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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1905

Page

3

Weddings and engagements in Milwaukee area society notices

Grace Pettingill and James C Hogan wed at Christchurch on May 31 with a formal ceremony. Barbara Russell sang at the service and attendants included Gysbert Van Steenwyk and Jane Beisel. The couple left for an eastward honeymoon. A second quiet Joliet wedding joined Doris Hellfach and David S Aller. An engagement reports Miss Mabel Hibbard to Henry Ruseling with July marriage planned.

Grace Pettingill J. L. Pettingill James C. Hogan Christchurch C. N. Moller Barbara Russell Eden Gysbert van Steenwyk Jane Bei Miss Beisel Miss Paul Mrs. Hogan Doris Hellfach David S. Aller Joliet Ill Andrews Milwaukee Free Press C. J. Hibbard Minneapolis Mabel Hibbard la Crosse Wis Henry Ruseling Elena Hibbard Milwaukee

Local Weddings Highlight St Josephs Cathedral Ceremony

Mary A Kauffman wed Joseph Blachink in a Tuesday ceremony at St Josephs Cathedral officiated by Rev Father Stenz. Out of town guests included Rev Stenz and mother Fairchild S D, Mr and Mrs Blachnic Taber S D, and Mr and Mrs Zabolitzke Lansing Ia.

Mary A. Kauffman Joseph Blachink St. Joseph's Cathedral Father Stenz Fairchild Minn Stenz Blachnic Taber, S. D Zabolitzke Lansing

Decoration Day Picnic Opens Schaghti Coke Club

Decoration Day brought sunshine and crowds as city picnics and rides went ahead despite rain. The Schaghti coke club opened formally with a table d hote dinner for eighty to ninety guests and private parties hosted by Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Hyde and others including J. S. Medary, N. D. Allen, Robert S. Hyde, and L. F. Easton, among others.

Schaghticoke Club Mrs. S. Y. Hyde Messrs. and Mesdames J. S. Medary N. D. Allen Robert S. Hyde

Lost List of Local Residents Recited in Notice

In a fragmented OCR excerpt, names appear including Mrs Losey Miss Fanny Losey Miss Katherine McDonald Mr G M Woodward Louise Margaret and Clarke Easton as part of a longer missing text item from a local notice. The passage hints at a social or household roster pending clarification.

Mrs. Losey Fanny Losey Katherine McDonald G. M. Woodward Louise Margaret and Clarke Easton

Farnams Egberts Spiers and Jameses Enjoy Decoration Day Drive

Mr and Mrs A S Farnam with children and Mr and Mrs F M Egbert with children joined Mrs James Spier Mrs Alfred James Burton James and Kenneth Whyte for a country drive and picnic supper on Decoration Day afternoon.

A. S. Farnam F. M. Egbert James Spier Alfred James Burton James Kenneth Whyte

Picnic luncheon at Mrs. Andrew Lees home

A delightful picnic luncheon was hosted at the home of Mrs. Andrew Lees. Attendants included Mesdames Moulton Law Finch A P Hanker son Marston Abby Burton Helen Burton, Miss Jefferson and Emma Finch.

Andrew Lees Mesdames Moulton Law, Finch A. P. Hankerson Marston Abby Burton Helen Burton Miss Jefferson Emma Finch

Cargill Party River Trip With River Party Guests

Mr and Mrs W W Cargill led a river sailing party in their boat. The group included Mr and Mrs D Cunningham Mesdames L C Colman W E Sawyer F H Hankerson H L Colman and others.

W. W. Cargill

Pettibone Park and Myrick Park Busy with Daytime Parties

Pettibone Park and Myrick Park hosted many parties through the day. The wagon bridge thronged with pedestrians and carriages, and as night fell the area was filled with tired but happy people.

Pettibone Park Myrick Park

Hixon and Colleagues Host Boston Party Gatherings

Mr and Mrs J M Hixon hosted a Friday launch party for about a dozen friends. The Lamb boats Wan derer and Idler will arrive tomorrow from Minneapolis with a party from Minneapolis and Clinton. F P Hixon and wife plan dinner tomorrow. Margaret Marston hosted Miss Williams French teacher at Mt St Josephs at luncheon Wednesday. Irma Candrian hosted Sewing Club today. J Spier Colman hosted Thursday eve to meet Rev W A Main missionary from Yenping China. The evening featured his foreign experiences.

