Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-06-16

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srd boost Wauwatosa,
i Phil Chandler and Paul Lyman
pent the weekend at Moose Lake.
Mrs. Edward T. verHalen spent
ednesday in Madison.
Mr.. Carlton D. Sperry has gone to
labama on a business trip.
Mrs. Arthur Porter spent the week
rd in Racine.
Mr.. Fred Wood, Duluth, Mimi, is
be guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wood.
Mr. D. c. Curtis and son Paul spent
5e first part Of the week in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Maxwell Crotty an
lounce the birth of daughter.
Dudley Godfrey spent the weekend
II Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Swan entertained
a card party on Saturday evening.
Miss Gertrude Loos, of Menomonee
Nall, is a guest of her cousin, Miss
Dorothy Paap, North Ave.
Mrs. R. E. Mitchell and daughters
Marie and Janet spent the first part
b the week in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Kenncy, Jr
Watson avenue, spent the weekend
s Chicago.
Mrs. Henry Schweisthal, Cedar
treet, entertained at luncheon and
Nidge on Thursday.
Miss Marge Chafe of Madison is
sitting with Miss Carol Breed, War
b avenue.
1r. S. L. Graves, Watson avenue,
s returned from Three Lakes, Wis
YHsin, where he. has been visiting.
Mrs. Charles Koepler and son,
Washington, D. c., are the guests of
Nrs. Koepler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
8ohn Wilnot.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Wheeler and
lr. and Mrs. S. L. Wheeler attended
be commencement exercises at Madi-
Spn this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul S. Godfrey and
Ar. and Mrs. L. S. Brodd motored to
Madison Monday, where they attended
be boat races.
Mrs. L. Thornton, Miss Jane Cum
fgham and Mr.. M. Goldberg were the
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Hub
bard over the weekend.
Mrs. Walter Gillette and daughter
Iel South Pasadena, Calf, are guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gillette, West
lain street.
Mrs. c. Stanley Perry and daugh-
NJ VIII leave this evening for Den
'er' Colorado, where they will be the
quests of Mrs. Perry's parents.
Miss Mary Hulburt of Madison
spent the weekend with her parents
rev. and Mrs. d. w. Hulburt, First
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Weinbren-
ef have returned from an extended
lflp to Europe.
An electric silent policeman has
teh installed at the intersection of
80 Main and State street. Watch
-FOUR step!
Dr and Mrs. Edward S. Lodge have
EIo'ed from Second street, Milwaukee,
their new home on Washington
fFd' and 58th street.
Mrs. H. Steiner, East Milwaukee
venue has left for Boston to spend
, t,,lee weeks visiting with her son, Mr..
F'oyaI Steiner.
Mrs' I. W. Loomis entertained at
N, party at washington Park
r. ,. thursday for 20 of her daughter
ula little friends.
a large number of members of the
..' ..al Masonic lodge attended the dedi-
a.'oh services of the new home at
'o9llan, Wis, last Thursday.
Inc Hook and Thimble Club met at
nome Of Mrs. D. M. Swan on
-gsaay afternoon. Mrs. VIM. McGill
'go Mrs. D. Hoyt were assisting host
h., 'I's. Adeline Mccullough, mother of
o@, H. S. Lillibridge, Red Arrow
G. underwent a serious operation
49, Mary Hospital, Thursday morn
b., 5,s bone Of Mr.. and Ms. Geo. L.
ig5tr; North avenue, was struck by
ng l''s ~ last Saturday evening. Ow-
s,o.. '3e {. excellent work of the Wau-
o9 ',s "a Fire Department, only a por-
VI 'at roof was damaged.