The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-08-14


tors and denied that the company
expected to employ colored work
ers.
Mrs. Monimns from Evansville,
Ind, was a three day visitor at the
Settlement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornice Grace are
rejoicing of the good health Of lit
tie Cornice Jr., three weeks old
addition to the family.
Miss Francis Powell of Colum-
bus, Ohio, is the guest of Mrs.
Jessica Mohr. 4S71a Fifth Street.
She will remain until the opening
of the school term of Otterhein
College where she is a student
Her mastery OF the piano adds
greatly to her charming person
atty
The Silver Leaf Charity Club
has adjourned for two months
vacation and will resume its activi-
ties some time in the fall Mrs.
Dora Thornton. the president, and
all its members should be thanked
for their faithful work.
Miss Marie Burgette, who is max
Ing her home in Chicago, spent Sun
day with her parents.
Mrs. G. J. Fox was in the city
spending Sunday as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs Mcfarland She was
enroute for Beloit, having spent
several weeks visiting relatives in
Nashville, Tenn. She was accom-
panied by G. ]. j..
Mr.. Willard Kinner entertained
at luncheon in honor of Miss Fran
ces Powell on his spacious veranda
last Tuesday afternoon. Places
were set for five and a delightful
repast was enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Potter have
opened a first class cafe at Ash 9Th
St Home cooking and up-to-date
service.
Miss Mary Harston of Denmark.
S. c., is spending the summer in
Milwaukee as the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. John Alexander. She is
the recipient of many social func-
tions.
Mrs. Louise Hall has been visit
ing friends and relatives in Atlanta
Ga. for six weeks. She is expected
home Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Smack entertained
for Miss Harston Thursday last at
10 Prairie Ave.
Miss Frances Powell was the hos
tess at a Surprise Breakfast in
honor of Dean MOhr. Jr.. at the
home of Mrs Octavia Kinner. After
the breakfast the surprise gift was
presented to the young master by
the hostess. Among the presents
was hand make satin quilt
Owing to the painful crushing of
his foot. Mr. 3 G. Kemp, I'll State
St. is confined to his home for some
time.
Mr.. Jack Rowe and Mr.. n. L.
Raynor are now residing at I'll
Poplar ST.
Mrs. Lillian Bond and Miss Edna
Strothers and other Beloit friends
motored over to this city to visit
Sunday.
Mr. Mathew Bell entertained
party of friends al Waukesha Beach
last Wednesday at a picnic given
by the National Brake and Electric
Company. where he is employed
There were twelve in the party in
GLIDING Miss Frances Powell. who
furnished the life of the party. Ev-
ervone had q good time Mr.. Bell
proved a delightful host ard spread
a splendid luncheon after which he
conveyed The entire parts around
Fowaukea Lake in the launch yam
Zee Boy
Mr. Herman Grady motor!d over
to the city from Beloit Saturday.
spending Sunday with lis uncle,
Mr. s. n smith the popular res
taurateur of 6th street
Mr. r r. KinneF and wife were
visitors in Milwaukee last week.
They expect to return soon to stay
for the winter They have been
spending the summer at Neshota,
Wis
Miss Evans. the charming sister,
of Mrs Cornice Grace spent
couple Of days in the city last
week
Rev. Threat occupied the pulpit
for Rev. J O Morley at the a NJ
r. Church Sunday and was the
means of euticing two souls back
into the path Of righteousness.
Mrs Esco Miller Of 70S Cherry
st had as her guest for supper on
Saturday last Mr. Marshal O'Ban-
non of Madison, Wis.
Mr. Frank Scott. Mrs Bessie May
and Edna Powell Of Carrigan, Ind.
and Grange Ill, spent a delightful
time as the guests Of Mrs L. Alex
ander sol TIN St
Mr John Simms, P. 5. Of Gordon
Lodge has been IN his annual two
weeks vacation and has been under
the care Of rr Boe-..
Mr. r y Landrur sol Galena
St. had Editor Josey and Nj John
Alexander as his guests for supper
on SUNDAY last He was formerly
an old resident Of Atlanta. Ga
Mrs amanda Evans Of sol Cen
trsl Ave. entertained Mr. Marshal
O'Bannon Of Madison at dinner on
SUNDAY. The dinner was delight