Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-07-01

/ waugh will spend a few days visiting
his parents in Rochester, N. Y.
Miss Irma NJ. Schwandt, West Main
street, left Monday for a few days
! visit with friends in New York. Later
she will go to North Hampton, Mass,
where she will attend the summer ses-
sion of Smith College,
Virginia Ragsdale. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. z. Ragsdale, First avenue,
who has spent the winter in Billings,
Montana, with her uncle, Mr.. Ster-
ling Wood, returned to her home on
Thursday
Mrs. ]. R. Benoy and daughter. Isa-
bel, left Saturday for Boscobel, Wis,
were they will join j. R. Benoy, TO
spend the summer in a log cabin on
the Wisconsin river.
Ralph Smith left for Miehigsn last
week, where he win take up work un-
der the supervision of his brother, f.
Cushing Smith, who is in the land
scape garden work.
| Mrs. Schaffer, Dorothy and Carl
/ Schaffer of Cleveland o., are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard. Mrs.
Hubbard entertained last Tuesday aft
ernoon for Miss Dorothy.
The Stickney Field Club is planning
many things for big Fourth. one
of the big features is Ford. which
is to be raffed off. This is your
chancel
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy and family
left last Wednesday for Chicagian
Lake, which is situated in the state of
Michigan. They intend to remain there
for the entire months of July and
| August
The marriage of Miss Jennie Peter
sen, West Main street, to Louis Kres-
sin took place on Wednesday, June Is,
at 1900 o'clock noon, Rev. H. d.
Davies tying the nuptial knot Mr..
and Mrs. Kressin will reside in Mil
waukee.
Mrs. G. w. Cairncross and daugh-
ter, Margaret, left Wednesday night
for the Pacific Coast. Their first stop
will be in Minneapolis where Mrs.
Caimcross' sister, Miss Evelyn Ellis,
viii Join them Other stops will be
Portland, Greg, Berkley, Calf, and
Long Beach. They will be gone an
indefinite period.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Fido,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred w.
Fido, to John Delakis, took place in
the Episcopal church on Saturday at
6 p. m,, the Rev. Meyers officiating.
The song, 81 Love You Truly" was
beautifully sung by Miss Jean Temple.
Miss Morehouse played the wedding
march. A wedding supper was served
at their home on Fourth avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sporleder New
York, are rejoicing over the arrival of
little Willard Frederick, Jr. Mr. Spor-
leder is well known here, he having
lived in Wauwatosa, and there are
many of his friends who join with the
News in extending congratulations.
Mr.. C. d. Adams has purchased the
residence on Alice street, in which |
they have been living for number of
years They were rather undecided
as to their permanent location because
OF Mr.. Adams position, he being con-
nected with the Bee department Of the
state OF Wisconsin.
An electric belonging to A. S. Aus
tin, decided to take a spin all by itself /
down ST. Charles street. It's first VIC
tim was tree and the next was
Siegesmund's house, where big hole
was made. The car was badly dam
aged We hope the summer weather
won't affect the electric again.
Many of our young friends left on
Thursday for the northern woods. Cod |
frey Morton, Frederick Morton, James |
Godfrey and Jack Gage going to Camp I
Cranleigh at Eagle River. Francis |
Woolard will leave f,r Camp Misha- I
waka in Grand Rapids, Mimi, the
same camp as the one he attended last /
year. katherine and Alice Kearney, I
Mary Lindsay and Margaret Godfrey
will spend their summer in Bryn Atom /
a camp for girls near Lake Roosevelt. I
The Sunday School of the First Con- I
gregational church held their annual ,
picnic last Thursday, June %, at Wau-
kesha Beach. Instead of the usual
games and prizes the Sunday school
furnished lemonade to all. They also
gave each boy and girl free ride
around Pewaukee lake. The picnic
was a great success. The picnickers /
left at 8 a. m. and returned at p m,
when there were many who reluctant I
ly dragged their tired feet to the car. I