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Pete Diedrich spent the weekend at
axe Mills, WIS.
Miss Margaret Woolard came home
from Rockford College to spend Sun
Iav with her father, w. F. Woolard.
A. G. Becker, grocer, West Main
Street. has added a Dodge delivery
Iuck to accommodate his patrons.
The Evening Class of the Delphian
Society held their meeting Wednesday
evening.
Miss Gertrude Coloran, Eau Claire,
Nis., has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin j. Brennan, Aetna Court
The Wauwatosa Mothers Club held
aheir meeting Wednesday afternoon in
The Lincoln School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Diedrich, Lud-
kngton avenue, will entertain at din
her Sunday evening.
Miss Agnes Duff entertained the
members of her Bridge club last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Edward T. Yer Halen, Second
avenue is visiting her father and
mother in Madison, Wis.
Miss Marie Mitchell, Sixth avenue,
Entertained very informally at Bridge
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Dreher,
Third avenue, entertained Friday and
Saturday evenings at Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Crotty, Luding
on avenue, entertained at a family
kupper Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Brown, have re-
turned to our city and are now living
#at 43o Third avenue.
Let's not forget the Forum Sunday
might. Mr.. I. NJ. Hammond will speak
ION "The Home Budget System"
Harry w. Schultz, State street, who
has been in East Moline, ILL.,, for a
-four weeks visit with relatives has re-
#tuned home.
The Holy Name Society of st. Ber-
Anard's church will hold their meeting
Friday evening in the church hall after
Hthe Lenten service.
n Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Conaway,
n Kayanaugh Place, are the happy par
ents of a baby daughter, born Febru-
4 ary 18th.
Karl Freudenberg. a prominent
member of the younger set, was seen,
last Sunday, in new Lexington.
both reported fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Kenney en-
tertained at dinner and bridge Tues
DAY evening. Their guests were
Messrs. and Mines. Frank Tharinger,
Urban Peacock and Clifford Kohler.
Mrs. Charles Ebert and daughters
Alice and Margaret, of Watertown,
We're weekend guests at the home of
Mrs Charlotte Sylvester, West Main
4 street.
u
n MRS. G. G. Sylvester and Miss Selma
Preuss, who recently moved into their
new home at It's West Main street,
entertained at a house warming Sat
uroay evening. About forty guests
We're present.
Miss Jane E. Lefeber, daughter of
Alf. and Mrs. ]. G. Lefeber, Jr., was
one OF the 81 auburn tressed young
'aoles seated around the festive board
al the Hotel Pfster last Tuesday night
"S guests of the Milwaukee Journal.
DR.. Charles Beerend, Wisconsin ave-
nue. who met with a serious accident
e"o weeks ago and who has been con-
Aned to his home since then, expects
10 be back in his office again the early
part of next week.
u, mere was a special meeting of the
"oman's Auxiliary of the American
reglon held Thursday evening to
e.ake arrangements for the Cabaret
9'uhI that is to be held in the Com
D, 9a.lIlisy House, Friday evening, March
Mrs. c. A. Mcconnell entertained
~ children's party in honor of her
oa0ghter Donna's seventh birthday
nrlllVersary. a. Her guests included.
1po'oJhy Turgeler, Helene Mullett,
Ivy. INA Da7elaar, Glenn Lambert, Nor
-'1" hom, and Robert Honiges.
our attention is called to the ad
". ne Red Arrow Cleaning and Dye