Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-03-05


an employee of the department seven
and one-half years.
The Epworth League held a most
enjoyable social on Tuesday evening
with Miss Virginia Smith. West Main
street. There was a fine crowd OF
young people, various games were
played. ice cream and cake were
served and pleasant time was had
Dy all.
There is drive going on in Wau-
watosa for the relief of the Armenian,
Near East and Serbian Relief Fund.
The committee headed by Mayor H. A.
Koenig is composed of Mrs. Thos De
Swarte. a. c. Hanson, Miss Virginia
Buttles. Mrs. Chas. Gillet, Miss E. C.
Sullivan. Mrs NJ NJ Taylor, Mrs. F. F.
Cobabe and Mrs. G. A. Kurtz.
Rev. James Churm will preach next
Sunday morning on From the Spec
tacular to the Commonplace" at the
Methodist church service in the Ma
sonic temple at IL O'Clock. An. up-to-
date message for everybody. Mrs. G.
w. Hyde will sing. Sunday School az
s:45 A. M. Epworth League at the
parsonage at I p M. yesper service
in Moss Memorial Chapel at 4 p. NJ.
and the Sunday School at $3.50 A. NJ
Mrs. Frederick Carberry, social
worker from the Wisconsin State
Board of Health, win be in Wauwa-
tosa, Monday, March Sth, and present
two educational films at the High
School, How Life BeginsS which
takes but forty-five minutes to present
for teachers. pupils and parents inter-
ested. and 1.-THE End of the Road for
the adult public. There is no admis-
sion charged fer these showings and
all persons interested in social and
public health problems are invited to
attend.
The Rev. Arthur H. Lord will be the
speaker at the Lenten services in
Trinity Church on Wednesday eve-
ming, March 10th at 1880. Mr.. Lord
is well known as rector of st. James
Church, Grand Avenue, Milwaukee,
and as speaker of tremendous power
and influence in the interests of re-
ligion and patriotism during the great
war. The people of Wauwatosa are
invited to hear him next Wednesday
evening. Services in Trinity Church
Sunday. March 7th: Holy communion.
1880 and IL a. M; church school, 45
a. m; morning worship 1890 a. M
The Rt. Rev. William Walter Webb,
bishop of Milwaukee will administer
the sacrament of confirmation in The
church on Sunday evening, April 18th.
First instruction Monday at $3.50 D. m.
The automobile establishment on
State Street known as the Suburban
Garage has changed hands and will
hereafter be known as the Wauwatosa
Garage with Fred Schach as proprie-
tor. The Suburban Garage Company
remains in existence, temporarily, to
facilitate collection and payment of it's
accounts. but will be liquidated at the
conclusion of matters of this nature
Remittance for accounts incurred
prior to Feb. q, 1920, should be made
to the Suburban Garage Co The
Wauwatosa Garage opened it's books
at o'clock a. m. on Feb. 81, 1920 and
business subsequent to that hour and
date belongs to the new concern Mr.
Bert Warren remains in charge of the
repair department and all employees
of the old Suburban continue with the
new Wauwatosa Garage so patrons
have been served without interruption
during the change
The Girl Scouts of the entire Mil
waukee District which includes Mil
waukee, Wauwatosa, South Milwaukee,
White Fish Bay and Cudahy, will hold
a big rally Friday. March 5, at s
o'clock at the Thirty-seventh Street
Public School Social Center. Thirty
seventh and Walnut streets. The rally
is being held to demonstrate what Girl
Scout work is. Miss Bertha Howell,
Girl Scout District Director of Chi
cago. will speak. Girl Scouts will give
demonstrations of different phases of
work. A Girl Scout motion picture
will be another feature of the pro-
gram. The people of Wauwatosa are
cordialI.s invited and their presence
at the meeting would be a great en-
eouragement to the captain of the
| local organization as well as to the
entire troop. Won't you please attend
if possible? You will find the eve
ming very interesting.