Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-04-05

home of Mrs. Ruth Nethercut- rogers
Warren, o., Miss Carol Warner Nick
erson of this city and Lieutenant
James Clark Judson of SandualSy, 0,
DR.. Bosworth of Oberlin College per-
formed the ceremony. Mrs. Judson
is in her third year at the Oberlin
Conservatory Of Music. Mr.. Judson
graduated from Oberlin College two
years ago. He expects to be sent to
France in the near future, while she
continues her studies at Oberlin.
The Federal Government has made
an urgent appeal to all citizens, resi-
dents and visitors to contribute maps
Of all kinds, picture post cards, photo
graphs, magazine Illustrations or any
oth1f pictures of scepss in Germany.
Anyone desiring to aid che government
in its efforts to collect information re-
garding Germany nay deliver maps,
books, photographs or post cards to
Mrs. A. v. Brigham, $50 Second Ave
nue.. None of the articles contributed
will be returned. They will be re-
tanned by the government or disposed
of as it may see fit.
A cooking demonstration was held
at the High school on Tuesday after
noon in the interest of food conserva-
ton and use of flower substitutes.
About rs ladies were present, most of
them bringing good things to eat, to-
gether with receipts for same, and
every one in attendance felt she had
learned much to assist her in the va
rious cooking problems now before
every thoughtful housewife. At the
close of the demonstration duplicates
of all receipts We're given to Mrs. KoI-
loge and Miss Gessel of Milwaukee,
who have been the teachers of the
cooking class.
On and after April parcels for
members and individuals connected
with the American Expeditionary
Forces in Europe shall not be accept
ed for mailing or dispatch unless they
contain such articles only as are being
sent at the written request of the adj
dressee approved by his regimental
or higher commander or an executive
officer of the organization with which
lie is connected. The sender to place
or the wrapper of the parcel untier
his name and address the following:
"This parcel contains only articles
sent at the approved request of adj
dressee. which is inclosed." The APP
proved written request shall be in
closed in the parcel
All plans pertaining to the new Lib
erty loan drive have been postponed
for one week. The parade in Milwau-
kee which was to have taken place on
this week Saturday will be held on
the following Saturday, April 10, and
it is hoped very large number of
Wauwatosa people will be able to par
ticipate on that day. 1t is planned to
take the Wells Street car, leaving at
100 o'clock, stopping at the corner of
Wells and Nineteenth Streets, where
the Armory will be at the disposal of
those who arrive early and wait for
the hour of the parade to form. Plan
to march under the Wauwatosa banner
NC 10y " yOul OSA NlIy. NOt1lA
your ward chairman that you viii be
present in our line.
The first of a series of three must
Gales for the cause of Armenian and
Syrian Relief will be given at the
First Congregational Church, Thurs
day evening, April IL. The others
will probably come April 25th and
May 10th Tor shortly after). The
program on April IL will be rendered
by Mrs. Georgia Hall Quick of Mil
waukee, Pianist, Mrs. j. Gamble
Whittemore of Milwaukee, Violinist
and Mrs.. 0. F. Schmidtill, of Wauwa-
tosa, Soprano Soloist. The silver Of
ferings at these musicales will go &C
relieve the very needy and worthy Ar
menian and Syrian sufferers and it is
Hoped that the public response will be
generous. The musicales are given
under the auspices of the Women's
Council of Defense.