Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-01-20

Police Officer Hedtke entertained at
a skating party at one of our local
rinks last Tuesday evening. Both re-
port an enojoyable evening.
The Mems Club of Trinity Parish
held their meeting Wednesday evening
IN the Guild Hall. District Attorney
label was the speaker.
Mrs. Richard Tweedy and son have
returned to their home il New York
after spending the last two months
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilmot,
Kavanaugh Place.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of St.
Bernard's Church held their meeting
last Monday evening. Election of Of
ficers took place after which they had
a social meeting.
Mr.. Charles Godfrey has gone to
Texas and will come back by way of
Nashville, Tenn, where he will visit
his daughter, Harriet and Katherine
Morton, who are attending the Ward
DCIiiiOHG OCiOOi THERE.
ST. Mary's Altar Society of st. Ber-
nard's Church will hold a meeting Fri
day afternoon in the Church Hall.
Election of officers for the coming
year will take place and all the men
of the parish are urged to attend.
Wauwatosa Chapter No. PIG o. E.
S., will hold regular meeting on Sat
urday, January 21, at o'clock for bal
loting, transaction of business and con-
ferring of degrees. Visiting members
welcome.
The wedding of Miss Helen S. Mar
tin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
w. Martin and Mr.. Sidney E. Smith
of Buffalo, N. Y, will take place
Wednesday, January 25, at their home,
320 Fifth avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. t. VerHalen, Sec
ond avenue, will entertain informally
at bridge Friday evening. Their
guests will be: Messrs. and Mines.
Henry Rank, DR.. and Mrs. C. M.
Schlene, and Theodore Scholes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kuhnmuench,
Third avenue, entertained at dinner
last Thursday evening. Their guests
/ were, Mr.. and Mrs. Val Fina, Second
avenue, Mr. and Mrs. E. Remand
Veech, Mr.. and Mrs Anton Agnesini
and Miss Beatrice Agnesini.
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The Country Circle of the Wauwa-
tosa Woman's Club entertained at a
Bunco party for their husbands and
families at the home of Mrs. Frank
! Swan on the Swan Road Tuesday eve
ming. All report most enjoyable eve
| ming.
Mrs. Victorien M. Meyer expects to
meet Mr.. Meyer in Chicago Saturday,
January 21. They will return to Wau-
watosa for few days visit and leave
for Vancouver on Friday night, jan
uary 27, leaving for Manila, P. l., on
February 3. They expect to remain
in Manila about six months.
f. f. Swan, Burleigh Road, has just
finished some good seven day records
on some of his choice registered HOl-
stein cows. Among them are two Jr.
two-year-olds that made 231a on 20
pounds butter respectively, The tests
were conducted by J. w. Jennings of
the College of Agriculture at Madison.
Mrs. r. J. Var Nostrand, Fifth ave-
nue., entertained informally last Satur-
day for Mrs. George F. Staal. Those
assisting her were: Mines. Otto Dit
mer, Fred Eriksen, Henry Digman
Elsa Peter-Sherman, G. H. Davelaar
and the Misses Madge, Alice and
Gladys Guequierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lefeber, Wau-
watosa avenue, entertained at dinner
Friday evening. Those present We're:
Messrs. and Mines. Joseph Lefeber
John Lefeber, Abraham Lefeber, Vast
Allis; George Lefeber, San Francisco
Cal, j. w. Norwood, d. 7. Pilgrim
and Abe Lefeber.
Mrs. Clarke J. Mum entertained at
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Cassel, New Rochelle, N. Y. Hei
guests were Mines. Albert Houghton
A. V. D. Clarkson, Swift Miller, Geo
| Weschler, Walter Fitzgerald, Car
Geilfuss, Judson Ellsworth, Jr., George
Dreher, and Charles Walker.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles c
Jacobus and Mrs. Rose M. Kolb took
place last Thursday afternoon at the
parsonage of st. Benard's Church
with Rev. John H. Fitzgerald officlat'
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobus have gone
on a wedding trip - Atlantic City anc
Washington, D. c.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Missionary Department Of the Under
wood Memorial Baptist Church viii ot
held in the Church parlors Flio2y eve
ming, January 20. A good prog'aIr
| h as been prepared and all are cordially
| in,r;tad IN attend this meeting.