Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-14

Ckufn- Sliscex SenOfh at $3.50. SUI
perintendent. r. C. Galoecher
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester G. Porter.
Fifth Avenue, expect to entertain as
guests for this week end Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Weeks of Racine. The en-
gagement of the two young people.
Arthur Morris Porter and Miss Frank
Amelia Weeks, daughter of the guests.
was announced at Racine last month.
Michael Schlinger died Sunday. NAV
8, at the age of rs years at Cleghorn.
Iowa. The deceased was quite wen
known in and around Wauwatosa and
generally came here from his home in
Iowa every fall to attend the Wiscon-
sin State Fair. He had some property
close to West AIlis and has a niece
living there. The funeral was held
Tuesday, May IL, at Cleghsrn. la.
The mothers and daughters of the
Underwood Memorial Baptist Church
and congregation We're given ban
quet by the men Of the church last
week Thursday evening, May g. A
fine program, appropriate to the occa-
sion, followed the feast and every one
present reported most enjoyable eve
ming and felt the lien proved them
selves most capable chefs and walters.
Three of our Wauwatosa young la
dies, Misses Ruth Marie Urban, Mary
Swan and Catherine Wheeler, par
ticipated in the elaborate pageant
given at the University of Wisconsin
last week Friday, in celebration of the
fiftieth anniversary OF the date on
which the Wisconsin legislature APP
propriated fund to build the first
woman's dormitory at Madison, first
known as Ladies' Hall, now familiar
as Chadbourne Hall.
Wauwatosa Chapter, No. PIG, Q. E.
s., will hold regular session on
Saturday. May Is. calling promptly at
1880 o'clock. Besides items of bust
ness there will be balIoting. Follow
ing the session TIE 81. S. S. Girls" of
the Chapter will hold card party in
the recreation hall, for the members
of the Chapter and their husbands or
next best, to which all visiting mem
bers of the order are invited. A small
admission fee will be charged.
The churches of Wauwatosa are
greatly assisting in making it de-
sirable place to live in, and our citi-
zens are taking an interest in this in
stitution that is perpetually working
for community welfare. Spend an
hour at the Masonic Temple next Sun
day morning in the Methodist Church
service from II to II o'clock. The
pastor will speak on, THE Excellence
of the Spiritual" Good music. Sun
day School convenes at Gas A. NJ
The Wauwatosa Public Library has
new book on Business Law which
will help to solve any problems con
corning real estate, property rights,
leases, notes, mortgages, etc. Several
others have been added, among which
are: American Problems of Recon
struction, Submarine in War and
Peace, A. b. G. of Motoring, Tent Life
in Siberia, Samuri Trails, Our Democ-
racy. Great Schools of Painting, Recol-
lections of Long Night by Isaac
Stephenson.
At the annual meeting of the Wau-
watosa Woman's Club held last Thurs
day, May 9Th, in the library the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. F. F. Cobabe; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. W. f. Woolard; recording
secretary, Mrs. G. W. Cairncross; cor
responding secretary. Mrs. S. C. Hor-
ton; treasurer, Mrs David Swan;
auditor. Mrs. A. E. Fisher; trustee,
Mrs. E. J. Kearney; advisory board,
Mines l.. l.. Gridlvy, M. j. Swan and
w. r. Nethercut. The following
delegates to the District Auxiliary to
be held May 18th, Mines. Herbert
Lindsay. W. r. Nethercut, L. ". Grid
ley and e. j. Kearney After the bust
ness meeting two very short dramatic
sketches proved very interesting. The
following ladies took part: E. F.
Peterson, w. E. Fisher, David Swan,
l.. C. Urban and E. l.. Walker.