The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-10-10
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
Especial to the Blade

The young people expressed them.
selves as the browning events OF
the season.
Sergt. Hovey Stith was royalty
entertained while on his furlough
in Milwaukee.
| Lewis Pace and Messrs. Jack.
son have returned from a visit to
Georgia.
Mrs. Mable Todd is in the
Cream City again after spending
the summer at Idlewild and other
points in Michigan.
B. Rice will leave soon to visit
his parents in South Carolina.
The w. /. G. was entertained
last week at the home of Mrs
Georgia Weaver. Mrs. Mae Like
was hostess. A splendid meeting
was enjoyed and many new mem
bers were added through Mrs.
Morley. The Club purchased a
Liberty Bond. The officers have
been elected for the ensuing year
and all chairmen were appointed.
Pres. Mrs. r. +. Logan; Vice
Pres. Mrs. Mabel Baylor; Record
ing Secretary, Mrs. A. Dukes ;
Treasurer, Mrs. II. Kelley. The
Club has added many new depart
ments and expects to make this
the Banner Club year.
w. F. Williams spent Sunday in
Chicago to be with his son Lester,
who is i'll.
The many friends of Mrs. Cook,
Winnebago ST., will he pleased to
know that she is convalescing af-
ter several davs' illness. Her lit
tie daughter Lille has also been
on the sick list.
s. f. Dale. who has been con-
fined at the County Hospital for
weeks is rapidly improving and
his many friends hope to have him
with them soon. {
Mrs. O. Whitlow. who has been
indisposed for several days, is at
her home 43O Clinton st. At this
writing she is able to be up and
ont to the delight Of her many
friends. Mir. and Mrs. Whitlow
were formerly Of Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. II. NJ. Ward, who has
been confined to her bed for
several days with the Lagrippe, is
rapidly improving and will be out
soon to the delight of her many
friends. Mrs. Ward was formerly
of Atlanta. Ga, and was one of
its up-to-date entertainers. She
is n prominent and faithful mem
Der of Calvary Baptist Church.
Mrs. Robert johnson, 452-4th
St, has travelled extensively this
summer, visiting in Seattle, Wash
ington. 1t is indeed interesting to
hear her tell of the many places OF
interest visited.
Mrs. Gilbert Whitman, an old
and cted resident, died at her
residence here on the 14th inst.
She was member Of Princess Ell
lah Chapter No. %, o. f. S.
Attorney G. II. DeReef is in Be
lott on business.
The report of the death of Miss
Cora Anderson, well known in the
city, was, as Mark Twain says,
greatly exaggerated" She was
a recent visitor to the city.
Due to the recent order of the
Health Department, all of the
churches were closed on Sunday.
With the Flu" so prevalent in
the city DR.. T. A. Boyer is a very
busy man these days.
Mr. Richard HERON, son of DR..
and Mrs. A. l.. Heron, has ma
circulated in the Pre-medic course
at Marquette university.
Art Freeman, Atlanta. Ga, is
employed by the PfSter-Vogel Co.
and has made good. For more
than Is months he has been stead
lily on the job.
Ben Merriwcather. formerly of
Atlanta, Ga, and with j. w.
Greene Grocery Co. Auburn and
Piedmont Ave, has recently come
to Milwaukee and is making good.
Mrs. Clara LiverS has kindly
consented to send the Blade an
article from time to time on some
live question. Mrs. LiverS is in.
deed a ready conversationist and
well posted on current issues.
Mrs. Jno. Sims, 32S 4th st. i,
IAN energetic member of the Esther
Household. She is also a promi
men; member of St. Mark \. NJ
+. Church.
u. w. Raynor, emhalmoc arf
funeral director, is among Mil
waukee 5 most progressive citi
2enS. He is rendering untold ser
wee at Calvary Baptist Churcl
with the choir.