Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-02-04

G. Hanson. The colors We're presented
to the post by the Ladies' Auxiliary Of
the Legion, and the Wauwatosa Girl
Scouts presented flag.
Pastor Geo. G. Alborn of the Under
wood Memorial Baptist Church has
announced the following sermon topics
for the month of February:
Feb. 6-"Listening to God"
Feb. 13-"What Is Worship ?"
Feb. 20-"My Fathers Business.
Feb. 27-"How Shall Go Up Unto
Ny Father, and the Lad Be Not With
Me?"
Sunday mornings, at II o'clock. All
cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Leverette C. Wheeler
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, Church
Street, and Miss Catherine Wood went
to Chicago last Saturday to attend the
wedding of Miss Janet Robertson to
Mr.. Alfred Cleland. Miss Catherine
Wheeler %as bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleland will be at home near Hebring,
I'll. Mrs. Cleland, a former teacher
in our public schools, has many friends
in Wauwatosa and vicinity who wish
her and her husband a long, hapny
and prosperous life.
All those who attended the Ameri-
can Legion banquet last Friday eve
ming surely left feeling better and
with well digested dinner after
listening to the rich soothing voice of
Miss Selma Mchuingc her selections
being much app. eci4ted Miss Men
ringer is that t.rpe of girl who's
character stands out sweet and I'M
affected. Wauwatosa has every reason
to be proud of her. She is studying
with Beacher Burton, Milwaukee, and
dramatic art with DR.. J. M. Mulvey of
this city.
Mrs. Marian Francis Breed, widow
of the late Charles "A. Breed, and for
many years resident of Wauwatosa,
died on Saturday, January %, in Pasa-
dena, California, where she had been
living with her daughter, Mrs. L. R.
McKesson. The funeral services were
held at the old home of the family,
which is now occupied by her son,
Allen, i20 Warren Avenue, on
Wednesday, February 2, at 2:30 p. m.
Interment was in the family lot at
Forest Home Cemetery. The sympathy
of their many friends goes out to Mr..
and Mrs. Breed and Mrs. Kesson in
this time of bereavement.
Now that the new Congregational
Church is rearing completion, the
Building Com mittee has arranged to
have it open for inspection by the pub
lie Sunday aftel moons from 2 to 5,
when someone in charge will be
pleased to conduct visitors through the
building. Announcement will be made
in the near future of the gymnasium
and club schedules. The gymnasium
and other reereational facilities will be
open to the general public and any
organizations in the community desir-
inl reservations of hours should apply
to the trustees through Mr.. I. M.
Hammond, chairman, as soon as pos
sible.
The Board of Directors of the Wau-
watosa Red Cross met Monday eve
ming, January 31st. The Executive
Secretary gave general report with
short outline of the new civilian
work handled since the last meeting.
Twenty-eight civilian families have
been assisted in the Town of Wauwa-
tosa since, this type of work was start
ed last spring. A report was also
given of the method by which the dis
tribution OF Christmas baskets was
handled through the Red Cross office,
thus preventing duplication and un-
necessary donations. Special problems
which have arisen in connection with
her work were presented by the Secre-
tary for discussion and she was adj
vised by the Board regarding the best
policy to pursue.