Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-12-07

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At 1880 the meeting was adjourned
to nearby park where the conference
photograph was taken. Group dinners
were held Saturday noon.
Saturday afternoon was given over
to recreation of all kinds.
On Saturday evening the big meet
ing OF the conference occurred. This
was the conference BANQUET: which
was held in the Normal School Gym
naslum and was featured by novelty
Jazz band and other good entertain
ment. Doctor Garfield, of Carroll Col
lege, was introduced by Reverend Cart
wright, of China, as the principal
speaker of the evening. Doctor Ga4-
held is a wonderfully gifted speaker
and ne made vital to everyone in his
audience all that he said. His main
point was, Find Need-Then Fill
It."
Sunday morning most of the dele
gates attended the various churches of
La Crosse. In each church one dele
gate to the conference spoke.
Sunday afternoon at the Congrega-
tional church there were delegation
meetings, an address by Reverend
Cartwright, of China, and at six
o'clock supper prepared by the
young people of the Congregational
Church of La Crosse.
1T 1880, the closing session, which
was held in the Congregational church,
the reports of committees were given.
The election of officers for the 1923
Conference were taken care of at the
close. Alfred Butler, of Beaver Dam,
was elected as the new president. The
closing ceremony, a most impressive
one, will long be remembered by those
present.
The people of La Crosse are to be
thanked again and again for their
generosity and consideration of the
delegates. All of the delegates from
Wauwatosa are now back home ready
to put into practice the ideals which
were gained at the conferecne.
The meeting of the Wauwatosa
Parent-Teachers' Association on the
evening of December 6, was one of
enjoyment and profit. The program
started with the singing of old and
popular songs by the entire assembly.
Then Mr.. Erwin Frank entertained
with two pleasing violin solos, the APP
probation of which may be judged by
the great applause. The Speaker OF
the evening, Judge Edward Fairchild,
then presented most interesting adj
dress on .'Daily Evidence Of Defective
Education" Then Miss Selma Men
nenger. sang two Lovely solos. After
these numbers the audience turned it,
attention to three three-minuts
sneeches. The first. "The Value and
Purnose of Playground and Athletic
Field" bv Mr.. A. F. Muellner. pro-
nosed Mans for Improvement in these
lines. Mr.. P. A. Kolb presented tPlans
Pest. Present and FUTURE The
mart Of the nnhlic was exnlained nv
Mr.. L. G. Wheeler in his talk on
"What the Community Nav Do tn
HELP" Then the meeting was Opened
for public discussion. and new plans
We're nronosed and discussed.
Professor NJ. v. O'Shea of the Uni
versitv of Wisconsin. popular and
well known educator and lecturer. will
be the sneaker at the next meeting. to
he held on January 9. in the Conorega-
tional Church auditorium. Members of
the faculty. of the Wisconsin College
OF Music will furnish musical numbers.
Miss Cash. director and instructor of
art in the Wauwatosa public schools.
reDorts that all the students of the
grades and the high school art classes
are enpaged in the making of Christ
mas nresents. MANY attractive pifts
will this year be presented nv students
to relatives and friends. This prob
lem is good lesson in the practical
application of art, especially of design.
In addition, many high school stu
dents are busy in the preparation of
headings, inserts, backgrounds, and
cartoons for the Cardinal Pennant."
# is hGped that the work viii exec
that of previous years.
At the Anna Copeiond GLIB meet
1g, Tuesday uoon, Mr.. Kolb gave :,
cry helpful tank on "The Ideal Girl.
Nmong the many splendid points Nh
lolb stressed, some of the more in
ortant We're: the ideal girl loves Ma
IRE, takes some responsibility in tn
ONE, loves and respects mother an,
ather, and makes mother her idee
/ vad oo.s GI~.-4- D~~A.s-- f~--1~ -
ture, she thinks big thoughts, and is
ever seiiisn "a a..es az
ction. She has host Of friends, 70
he herself is a friend to ALL
There was meeting of the cabine,
! nd squad leaders on Wednesda
! fternoon, to decide upon the sev
re for Esthonia.
Much interest is conferred about tn
hree one-act plays which the Masque
Dramatic Society will present on Sat
rday afternoon and evening, Decem
,er 16.
Lima Beans a clever farce b
,cherzo dialogue, by Alfred Kreym