Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-24
|. BENoY, Editor and Publisher.
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anu UVDAS
neIwin C. Jacobus, Madison, spent
tbe weekend in this city.
Don't forget the Special Gospel
meetings at the Baptist Church.
The Baptist church invites you to
lis special meetings.
Hear Rev. E. R. MacKinney at the
Baptist church, every evening.
Mr. o. C. Bader spent the week in
Chicago on business.
Miss Dorothy PAUL, Madison spent
the weekend with her parents.
Mr. Charles Gillett has returned
from California and Mrs. Gillett is ex-
pected home bv March 25th.
A distinctive duplex home on Sew
enth avenue is offered for sale. See
ad in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urban F. Peacock,
North Main street, entertained at dim
ner Tuesday evening.
Miss Charlotte Moe has been the
guest of Mrs. Charles M. Scudder dur
ing the past week.
Miss Jessie Post, Milton, Wis, is
visiting with her sister Mrs. w. D..
Bliss, Wauwatosa avenue.
Mrs. Forest Nagler, Seventh ave-
nue., entertained very informally Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Gary L. Jacobus, Mower Court,
will entertain informally Friday after
noon
The Jolly Eight Bridge Club met
TUESDAY afternoon at the hcme Of
Il Mrs. 2. Il. Boundy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tharinger, Lin
coin Place, entertained at dinner and
bridge Thursday evening.
Mr.. ]. A. Pleyte, Third avenue, was
q surprised by number of friends Sat
urday evening, the occasion being his
birthday.
Miss Helen Howard, of the Gas Of
fee, spent the weekend at Chicago,
d visiting friends and taking in the style
show.
There will be a clerk carrier exami-
nation held at the city hall at 900 A.
NJ, April S. Call for application
blanks at Wauwatosa P. o.
Mrs. c. G. Dreutzer returned late
Saturday from visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. E. Atwood, of Oak Park,
I'll.
The Evening class of the Delphian
society held their meeting last Tues
Gay evening in the club rooms of the
public library.
The Evening Bridge club will meet
q Iof dinner Saturday evening at the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Spor-
leder, Mower Court.
q lhere was meeting of the Build
ing committee of st. Bernard's Con-
gFegatlon held in the church hall Mon
DAY evening.
Miss Ivy and Miss Hazel Snyder,
" ,~IauKegan, ILL.,, were the guests of
NJ MT. and Mrs. Robert Kuhnmuench,
ii'iFo avenue, last weekend.
Miss Rosamond Nolte, and Mr..
ollford Nolte, Madison, spent the
weekend with their mother, Mrs. H.
A. NoIte, Kavanaugh place.
Mrs. Ralph D. sporIeder. Mower
Dour1' entertained at birthday sup
ds gsI On Thursday, in honor of her
laughter, Mary Susan.
Mrs. D. A. Cooley, who has been
sitting friends in st. Louis for the
eas1 ea. week, is now visiting her par
laAdo, Florida.
Cur; 9ils II. A. Clum has returned from
r'iOaso where she has been attend
- = ,ne funeral of her sister, Mrs. E.
an No'Sell who died there this week.
-'eE an illness of only a week.
ira, frank ]. Schmidt, Jr., local ecclesi-
s9,I'aI aaI artist, accompanied by Edwin
f.. f,,'''s '55ong, left last Sunday morning
co... -.l',liand, Wis, where they will de-.
tlst 80 1he Swedish Lutheran church of
't.s= Julia Weinbrenner who is at
Is-alng Ward-Belmont NASHVILLE
Of ,,o va. aS recently elected president
Mis- M. " lSconsin Club of the school.
Nr F." elnorenner is the daughter of
tbie ,'.a s;. Mrs. A. Fl. Weinbrenner of
-Aiss Harriet C,o5e,.