Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-08-09

helping an o farm, has returned to re-
spond to call to service. He and
Frederick Nolte expect to be sent to
camp near Madison in the very near
future.
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Horning, daughter of Mrs. Mary Horn
ing TO James Kenney of Camp Custer
took place Saturday evening. Aug. 8.
Rev. Father Fitzgerald officiated. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a large reception
was held at the home of the brides
mother on West Main street.
The raising of the service flag for
the City of Wauwatosa will take place
next Saturday afternoon, August 10.
A band concert will be given at the
city park from two to three, after
which the flag will be raised. Their
will be good program, speaking, etc.
The band will, after the flag has been
raised, return to the park where they
will give our people some more music.
Miss Beulah Coon, who lust gradu-
ated from the U. W. in the Home Eco
merly teacher at the Agricultural
school, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. S. Pease last Sunday. Miss Coon
has many friends in Wauwatosa who
will be pleased to learn that she has a
position this year with the University
of Arizona as inspector with charge of
the entire state work in the home eco.
nomics.
Mrs. Julia Stickney announces the
marriage of her daughter, Clara
Helen, to Leander L. Gridley
which took place last Saturday
afternoon at the home of the
brides mother. After short wedding
trip the happy couple will be at home
at $40 Fifth Avenue. The young eou-
pie have hosts of friends in Wauwa-
tosa who will join the Wauwatosa
tosa News in wishing them long and
happy welded life.
During the past few days Miss Ma
bel Wade has signed as a student in
the United States Nurses corps, and
there are several other young ladies
thinking of enrolling. The time for
this work has been extended a few
days, and all interested are asked to
| interview Mrs. Martin Taylor at her
home at Is West Main Street, or at
the drug store, where she is to be
found each day from to 5 and to 8
afternoon and evening.
A quintette of singers from the
Tuskegee Institute will give a concert
at the First Congregational Church
next Monday evening, August II, for
the benefit of the institution. No adj
mission will be charged, but a collec-
ton will be taken and it is hoped a
large audience will substantially show
their appreciation of the evenings con-
cert and the noble work being done
among the colored people of our land
/ by the Tuskegee Institute.
Mrs. Marion Buckingham and daugh-
ter Bessie and Mabel OdelI and son,
Everett, all guests of Mr.. and Mrs L.
| G.. Wheeler, last week returned on
Monday evening to thoir home at Lud-
ington, Mich, and carp near Chicago
Married at Chicago, Thursday, Aug
Sth. Miss A. Davies of Baraboo, and
Mr.. Geo. F. Giese. Wausau Both have
/ been employed at the Milwaukee
Sanitarium this city Mr.. Giese is in
the service and is off on short leave
Wauwatosa Community Singing, on
Tuesday evening, August 18th, at 8
o'clock, in the Wauwatosa Public Park,
corner Wauwatosa Avenue and North
Main Street. Music will be furnished
by an orchestra of local talent and
thrown on screen. Mr.. Kolb, super
intendent of our schools will have
charge of the program. Everyone is
urged to come and enjoy the songs
of long ago and also the songs of to-
day. Bring all OF your friends.
There is scarcely day goes by but
what some friend requests us to pub
lish something in regard to the move
ment of someone of their immediate
| family We know it would be of in
terest TO many, but do you realize that
it might give the enemy some point to
work on. This paper is loyal, and if in
any way we can help our government
we are gong to do so. We receive re-
quests from headquarters every week
to publish no matter or news in regard
to the movement of any of our boys
and we are living up to the request.
| Miss Ida Roberts, a federal officer
who is working under the auspices of
the University Extens on department,
gave talk Tuesday morning of this
week. at the High School, to large
number of women. Her subject was
the conservation of food products, and
she spoke on methods of drying, salt
ing and canning On Thursday morn
ing (too late to report this week) she
gave a demonstration of canning and
sailing fruits and vegetables. 1t is