Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-04-01

Thursday, April Z. at 2:3O p. NJ. The
program viii be in charge of the His
torical section and win be under the
direction of Miss Miriam Hoyt.
Mrs. A. R. Spaulding and daughter,
Bernice, of North Freedom, Wis, are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. ]. Phillips, 14O Kavanaugh Place.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Metho-
dist Church will meet in the new
church building, Friday, April /.
Mines. Smithyman, Findley and Shute
will be the hostesses.
The Girls CiuS OF the Eastern Star
enjoyed Dinner Party at the Mary
land hotel followed by a Theater
Party at the Majestic Theater Tues
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Minard Tullgren,
who have lived in Wauwatosa for sew
eral years on Second Ave, have sold
their home and are now living at f423
Downer Ave.
Additional filter beds are being con-
structed by the county board of adj
ministration in the fields adjoining the
present site near the Menomonee
river.
The young ladies of st. Bernard's
church will give an informal "Buncon
| party Tuesday evening, April 5, to
which all the young ladies of the
parish are cordially invited
/ Contracts have been let for the new
concrete bridge on the Burleigh road
| which will replace the one that was
washed out by the food last year The
contract has been let for $1I, 1895
1 The Philathea society of the Under
wood Memorial Baptist church enter
tanned the Wesley Methodist Philathea
society in the parlors of the church
last Monday evening.
/ The Flint Mill and Furnace Co, foot
OF Greenfield place, has resumed bust
ness after being closed for the past
year They are now producing plaster
for the outside finish on houses.
Il Mr. and Mrs John c. Cain, Wiscon.
sin avenue. entertained twelve little
people Saturday afternoon in honor o.
their daughter Margaret's fifth birth
day.
The Twentietl Century Topic club
will give card party and Kensington
at the Masonic Temple next Monday,
April 4, The proceeds to so to the re-
furnishing of the rest room in the
n High School
Mr.. C. Muth, local violin teacher at
the Wauwatosa branch of the Wiscon-
sin College of Music, announces a re-
cital to be given by his pupils at the
MacDowell hall, Milwaukee, April 3, at
$3.50 p. M. Two of his Wauwatosa pu-
pills will be on the program, Miss Doris
Alborn and Emil Shorr.
The fire department was called out
Saturday night at about 900. to
house on the Blue Mound road belong
ing to Chas. B. Perry, of this city,
Owing to the high wind and the fire
not being discovered in time, little
could be dene to save any of the struc-
ture. Nevertheless our boys were out
in quick time as usual.
We s. ppose everybody got their fill
of eggs last Sunday. This is the first
time in years that eggs were within
reach of everybodys pocketbook and
4air ,faa sNF
what we hear The editor Jared better
than his predecessor, as we did not
have to eat snow halls anyway
A Sprlngtime Fantasy will be given
by pupils OF the Severance school of
Classic dancing at the Pabst theater,
ThurGday and Friday evenings, May
aa:..1 6, al 7.4s o'clock There are sew
eral Of Ire little tots from Wanwatosa
who ere going to take part, who have
tickets to scIl. so get in touch with
one of them before they are "sold
out
Messrs Chas b Perry. Gordon
Perry, Francis H. Whitney, Philip r.
Edwards, Stewart Scrimshaw, Max
I Rosenthal and A, V. Brigham, were IN
Madison March oath in connection
with various matters under consider
alton in the Senate and Assembly. Mr.
Rosenthal was particularly interested
in income tax legislation. subject on
which he has thought deeply for many
years.
The Tuesday History club met at
/ the home of Mrs. o. T. Schmidtill,
Graystone Park, last Tuesday after
noon, this being the annual meeting.
Assistant hostesses, Mrs. C, F. Chand-
Ter and Mrs. Charles Wilson. The club
viii give benefit card party at the
Wisconsin Club on April to raise
funds for the extension of the fedora
ton in the state.
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