Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-10-19

haped VIII be called for by calling Mrs.
Oscar Shields, Wauwatosa 931-W.
Do you dance? Doa't forget the Le-
gion dance to be given at the Com
munity House this Friday evening. A
good time is in store for you. Excel
lent dance music has been secured.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Harwood,
I Smiths, Mass, arrived in Wauwatosa
last week and are now living at 399
Church street. They expect to spend
several months here.
mr.. and Mrs. LeMar H. Hutchinson
and Mrs. Arthur Welty, of Goshen, In
diana, are spending the week with Mr..
autchinson's sister, Mrs. Charles H.
Cross, and Mr.. Cross of Watson ave-
nue..
Hear Mr.. Boyce, President Wiseon-
sin Teachers Association, address the
Wauwatosa Parent Teachers Associa-
tion, Monday evening, October S0th,
High School Assembly.
Some of the women of st. Bernard's
church will hold a card party and
dance this evening in the church hall.
The proceeds will be used to help fur
nish the Sisters Convent. Everyone is
invited to attend.
M. and Mrs. /. r, Hno:..lamp were
pleasantly surprised by number of
their friesds Thursday evening. Their
guests were: Messrs. and Mines. J. A
Pleyte, Thomas Scott, ]. G. Lefeber,
Jr., Il. S. Waltermire, F. r. SAMSON
A. j. Biehn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Marlier enter
tanned at dinner Sunday at their sum
mer home on Pewaukee Lake. Their
guests were: Messrs. and Mines. E.
H. Graber, Leonard Broennan, FL 3.
Rubel, Miss Ruby Diedrich and Mr..
Sarres.
Don't forget the Legion Dance to-
night at the Community House. The
Navy Club Orchestra win furnish the
music. Come and show the Legion
boys that you are backing them in
what they do.
William Fully entertained the w. S. C..
at his home last Tuesday. Those in
attendance were: Harry johnson, VIII
liam FULLY, Horace Houtkamp, Michael
Barry, Harold Garvens, and Cornelius
Norwood. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Cornelius Nor
wood.
The Woman's League of the Wau-
watosa Congregational church extend
a cordial invitation to all church wom-
| en- of Wauwatosa to attend Kensing-
| ton to be given in the church parlors
on Friday afternoon, October 27th, at
800 o'clock. An interesting program
will be given through the courtesy of
the Milwaukee Institute of Music.
| We have not previously announced
the death of Courtland F. Secord,
seven year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Lloyd Secord, 354 Third avenue, who
passed away September 28th, after an
| illness of but three days. The little
fellow was dearly loved by all who
knew him and the many friends of the
| parents extend their sympathy to them
in their great sorrow.
| The Wauwatosa Forum will hold
| their regular meeting Sunday evening
in the Wauwatosa Community House.
On Sunday, October 29th, there will be
9. representative gathering. All the
organizations in Wauwatosa are asked
to occupy special table at the six
o'clock luncheon that is held before the
nesting. Everyone is requested to
bring sandwiches. Coffee and cocoa
will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Nethercut are
enjoying trip in the East. Their
first stop win be at the home IF VIM.
r. Nethercut, Jr, in Rochester, N. Y,
from which place they will stop in
Warren, Ohio to visit with DR.. and
Mrs. Rupert Rogers. They will also
4 stop in Mansfield, Ohio, and visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Nethercut, and in
Sandusly, to visit with Carroll Nick
erson Judson, before returning.
Mrs. Rosa Cooper, Parish Worker of
the Lake Park Lutheran Church will
speak to the boys and girls of Wau-
watosa, tomorrow afternoon at St.
Matthew's Parish House. Mrs. Cooper
has had many years of experience in
work with Junior Missionary Societies
and is coming to Wauwatosa to ex-
| plain the great work of the recently
graded missionary organization Of the
United Lutheran Church.