Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-05-19

| :, 0AOCA WHICH Iney VIII attend
the Hubbard-Peterson dance.
DR.. and Mrs. Roy Fisher, Chicago
spent last Sunday, Mothers Day. with
their mothers, Mrs.J. w. Fisher, West
Main street, and Mrs. T. E. Green
wood, Kavanaugh Place.
The Hook and Thimble Club met at
the home of Mrs. w. D. Bliss, Wauwa-
| tosa avenue last week Tuesday. Mrs
b. }. Phillips and Mrs. C. E. Lees were
the assisting hostesses.
Lieut.. Earl Ware Foster of tbe
North Dakota, has been spending the
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
q. Wheeler, Wauwatosa avenue. and
leaves today to return to his boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Scott of New
York spent few days of this week
visiting with Wauwatosa friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Scott are taking motor trip
to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Trowbridge
entertained at cards Tuesday evening.
Their guests were: Messrs. and Mines.
W. l.. Secord, Hery A. Biehn, J. A.
Pieyte, Thomas Scott, James C. Lefe-
Der, Jr., Harvey H. Foote, and R. T.
Hopgood.
The following, from the Wauwatosa
branch of the Milwaukee Association
of Woman's Missionary Societies of
the Congregation Church, attended the
Rally at Plymouth Church, Racine,
last week. Miss Frances Benson, and
the Mines. w. A. Clapp, Charles H.
Cross, Harold Henderson, Samuel Nc
Neil, Lynn S. Pease and w. H. Perry.
Fifty-five former members of the
Wauwatosa Boys Brigade, Minute
Men and Light Guard will hold a re-
union and banquet this Friday eve
ming at the Eagle hotel, Menomonee
Falls. Many wild tale of adventure.
while at one of the old camps, will be
brought up and very pleasant eve
ming is looked forward to.
The w. S. c. motored to Madison
last Sunday, where they spent the day
with two of the Clubs members, Dom
aid Cooley and Ralph Smithyman
Those making the trip were: Harry
Johnson, Arvine Garvens, William
Tully, Harold Garvens, and Cornelius
Norwood. The Club greatly missed
the absence of Horace Houtkamp, who
has left for Northern Wisconsin.
Wauwatosa Chapter No. PIG, o. E.
S., will hold a regular meeting on
Saturday, ,tMay 20 at 500 o'clock for
the purpose of balloting and confer,
ring of degrees. Members will please
come prepared to take tickets for the
benefit comedy "Are You a Mason" to
be given at the Garrick Theater the
week of May 20, or notify Mrs. A. c..
Hanson of willingness to cooperate in
any way.
Mrs. S. Lawrence Wheeler enter
tanned at bridge Saturday afternoon.
Her guests were: Mines. Paul S. God
frey, Frank Cushing Smith, Harold
L. Henderson, E. ]. Kearncy, Harry G.
Morton, James D. Godfrey, Charles H.
Godfrey, Arthur M. Porter, Carlton D.
Sperry, Henry B. Nelson, A. V. D.
Clarkson, Harlow Pease, c. Stanley
Perry, Charles NJ. Scudder, H. NJ.
Bower, Lyman G. Wheeler, Leverett
c. Wheeler, Misses Helen Cumming
and adelaide Paine.
Mrs. Walter Winding, Chairman of
the Committee on cards for the Stick
ney Field Club, will conduct a bridge
party on Thursday afternoon, May 25,
at the Club House. There are accom-
modations for II tables and reserva-
tions should be made at once with Mrs.
Winding, Phone Wauwatosa 209.
There will be no entry fee for the
first party. Regular bridge after
Moons will be held every two weeks,
after the 25th at which there will be
an entry fee of so cents.