Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-07-04

Communion Service at the Under
wood Memorial Baptist Church next
Sunday morning. The pastor win
speak on, The joys of Christian Serv-
ice" Junior meeting at 5 P. NJ
Young Peoples Union at 700.
SeTgt. Harold j. Lake of the 31Oth
Engineers, has arrived at Camp Dew.
ems, Mass. according to a telegram
received by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Luke on Tuesday. Harold has
spent a year overseas in France and
Germany in the army of occupation.
The ent-Teachers Ass.o iation is
offering excellent moving picture en-
tertainments at the High School each
Friday afternoon and evening. Some
of the best moving picture actors and
actresses are being shown. The
shows afford a pleasant summer
evenings diversion
At the Methodist Church, (Masonic
Temple) on Sunday, the Sunday
School viii be held at Gas A. NJ.
Morning worship at IL O'Clock. The
pastor preaching on "The Supreme
Life" Union services in the City
Park in the evening at s. O'Clock.
Services at Graystone Chapel at 4.
Do not fail to attend the Open Air
Gospel Service in the City Park, Sun
day Evening at Eight O'Clock. Old
familiar hymns will be sung, under the
leadership of Principal P. A. Kolb.
Good Music. Rev Geo. C.. Alborn will
seeak on, Stand Up, An Ancient Mes
sage for Our New Day" Everybody
invited
very interesting service was held
at Graystone Chapel last Sunday after
noon. Mr.. ]. H. Ellis, the inventor and
manufacturer of the Music Master Re
producer, gave several numbers, using
his valuable instrument ON the Vic
trola. Selections from the best rec
ords by well known artists were re
produced so clearly that passersby
halted in front of the Chapel thinking
that they were listening to a human
voice, rather than mechanical pro-
duction
The first public Band Concert, given
last Sunday evening, on the CITY Park
by Hugo Bach's Military Band. Hugo
Bach, director, was a great success.
and a large number of our citizens
thoroughly enjoyed the program as
was evidenced by the hearty applause
given each number The March
Schlarattia" composed by our mayor.
Hans A. Koenig, was the seventh num-
Der on the program, and Mr.. Koenig
personally directed the Band during
the rendition of this number. The ap-
plause that followed was exceptionally
prolonged, showing hearty apprecia-
ton of Mayor Koenig and his compo-
sition.
The sewing class which has been
conducted by Miss Ida Roberts, closed
on Monday evening of this week, after
a most successful period Seven girls
have taken the entire course of les
sons, the only regret being the number
was not larger. But each one of these
girls wore at the closing evening a
dress she had made during the les
sons, each dress a credit to any
seamstress, of good style and becom-
ing to the wearer. The members of
the class presented Miss Roberts with
a very pretty pin as token of their
appreciation of her services, and then
all enjoyed a social time with season
able refreshments.
On Friday. July 4th, today. the
Wauwatosa Cycle Club will hold an
other of its classy road races over the
famous Lovers Lane course. The
limit men will start promptly at min
utes to 10 in the morning and a class
will be sent off each minute up to 10
o'clock. when the scratch men start
the smile grind 1t is expected about
Is riders will face the starter among
which will be tandem. A very ex-
citing race is looked for as each of the
scratch men has previously won a gold
medal for time prize and it is a gamble
as to who will be the lucky one to win
this much coveted medal in this race.
A good list of prizes has been secured
for the event, among which are a gold
medal donated by the Common Coun-
Gil, silver trophy by the Harley Dav-
idson Co. and SIS saving account by the
First National Bank of Wauwatosa,
besides numerous bicycle accessories
through the United Cycle Trade Direc-
torate OF New York. Mayor Hans A.
Koenig will again act as starter.
WANTED TO BUY-A good second
hand heating stove. selffeeder Ad-
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