Lamb Wanderer Idler Minneapolis Clinton F. P. Hixon Margaret Marston Miss Williams Mt. St. Joseph’s D. P. Smith L. J. Sawyer David Austin Milwaukee Chicago E. H. Canfield R. S. Dodge Sparta John M. Palmer Louisville Mt. St. Josephs Dubuque Iowa Mary Eaton Shadbolt Minnetonka E. L. Spicer Fourteenth Street P. H. Hough Lafayette Ind Miles Perdue University F. B. Smith Stoddard Snyder St. Paul Edwin Cassels Jessie Pettibone Faribault Shattuck School F. M. Egbert King M. C. Burgh Madi

Ladies Quartette to Debut at Twelfth and Cass

Mrs Rose Manning Murphy will lead a musical evening at Mrs W S Cargill residence with violinist Miss Charlotte Simon. The Liszt Quartette featuring Alicia Lindsey Evelyn Lawson Barbara Russell and Rose Manning Murphy makes its first public appearance, promising an artistic success La Crosse music lovers anticipate eagerly.

The Presbyterian Church Rose Manning Murphy W. S. Cargill Twelfth Cass Streets Jacobson van Oordt Liszt Quartette Barbara Russell la Crosse

Japanese tea in honor of Dora Hellfach wedding

Monday afternoon Miss Eva Horner hosted a Japanese themed tea in honor of Miss Dora Hellfach whose wedding occurred Thursday. Decorations featured fans umbrellas and dainty place cards with sentiments. Friday wreaths added to the festive effect with a guest list including Mesdames Alfred Langenbach F B Smith John Bayer John Doherty E J Evans F N Funke W A Wiggenhorn W B Tscharner Maude Pettingill Eleanor Melinda Funk Mary Miller and George Twiggs of Ashland.

Eva Horner Dora Hellfach Alfred Langenbach F. B. Smith John Bayer John Doherty E. J. Evans F. N. Funke W. A. Wiggenhorn W. B. Tscharner Maude Pettingill Eleanor and Melinda Funk Mary Miller George Twiggs Ashland

Farewell coffee gatherings for Mrs Egbert and Mrs Burgh

Thursday afternoon Mrs A S Willoughby hosted a farewell coffee for Mrs F M Egbert before her move. Royal euchre was played. Another coffee hosted by Mrs Minnie Runckle honored Mrs M C Burgh of Madison visiting for the wedding of her niece Miss Nora Elstad to Mr Louis Runckel. Guests included Mesdames E Elstad Fox Carl Runckel G Schilling Augusta Metzgar Meuller Forset.

A. S. Willoughby F. M. Egbert Minnie Runckle M. C. Burgh Madison Nora Elstad Louis Runckel Mesdames E. Elstad Fox Carl Runckel G. Schilling Augusta Metzgar Meuller Forset

Young Women Shore Excursion to Brownsville on City of Hudson

A party of young women traveled Thursday to Brownsville aboard the small steamer City of Hudson. They plan to stay several days at a farm house. The group includes Miss Gertrude Norbeck, Georgine McDonald, Ina Higbee, and Margaret and Eleanor Marston.

Brownsville Hudson Gertrude Norbeck Georgine McDonald Ina Higbee Margaret and Eleanor Marston

Annual meeting of managers of the Home for the Friendless

The annual meeting of the managers of the Home for the Friendless will be held Tuesday at 3 o'clock at the home. All members and friends are invited to attend.

Sterling Sets New Pace for Hotel Men

C A Sterling plans a grand gallery of improvements at his hotel as he aims to keep pace with rapid city growth. A new 20 by 30 foot guest room with marble wainscoting and a glass wall will connect to the buffet and office. Furnishings include mahogany tables and forty chairs costing seven dollars each.

Sterling Scheck Minneapolis

Marriage brings Elstad family guests and local visits

The Elstad household hosts Nora Elstad’s wedding guests from Madison Wisconsin Mr and Mrs Burgh and son, the latter a state bank examiner Mrs Burgh is a social connection. Mrs Barney Strouse departs for Philadelphia to visit friends Miriam Harrison stays with friends in Oshkosh.

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