The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-15
FAREWELL TOASTS
FOR ELK MEMBERS
GOING TO C0L0RS
Banquet Served Departing Members
At Elks Club On Monday Even
ing Followed BY Brief
Addresses.

Ruesch and John e. Salick who left
Tuesday for East Lansing, Michigan
mechanical college, and Franz Koen-
ig, Lawrence LANCE, Herbert jung
mann, Herbert Schatz and Edwin F.
| Buffmire, who will leave the latter
part of this month for Camp Grant.
City Attorney Edward F. Wieman
was POSTMASTER, and responses were
made by Hon. William H. Woodland,
| Hon. William f. VOss, Franz KOenig,
, and John e. Salick, following the
serving of bounteOus chicken sup
per to which all did ample justice.
The supper was served at $50 p. M
An organ recital will be given by
| Martin H. Schumacher, assisted by
Norma Wambsganss, violin, at st.
Johns church in Jefferson on Sunday,
May 26, at s p. m. Following is the
program:
\ PART FIRST.
| EXsultemus Ralph Kinder
| Concert Overture----James H. Rogers
Violin
Seventh Concerto OPP. &c de Beriot
Organ
Concert Fugue- l.. Krebs
Cav Otte Padre Martini
Chorus
Now Raise Your Happy Voice.
| ----------M. II. Schumacher
Organ
| The Magic Harp------::.--J. A. Meale
| Marche NOcturne----GeO. MacMaster
| PART SECOND
Organ
FeSt-HymnuS------- Piutti
Vision Fugitive Stevenson
Violin
lAlt-Wiener Fritz Kreisler
Organ
Fanfare Lemmens
Joyous ChriStmaStide
H. Schumacher
Violin
| Air Varie No. 6------C. de Beriot
EvensOng Easthope Martin
Private Gustav Weihert of Camp
Grant and Miss Meta Schmidt were
united in marriage Tuesday morning
in the Emmanuel church by Rev
George Sandrock. Walter Weihert
a brother Of the groom, was best man,
and Miss Lydia Schmidt, sister of the
| bride was maid Of honor. The bride
was attired in pekin blue char
meuse gown and wore a corsage bou-
quet Of white sweet peas and lilies of
the valley. The maid of honor wore
dress Of white and black satin and
wore cOrsage bouquet of sweet peas
Following the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served at the home of the
| brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schmidt, 1926 Union street The groom
is son Of Mrs. Christina Weihert, 1923
West Main street After a short we'd
| ding trip the groom will return to
Camp Grant
Employees of the sole leather de-
partment of the Wolfram shoe factory
| rendered farewell party at the home
of Henry Dahl, 116 Lynn street, Tues
day evening in honor of four of their
| number who will leave for Camp
| Grant soon: Paul Zastrow, Fred Hose,
| Herbert Dahl, Henry Engelhardt
Cards and music topped off by a de-
licious luncheon were the diversions
Ernst Zastrow, Paul Krahn and Her.
bert Dahl furnished the instrumental
| music. Present were Messrs. G. Fendt
Waldo Potter, Joe Borchers, Paul Zas-
| trow, Herbert Dahl, Gilbert Jurick,
Justus REM, Elmer Luther, Eugene
Fendt, Louis Turick, Henry Engel-
hardt, Fred Hose, Fred Frey, Ray ST.
| mon, Isadore Fendt, August Kaercher
The Red Cross auxiliary at Rich
/ wood gave a card party and dance in
Cleveland hall Tuesday evening A
| large number. of people were present.
The prize at cards was won by Mrs.
Wuestenberg, consisting of beau
tiful fruit picure donated by Water
town business man. A. G. Meyer, rep
resentative of Kohls e Knaak, fur
nished the music in the fore part of