The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-17
Social Doings

| The Euterpe club has just closed a
most successful season under the
competent leadership Of Mrs William
| Sproesser, president. The Euterpe
club of WatertOwn is the only musical
club belonging to the Wisconsin State
Federation Of Musical clubs that has
increased it's membership this year
rather than decreasing it. At the last
business meeting of the club held in
the public library Wednesday after
noon, the treasurer, Miss Elizabeth
Ruesch, read her report for the sea-
son of 1918 The Euterpe club has
a paying membership of 1854, and the
dues received this year amounted to
$2S2.50. The income from fines, guests
and other sources for the year amount
ed to $51 .65, making total of $33415.
The disbursements for the year in
Guiding the last payment of $1OO on
the grand piano purchased. by the Eu-
terpe club, SIS to the local Red Cross
chapter, ST. Henry's hall rent and
sundry other small expenses, such as
stamps and stationery amounted to
$30585, which left balance in the
treasury of $3.50.
A motion was made and carried
unanimously to give the entire net
proceeds Of the Arthur Shattuck con-
| cert, which amounted to $85, to the To-
cal chapter of the American Red
Cross. 1t may be of interest to know
| that Arthur Shattuck, on this present
concert tour Is turning into the funds
OF the National Red Cross all the mon
ey which is given him for his ser
vices. Consequently the amount which
the Euterpe club paid him for his con-
cert in WatertOwn went to the nation
al organization Of the American Red
Cross. The net proceeds of this Ar
thur Shattuck concert amounting to
$S5 plus SIS taken from the treasury
OF the Euterpe club making total of
500, was unanimously voted to be
presented as a gift to the local chan
ter
After giving the president, Mrs. Will
nam Sproesser, rising vote of thanks
for her very efficient management of
the Euterpe club affairs, the club adj
Journed until the season of 1918-1919.
Mr. Herman Luebke and Miss Adal-
| la Uttech, both of Lebanon. were
united in marriage in that village on
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
bride and groom were attended by
Mr.. Emil Uttech and Miss Anna
luebke and Mr.. Albert Luebke and
Miss Ruth Uttech. The bride was at
tired in white silk with an oyerdrane
OF net and carried a bouquet of pink
roses and white carnations The brides
attendants were gOWned in white wolfe
and carried pink carnations. After a
snort wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
Luebke will make their homo On
farm near Lebanon
The Misses Helen Klemann Dora
Gelse and Hilda Kaliebe entertained
at miscellaneous shower for Miss
Esther Rogler Wednesday evening at
the home of Miss Klemann in North
Second street The guest of honor re-
celVed number pieces of cut glass
artlcles. Luncheon was served.
The Penny social given by mem
bers of the Young Peoples society of
st. Marks Lutheran church in tho
school hall Wednesday evening was
success and an enjoyable evening was
spent by those in attendance. Lunch
con was served.
Miss Kitty Wick entertained Thurs
day evening at her home in Eighth
street for Miss Esther Rogler A de-
l1ghtful time was enjoyed by all
present
Mrs. l.. c.. SchOenicke entertained
the kraenschen club at her home in
North Third street Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Max VOigt entertained the Card
club at her home in North Fourth
street this afternoon
st. Phillips society entertained at a
dancing party in st. Henrys hall on
Wednesday evening.