Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-05-26
TENS ABOUT you AND YOUR FRIENDS

meneement address. His subject will
be, The Basis of Permanent Civili-
zation."
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bergman, 158
Center street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Norma Eliz-
abeth, to Mr.. Edwin Knuth, 1884
Twenty-eighth street, Milwaukee.
Mrs. w. G. Hyde and Mrs. R.
: Shute were hostesses at luncheon an6
Bunco on Friday, May 10, and at
luncheon and bridge on Tuesday, May
%, at the Stratford-Arms.
The Hawks Nursery Company have
been busy "dolling up" Red Arrow
Court with shrubbery, etc., this week.
When the Court gets its concrete road
and sidewalks it will be one of our
prettiest streets.
W. T. Whipp has actively joined the
firm of Whipp and Goebel, heating.
wiring and timing contractors. The
firm now will repair and rewind ali
makes of motor wash machines, vac
uum cleaners and general repair work
in electrical goods.
Mrs. Arthur M. Porter, Sixth ave-
nue., entertained at luncheon and
bridge, Wednesday. Her guests were
Mines. c. Stanley Perry, George Raab,
Carlton D. Sperry, S. Lawrence
Wheeler, Ralph D. Sporleder, ]. w.
Steele and James N. Kennedy.
The marriage of Miss Helen Sever
ance, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Co
clio B. Severance, formerly of this
city, to Mr.. Ralph MacKay, took place
/ Wednesday, at Fresno, California
Miss Phyllis Severance was maid of
honor and Harriet and Jane Severance
were bridesmaids. The young couple
will make their home in Fresno, Cal
ifornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Hubbard and DR..
and Mrs. e. F. Peterson entertained
| at dancing party at the Masonic
Temple last Friday evening. Their
guests were: Messrs. and Mines. L. l..
Gridley, Paul S. Godfrey, Roscoe w.
Godfrey, j. M. Mulvey, o. F. Schmidt
! i'll, f. F. Cobabe, D. S. MacKinnon, G.
I. Chandler, c. B, Holden, c. E.
Ragsdale, D. V. Hales, J. C. Lefeber,
Jr., E. C. True, l. R. Houtkamp, Ed
ward Bair, E. C. Sullivan, ]. McCord,
H. A. Mullett, E. ]. Kearney, r. H.
Gallaher, Paul E. Thomas, VIM.
Fisher, H. B. Wells, G.. D. Weschler,
F. J. Tharinger, Garry L. Jacobus, E.
C. Johnson, P D. Gates, w. F. Rowe,
o. V. Fragstein, r. P. lillian, Ray
Schoonmaker, L. J. Fitzgerald, W. F..
Woolard, Clifford J. Kohler, George c..
Dreher, Urban F. Peacock, w. G..
Greenman, Carlton D. Sperry, Ralph
d. Sporleder, Harold L. Henderson,
Roy M. Moss, ]. L. Forester, Charles
F. Harmon, L. S. Suess, Frank n.
Ferguson, L. S. Brodd, Charles M.
Scudder, w. H. Schmidt, Jr., A. c..
Sehrt, R. F. Frantz, Roy W. Camp
bell, Mannsell F. Thomas, c. j. Aburg,
c. l. Longnecker, Fred Oefein, Edgar
w. Martin, w. L. Secord, r. c. New
house, Fred A. Stevens, j. S. Cutler,
Charles Sheen, Edward T, VerHalen,
A. C. Flory, A. C. Hanson, Louis c.
Nichols, James N. Kenney, B. E. JAG
obs, Kenneth L. Jacobs, Roy M.
Jacobs, A. l.. Jacobs, Arthur Winding,
E. L. Walker, L. C. Urban, N. j.
Swan, David M. Swan, S. Minard
Tullgren, William A. McGill, Phillip
A. Kolb, Harry G. Morton, Fred L.
Morton, Chas. H. Godfrey, James D.
Godfrey, E. R. Godfrey, Jr., Joseph B.
Buchanan, Eugene M. Perry, c. Stan
ley Perry, Charles E. Wilson, Clarke
]. Mum, E. P. Butler, R. B. John
stone, Albert B. Houghton, A. V. D.
Clarkson, Lyman G. Wheeler, Leverett
C. Wheeler, c. F. Geilfuss, W. R. Mer-
shon, Philip P. Edwards, A. L. Kurtz,
H. H. Baker, Revert Baker, Albert j.
Zinn, z. d. Scott, E. F. Barlow, Price
M. Davis, Herbert Lindsay, W. G.
Winding, X. H. Talbot, Charles Nc
Cullough, B. E. Henschel, R. j. Mcln-
tyre, Fred C. Hathaway, W. J. Fitz-
gerald, w. G. Schrubb, Edward Geske,
Henry A. Digman, L. L. Marsh, Mines.
j. w. Steele, Charles Kirchoff, Hattie
Schmidt, Misses Virginia Buttles, Bea-
trice Comnock, Ina Sanders, Messrs.
William A. Godfrey, William A.
Walker, Clarence H. Rasmussen.
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