Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08

here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Dyrud The University of Wis
consin, wehre he is a student, is Civ
ing final examinations this week so
a number of the students are enjoy
ing vacations between examinations.
A shower was given in honor of
Miss Anna Blanck at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Blanck
Sr.. Third street, last evening. Tween
ty-fve guests were present and a
social evening was spent with music
and dancing. Dainty refreshments
were served at a late hour. Miss
Blanck was presented with many
pretty gifts in linen and aluminium,
which will be very useful in her new
home. Those present were the tele-
phone operators at the local exchange
where Miss Blanck has ben employed,
and the following: Mrs. Dean Weston,
Mrs. Charles Smith Mrs. Merle Okern,
Mrs. Albert Blank, Jr., Mrs. c. V.
Dickie, and the Misses Alice Donahue,
Bonita Rutland, and Bonnie Wal
lucks.
Miss Mathilde Raumborg from the
Sherwood School of Music in Chicago
is visiting Mrs. Belle Risley, who is
the affiliated teacher and graduate Of
the Sherwood music school. Miss
Raumborg is a finished musician on
the faculty of the school and has
aoncaYtizad avfapeivoIvy IN tba Tinted
States, Canada and Europe, and will
be heard in a recital here soon. She is
here now to visit the parents of pu-
pills who are music students in the in
terest of the Sherwood conservatory.
Sixteen girl friends of Mrs. D. F.
Mendenhall gave her a shower at the
home of Mrs. Otto Lee, Lynn avenue
last evening Mrs Mendenhall former
ly Miss Mildred Tramblie. is spend
ing some time here at the home Of her
and her home is in Madison. A social
time was enjoyed with music and
dancing and refreshments were serv-
ed. Mrs. Mendenhall was presented
with many beautiful gifts.
Mrs. II. o. Terwilliger is removing
the household goods from the home
of the late Mrs. N c. Kirk at Devils
lake. Such task is no small one.
Through many years there has been
collected furniture rugs, pictures,
dishes, and heirlooms of various
kinds. Most of the property goes to
relative in distant states but what to
do with some of the things in such
cases is always a perplexity. There
are old letters, pictures and small
articles of but little value, except to
the original possessors. AS soon as
the cottage is vacated it will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mr. Murphy, pro-
prietor of the kirkland hotel and
cottages.
DR.. A. L. Farnsworth observed the
passing of another milestone last
Sunday, May 2Sth and in honor of
this occasion, the members of the B.
B. club and their families rendered
him a party. After spending the after
noon in social way a six o'clock din
ner was served to forty people. APP
propriate gifts were left by the guests
and these were presented to the
hostrby Archie Kellogg with a few
we'll chosen and appropriate words
which were heartily received by the
host and replied to after which con-
gratulations followed. The members
were Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Moreno, Mrs.
Cecilia Koepp, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Conway and sons Kenneth and
Vaughn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Zuch and
children. Gertrude and Roland, Mr..
and Mrs. John Lenz and son Robert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Zuch and sons Har-
land and Donald. Miss Nettie Hopkins
and mother, Mrs. G. Hopkins, Mrs.
Fred Oil, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred LEM and
son Sidney DR., and Mrs. w. w. Ware
ham and son Robert, DR.. and Mrs. A
L. FarnswOrth and children, Ida Mae,
Ruth, Beech and John. Inyited guests
were Mr. and Mrs. William Farms
worth and children Dorothy and
Ralph, .4rchie Kellogg and sister Miss
Katie Kellogg
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