Association, held in the gymnasium at
the High school last Tuesday evening,
was very enjoyable occasion. The
graduating class and faculty were
guests of honor at the informal re-
ception which preceded the meeting,
and many parents were present The
gymnasium was most artistically dec
grated with flowers and native green's,
and the lawn was Illuminated with
Japanese lanterns. A short business
session was held, at which Mrs. Lev
erett C. Wheeler gave the preident's
address and officers were elected.
Music was interspersed during the
program and community singing was
feature of the evening. Rev. c. H.
Beale of Milwaukee gave a very fine
address, much appreciated by all.
The American Committee for Arme-
nian and Syrian Relief reports the re.
ceipt of $1,O09.96 from all sources in
Wauwatosa from March, 1917, to May
1918, inclusive. The apportionment
for Wauwatosa is $1,120. The month
ly receipts were as follows:
1917-March, SIS; April, $42.02; DC
tober, $500; November, $1.00; De.
cember, $16475. 191S-January, S31
February, $3.50; March, $70.19; April,
$751;; May. $4,000. Total, S1.0O9.96.