Summer society highlights in city entertainments
Social season peaks with numerous visits and gatherings at country clubs and homes. Mrs John Bayer Mrs L C Colman and Miss Anna Paul hosted luncheons while Mrs J L Pettingill held a five hundred party for Mrs J W Cook and Mrs Davidson. Additional events include bridge linen showers tenns parties and picnics with Pasadena visits by Mrs Elsie Gile Scott and Mrs Frederick Hankerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bayer
L. C. Colman
Anna Paul
J. L. Pettingill
J. W. Cook
Minneapolis
Davidson
Hood River
Max Platz
James Walker
Reid
Scotland
Lydia Dalgren
Susie Nusted
Leona Doerflinger
Margery Gordon
Elsie Gile Scott
Frederick HH. Hankerson
Pasadena
Leona Doerflinger Hosts Youth Party at Bob White Cottage
Mrs William Doerflinger chaperoned a party of about fifteen young people at Bob White Cottage Wednesday afternoon for her daughter Miss Leona. The cottage and surrounding woods echoed with voices of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Doerflinger
Bob White
Leona
Young Folks Enjoy Afternoon Refreshments on Veranda
Young folks spent several hours at a delightful veranda gathering. Refreshments were served at 5 o'clock and the attendees clearly enjoyed the pleasant ambiance and company.
Tennis party prizes go to two rival players
Yesterday afternoon Miss Margery Gordon hosted a tennis tournament at her home for fourteen friends. Prizes were awarded to Miss Marie Paul and Miss Frances Egbert. Guests included Misses Marie Paul Gretchen Salzer Laura Cunningham Josephine Traer Dorothy Ellen Hixon Dorothy Usher Jeanette Hankerson Leona Doerftlinger Mary Evans Margaret Edston Dorothy Wing Margaret Taylor Helen Anderson and Frances Egbert.
Miss Paul Hosts Luncheon for Chicago Guest
Miss Anne Paul entertained at a handsome luncheon for ten at her home yesterday honoring Mrs. Wright of Chicago. Mrs. Hamlin Garland of West Selem was an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Paul
Anne Paul
Wright
Chicago
Hamlin Garland
West Selem
Scotch tea honors Mrs Walker’s sister Miss Reid
Mrs James Walker of Colwell court entertained many friends at a Scotch tea on Wednesday for her sister Miss Reid newly arrived from Scotland. Guests carried their work and enjoyed a social hour with Scotch dishes described as novel and highly tasty. Attending were Mesdames Albert Platz Max Platz L B Raymond C P Dorset Henry Faville C C Looney F C Sutter George Marvin N Frey P S McArthur Martin T B Lawrence R F Weston E R Savage O Tolleferson and the Misses Tucker Marion Dorset Nannie Colwell Carrie Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walker
Colwell Court
F. C. Sutter
George Marvin
N. Frey
P. S. McArthur
Martin
T. B. Lawrence
R. F. Weston
E. R. Savage
O. Tollefferson
Misses Tucker
Chicago
Marion Dorset
Nannie Colwell
Carrie Marsh
Social bridge party hosts thirty five guests at Platz home
Friday afternoon Mrs. Max F Platz entertained about thirty five guests at cards. Six tables of bridge were played. The prize was taken by Miss Mitchell Tucker of Chicago. Mrs. E O Edwards entertained two tables of bridge Thursday after noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max F. Platz
Mitchell Tucker
Chicago
E. O. Edwards
Cottage Occupants Near the City Named in List
Among those occupying cottages near the city are at Eagle Bluff in the Holly cottage J M Holley J M Holley Jr and Messrs Alex and Horace Holley Mr and Mrs W A Pryor and family and Mr and Mrs W F Benton and son At Linwood cottage are Mrs S H Russell Miss Russell and Miss Grace Webber Mr and Mrs Henry Hallalaure and family at Ferndale The Rev and Mrs J S Lowe have gone to Rice Lake for a month Dr and Mrs Watterson and daughter and Mr and Mrs Fewiett at a cottage on French Island
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Bluff
Holly Cottage
J. M. Holley
Alex and
Horace Holley
W. A. Pryor
W. F. Benton
Linwood Cottage
S. H. Russell
Russell
Grace Webber
Henry Hallalaure
Ferndale
J. S. Lowe
Rice Lake
Watterson
Fewiett
French Island
Willoughbys Travel for Outing and Visits in New York
