Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-12-02

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| Miss Margaret Seamans has re-
turned to her home in Billings. Mont
after spending several weeks with the
Misses Imogene and Julia Seamans.
West Main street.
MIR. w. A Walker and Mr.. Chas.
b. Perry will speak on Disarmament
at the Congregational Forum Sunday
evening. These are two well known
citizens and a large audience should
turn out to hear them.
A Pre-Christmas Dancing Party
will be given Wednesday evening, De-
cember at the Masonic Temple. bv
the j. S. S. Girls Club of the o. E. S.
The girls will be delighted to sell you
a ticket.
The regular business meeting of
the Mothers Club will be held De-
cember in the Lincoln School at
300 o'clock. The topic for the after
noon will be "Our Children as Our
Teachers See Them," by one of the
faculty.
Everyone will be interested to know
| that Wauwatosa had the largest dele
cation of boys at the Y. M. C. A.
Conference which was held last week
in Milwaukee. Many of the delegates
from all over the state stayed at Wau-
watosa homes.
Ye! Ye! Zip!
Ye Hiram and We Mandy, hear ye!
Yerself, yer Gals an all yer frinds
kin cum to the J. S. S. Girls o. f.
S. Dancing Party on der Seventh of
December at the Masonic Temple.
S100 per couple. Music by Jack
Gains Orchestra.
Come Grownups and High School
Students to the Dutch Lunch and Hard
| Times Party at the NJ E. Church.
Thursday, December g. If you wish
to be admitted to the party that night,
don your old clothes that make you
look fright.
Mrs. Rhoda Caldwell, an old resi-
dent of this city for many years, died
at her home in Colorado Springs,
Colo, on November 2, after a brief
illness. She is survived by two daugh-
ters, Miss Ethel Caldwell and Mrs.
Davis, both residing in Colorado
Springs.
Many of our young people who are
away at school spent the Thanksgiy-
ing Holidays with their parents.
Among those who were home were:
Clarke Kelsey, Gordon Perry, Millard
and Ralph Smith, Helen Mcintyre,
Donald Cooley, Michael Barry, Paul
Elfers, Clara Ellen Robinson, Mar
garet Woolard, Robert Nethercut,
Catherine Wheeler and Myron Junk
ms, Walter Holzbog.
Mrs. Harry S. Fuller, Church street,
entertained at luncheon on Tuesday
for her daughter, Mrs. Harry C. Le-
feber of Green Bay, Wis. Her guests
We're: Mines. Roscoe w. Godfrey,
Fred Hathaway, Fred M. Godfrey,
Jack Steele, Paul S. Godfrey, James
L. Foley, Jr., Ralph d. Sporleder, Err
win Bell, Urban F. Peacock, James N.
Kenney, Albert Voss, Phil Edwards,
Harry S. Fuller, Jr., Sidney Fuller
j. B. Buchanan and Fred Kappleman
The next regular meeting of Wau-
watosa Chapter No. 219, o. E. S., viii
be held on Saturday evening, Decem-
Der 3rd, at 800 o'clock, for balloting
and transaction of regular business,
and also the annual election of Off
GERS. This is one of the most import
ant meetings of the year and every
member is urged to be present if pos
sible. Visiting members always well
| come.
Mrs. Arthur V. D. Clarkson, Watson
avenue, entertained at Bridge last
Saturday afternoon for Mrs Benz. +.
Castle and Mrs. Clarence Mills. The
guests were: Mines. George Wesch-
ler, Albert Houghton, L. c. Wheeler,
Walter Winding, Stuart Scrimshaw,
l.. F. Brodd, Geo. C. Dreher, Carl
Geilfuss, Clarke ]. Mum, H. G. Nor
ton, Chas. H. Godfrey, Louis c.
Nichols, Albert Hanson, Paul Ham
mersmith, Warren Bishop, Edward H.
Bair, D. V. Hales, ]. c. Lefeber, Jr.,
Harold L. Henderson, H. A. Digman,
l.. l.. Grioiey, Robert Baird, Francis
Dickey, S. L. Graves, Misses Virginia
Buttles. Catherine Wheeler and
Madge Houghton.
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