Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-11-02
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the marriage of her daughter, Paula
Dorothy, to Harvey Addison Myers,
this city,. on Wednesday, November 1,
1922, at 430 P. NJ.
Mrs. Charles E. Wilson entertained
at a Halloween party Friday after
room in honor of her granddaughter
Betty Louise Manlove's sixth birthday
anniversary.
Wauwatosa Chapter No. PIG, o. E.
S., viii hold regular meeting on Sat
urday evening, November 4, at 500
O'Clock for the purpose of business and
balloting. Visiting members of the
Order welcome.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Underwood Memorial Baptist will
meet at the home of Mrs G. Z. Smith,
$50 First avenue, Thursday, November
9Th, at 2:30 P. NJ All ladies oe the
church and congregation are urged to
be present.
Mrs. Eugene M. Perry entertained
at bridge on Saturday. Her guests
! were: Mines. Frank L. Tharinger,
Harold /. Henderson, Clifford j. Koh-
Ter, Urban F. Peacock, Walter KARL,
James N. Kenney, Garry L. Jacobus,
William Fl. Bender, C. Stanley Perry,
Erwin G. Bell, and Ralph d. Sporleder.
Mrs. Walter G. Winding entertained
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her
daughter Dorothy's tenth birthday an
niversary. Her guests were: Helen
Hales, Enid Toussaint, Dorothy and
Marion Schiitz, Ruth Notbohm, Eliza
beth Scott, Lois Digman, Betty Hub
bard, Marion Bluel, Betty Heiden,
Martha Rosengreen, Frank Martin, Jr.,
and Junior Winding.
Mrs. L. S. Brodd entertained at
luncheon and bridge on Thursday. Her
guests were: Mines. William Graham,
Paul S. Godfrey, Charles M. Scudder
w. G.. Hyde, l.. L. Newton, James N.
Kenney, j. w. Steele, Harold L. Hem
derson, Howard r. Godfrey, Eugene M.
Perry, Harry L. Jacobus, Arthur Nj.
Porter, James L. Foley, Jr., F. w. Kap-
pleman and Edward 7. VerHalen.
The Eastern Star card and dancing
party viii be held in the Temple FRI
day evening, Nov. 10th. Cards from
to 10, dancing from 10 to 12. Good
music for dancing. Those who wish to
continue playing cards after ten may
do SO. Bridge, Five Hundred and
Bunco will be played. Committee in
charge; Messrs. and Mines. l.. Ur-
ban, A. Sehrt, VIM. Schmidt, Jr., d.
Swan, and 0. G. Hubbard.
Mrs. James SpalJing, West Milwau-
kee avenue, was hostess at Pink Tea
on Wednesday of last week. The
table decorations were very pretty,
consisting of streamers of pink paper
ard butterflies. Covers were laid for
Mines. A. L. Austin, T. E. Zimmerman,
John Hcyl, Edw. Lester, JOS. Luke, J..
w. Lynch, G. H. Gunderman, j. Lais-
ter, Merrill Brady. Prizes were award
ed to Mines. John Heyl and I. E. Zim-
norman.
The Girl Scouts of the Senior High
School, now under the leadership Of
Miss Edwards, held swimming party
at North Avenue Natatorinm, Friday,
Oct. 81. Later the girls went to Miss
Edwards home and enjoyed picnic
supper. A pleasant evening was re-
ported by all. Those present were:
Elizabeth Kuenzli, Vera Clum, Lucille
Weinhold, Dagny Heiden, Violet
Klockner, Miss Olson, Miss Duerr and
Miss Edwards.
Mrs. G. A. Kurtz entertained at
luncheon and bridge on Wednesday.
Her guests were: Mines. L. G. Wheeler,
A. G. Flory. c. H. Shaw, E. r. Godfrey,
Jr., James A. Godfrey, w. F. Woodland,
]. S. Cutler, E. j. Kearney, HI. G. Nor
ton, Fred Morton, Edgar w. Martin,
Charles Gillett, d. G. Hathaway, l.. C.
Urban, d. S. MacKinnon, David Swan,
Charles Mccullough, f. w. Kapple-
man, r. r. tombstone, C. S. Clark, G,
E. Wilson. C. j. Aburg, ". r. Mershon,
R. j. Mcintyre, f. z. Coba5e and Miss
Virginia Buttles.