♦ ♦Birthday Party At Waunakee HomeT■dh‘iiWAUNAKEE—Friends and .relatives | ^of Mrs. Henry Kessenich gathered at j ^ her home and helped her celebrate her ■ birthday anniversary. Cards were played and refreshments served and prizes awarded to John and Hazel Williamson, to George Kessenich and Agnes Schwcnn. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kessenich, Mr. and Mrs. George Kessenich, John Kessenich, Mrs.Mary McCloskey, Misses Clara Bradley, Ingebar Grinde, ,Agnes Schwenn, veronica Connors and Hazel Williamson, Leo'. Kessenich... Victor Sitaan, Kay Yan, John and. William Williamson, andStephen Connors.Henry Worringer, Martin Corcoran,Frank and Gerald Roemich snd HenryLamberty attended the road school.The Waunakee Woman's club held its business meeting and home economics]program at the village hall Monday j tnight. Mrs.. A. ,Mf Blake and Mrs. Harry j ( Clarke read, papers on this subject and j i Miss * Edited. Stehr and Faye Wheelerfurnished, the music.Mr. and Mrs. John Ireland and family have moved from the upper flat of the William Wipperfurth residence and are how living in the new house which the latter has recently completed.Mrs./John Reuter, daughter and sen.and:'jars. Ewald Reuter of Prairie du Sac,'were visitors Monday at the Mrs.William Fell home. •Miss Mary Karls, who made her profession a t - the, Benedictine convent atClyde, Mo., where she has spent Jh* past two years, receiving the name Sister Mary; has many sisters and brothers living in this vicinity. Among her relatives w’ho witnessed the event were Mr, and Mrs. Anton' Karls, and .Mrs. John Barbian of Waunakee, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karls of Madison and Miss Pauline Kiris of Dane.