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Willoughby and family journeyed to Utica and other New York locales for their met outing. Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Ives of Guttenberg arrived to reside at the James Thomason place. Mrs. Scott Smith spent the week at Warrens Wisconsin with relatives. Miss Florence Bowman departs for Victory Iowa then targets Colon Panama for a government hospital assignment next month. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Curry and son Earl left for Lake Minnetonka Minnesota to spend two weeks there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Willoughby
Utica
New York
R. Thomas Ives
Guttenberg
James
Neil Curry
Earl
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
PERSONALS NOTES FROM LA CROSSE CITY EVENTS
Mrs A Daundry and daughter return from St Paul. Mrs L W Schroeder guest in Milwaukee. many residents visit friends in La Crosse. dances and garden concert planned at Centennial hall Aug 11. Moonlight excursion on J S Aug 15. various visits in city and surrounding towns. local businesses advertise piano sales and painting services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Daundry
St. Paul
L. W. Schroeder
Milwaukee
Will Powell
Margery Savage
T. P. Able
Sparta
W. C. Higbee
Seiler’s
Fred Schultz
Bohemian Knights
Centennial Hall
Otto Ponti
Illinois
Chas. Macenion
Stockton
F. A. Weires
Dubuque
George Powell
W. A
Gateway City
A. Ruhoff
S. 7Th St
Ole Jensen
E. Burns
Prairie du Chien
la Crosse
A. C. Patent
Burr Oak
W. S. Wright
Merrill
Wis
Riley
Viroqua
W. H.angle
Reedsboro
H. Kerbhotz
Chocrane
J. H. Isbell
Dreshbach
Charles Oney
Colorado Springs
Colo
C. K. Gunther
Hokah
P. J. Seine
Harry Lewis
Fay Lewis and Bros. Cigar Company
T. H. Hammon
Galesville
J. S
Jual Dell
Valley City
N. D
C. Minor
Chicago
Marie McCall
A. A. Kemp
Public Dock Approved by La Crosse Council
City council authorized a public dock on the riverfront near Spence park to aid small craft. A report recommended $190 for a boom purchase and the work to begin immediately, prompted by the La Crosse Motor Boat Club petition seeking landing space along the riverfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence Park
la Crosse Motor Boat Club
Motor Boat Club
If Riot An Order To Fire Would Be Given
A sergeant questions a recruit about following a firing order during exercise The recruit says he would not fire if the order meant shooting his parents as they are already dead The dialogue tests obedience and morality in a military training scenario
I Dan W Dale Dead Daniel Webster Dale Sr Died
Daniel Webster Dale Sr longtime manager of the John Robinson Shows died at his home on Madison Road Oakley Ohio He was a brother in law of Mrs C A Hunt of this city Dr and Mrs Kilbs of Albert Lea are visiting friends in the city over Sunday Also promotional note: Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley route via Niagara Falls offers through trains for Philadelphia excursions in July with descriptive literature available from Geo W Wallg A G P T A Grand Trunk Railway System Chicago Adams St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatfield
E. F. Coffer
Waukon
G. E. Dyer
Mankota
la Crosse
D. C. Armstrong
Albert Lea
Dan Healy
Wausau
C. E. Rewalt
Melrose
H. N. Jefferson
Sparta
H. C. Remmington
Superior
W. E. Crowell
Grand Rapids
A. C. Meerge
J. S
S. R. Wakefiield
C. L. Veitz
West Salem
Dan. W. Dale
Daniel Webster Dale, Sr
John Robinson
Madison Road
Oakley
Ohio
C. A. Hunt
Mrs. Kilbs
New York
Philadelphia
Grand Trunk
Lehigh Valley
Niagara Falls
Geo. W. Wallg
Grand Trunk Roadway System
Adams St
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John C. Burns
Society
Mrs. Deorflinger
Wellville
Fourth Street
North Side Briefs
Brakke
Edwards, Optician
Mill Street
la Crosse Painting Co
Messrs
J. L. Sokolik
A. W. Allen
la Crosse Division
Robert Schulze
J. W. Smith
Ida Larson
Rochester, Minn
Loie Miller
Cashton
John John
Cap” Luther
Katherine Webber
Maudie Koeh
Catherine Knocles
Austin
Erickson
Caledonia Street
Kasson
William Boyle
Mayme
Poyle
Ole Julesberg
B. E. Gerry
Brooklyon
N. Y
Frank Farnham
Rose Street
East May Shumway
Fred Shumway
Winona
D. Shepard
J. G. Yates
Burlington Road
George Street
Irvine
We _ renair
Council
Reitzel’s
BIG Clearing Sale
Lev
Ville Wille Y
Toile du Nord
Karl G. Kurtenacker
City News
Harper’s. We
Beyschlag
Northwest
Toland’s Business School
Wisconsin
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