Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-21

The barber shop viii shortly move
from the Smith-Lefeber building on
State st. to the place left vacant by
the Arthur Koenig Co This will
make an ideal barber shop and the pro-
prietor is going TO considerable ex-
pense and VIA have one of the finest
shops to be found in Wisconsin. The
Arthur Koenig Co. is moving over the
RubeI drug store.
There win be meeting of the Wau-
watosa Branch of the Red Cross at
the council chamber Thursoay. May
9th, at 800 P. NJ, for the purpose of
electing chairman. Since the Red
Cross is to care for all or local char
ity needs in the future, fresh interest
in the organization is expected All
contributors to the Red Cross are
members OF the Local branch and are
urged TO attend this meeting.
Decoration Day will be fittingly OBJ
served in Wauwatosa. Capt. r. r.
Johnston will act as chairman. Hugh
Bach's band has been engaged and
good program will be arranged
Should the weather permit, the pro-
gram will be at the cemetery, other
wise at the High school. A band con-
cert will be held in the City park from
$3.50 to $3.50 a. m, and the program
opened at the cemetery at 10 a. +.
c. H. Rickert, an old and respected
resident of Wauwatosa, died Monday
morning at his residence on Garfield
Ave. at the age of IS years. The de-
ceased had lived in Wauwatosa for so
years He had been in poor health for
number of years. He leaves to
mourn his loss four daughters. The
funeral was held from ST Johns Luz
theran church, of which he was a
faithful member, Wednesday, May 10,
at p. m. Interment was in the fam
lily lot in the Wauwatosa cemetery.
At the Community Forum next Sun
day evening at the School Barracks at
Z As, there will be a Four Minute Ora
torical Contest on the question of the
League OF Nations by the High school
students. The Freshmen and Sophie
mores will form one group and the
Juniors and Seniors another The
High school orchestra will play and
Mrs Ida Grosshuesch of Milwaukee
will sing. The address of Father Mou-
liner last Sunday evening was clear,
sound, logical and convincing. He ap-
piled the thought of the Reign of Law
to democratic government especially
DR.. Beale will be the speaker on the
Both Soldier Memorial night.
A very interesting program will be
presented by the High School Musical
clubs for the benefit of the school
fund, Tuesday evening, May rs, at S:15
p. IN. Miss Alma Hahn, formerly so
prano of the Congregational church
quartet, now soprano soloist of the
Grand Avenue Congregational church,
Milwaukee, needs no introduction to
Wauwatosa lovers, who will be
pleased to hear her in the charming
numbers she has chosen for this cor
cert. The school clubs are trying to
set a new record of attainment for
themselves, and since this is the fare
well concert for many in the present
Va SdiA1dtAOHSs lIO yOuuS pCOPlC arc
DESTROYS of capacity house on Tues
day evening, May %. Do not miss this
concert.
Several of our Wauwatosa ladies at
tended the convention of the Fourth
and Fifth districts of the Federation
of Woman's Clubs, held in the First
Baptist church in milwaukee, this
week. Among those representing our
local clubs were Mines. E. j. Kearney.
Lyman G. Wheeler f. F. Cobabe, G. A.
Kurtz, E. L. Walker, Chas E. Wilson,
r. j. Mcintyre and L. c. Wheeler. The
convention brought much of informa-
tion and enthusiasm to all present.
The announcement is made by
member of the program committee of
the Twentieth Century Topic Club
that one of the meetings next year
would be Daughters Day." in which
beautiful and artistic ideals of dress
would be illustrated by a fashion
show.