Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-03-22


for trip to New Orleans and San An
tono, Tex. They viii be at home at
1S6 Kavanaugh place, after May.
F. d. Underwood was named among
the honorary pail bearers at the fu-
neral of Jacob Knoernschild, pioneer
of Milwaukee, which was held at St.
Elizabeth's Catholic church, Wednes-
day last.
Dr. ]. Van de Erve and DR.. ]. NJ.
Mulvey were speakers Monday night
at the farewell banquet given by the
Phi Rho Sigma medical fraternity to
members attached 10 base hospital %,
at the Plankinton.
Miss Myrtle Hart of Appleton, Wis,
is to be the teacher of Latin and Ger
man in our High School, taking the
position formerly occupied by Miss
King. who was recently called home
by the sudden death of her mother.
Mrs. Webster Millar of Sun Prairie,
Wis. is expected to spend this week
Friday and Saturday with her nephew,
Mrs. r. o. Marsh, and his family.
Mrs. Millar is well known by several
of our citizens who will be glad to
meet her again.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
will meet next Monday, March rs, at
2:30 p. M, for Red Cross work, in
the sewing room at the High School.
A large attendance is desired. Mrs.
L. c. Urban and Mrs. C. s. Clark will
be the hostesses for the afternoon.
An important meeting Of the County
Council of Defense was held
last week Friday afternoon
in the Council chamber, and commit.
tees were appointed to take care of
the various worthy causes. One of the
committees appointed is to make ar.
Tangements in cooperation with our
local churches. for an entertainment
to be given in the near future, the
proceeds to be used for Armenian re-
lief
The Red Cross work room in the
High School has been open two even
ings a week for surgical dressing
work, permitting those who could give
time during the day to do their bit.
Great interest and enthusiasm has
been shown. and there is an average
attendance of 20 each evening. Con.
siderable work is being accomplished
in this way and the heads of the Red
Cr0cc nhanfarc no dalfgntad x,,;+t, AZ,
results. Any one unable to work dur.
ing the afternoon, but who can spare
an hour or so Tuesday or Thursday
evenings will be more than welcome.
Senders of mail to soldiers, sailors
and marines of the American Expedi-
tionary Forces abroad should take
care to write given names in full, pre-
ceulng or following the name of the
person addressed with the necessary
title, private, sergeant, lieutenant, etc.
Always use ink. BE sure and have re-
turn address on. Wrap your parcel in
very strong paper, cloth or canvas or
better-use a wooden box Very many
parcels are broken in transit Your
parcel may have have tons of mail on
top of it, II you want it to reach it's
destination, take very great pains in
wrapping.
A movement has been started by
some of the ladies of the County
Council of Defense to raise funds for
the Armenian Relief Strictly fresh
eggs are being solicited from our citi-
zens who feel they can spare tbem,
and these eggs are to be placed N
sale at the High school next Tueso. y
afternoon, March 26, in connection
with the conservation cooking class.
The eggs are priced at so cents per
dozen, the cause being worthy one,
and it is hoped many ladies, even if
not members of the cooking class, will
plan to buy at least one dozen. The
eggs are donated, so all funds received
are net. If any OF our loyal citizens
have fresh eggs they can spare and
would like to donate to this worthy
cause, do not feel sighted if you are
not personally solicited, but please no
tify Mrs. E. w Lyman, 1T Warren
x.rh0 hoe tho cola in ohuroo