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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1909
Page
5
In La Crosse notices a range of personal items and local business updates. The Y. M. C. A. launch overhaul promises transport to the camp, while many residents and visitors are listed with travels, visits, and upcoming events including theatre, dances, and a Bricht's disease death in Ava lance.
At St Joseph's school hall the class of 1909 graduated with musical and dramatic performances. Graduates included William Frise Frank Reuter Rupert Hackner Victor Roth Leona Doerflinger Anna Mueller Katharine Riegger Mary Haderer Zita Knothe Ferdinand Stangl Carl Miller Frank Volz Vincent Roth Marcella Keller Mary White Ruth Delphenich Helen Shorna Florence Seitz and Eleanora Hackner. The program featured The Colonial Guards Umbrella Brigade Ein Buntes Allerjei Old Glory or the Boys of 76 and a valedictory by Frank Volz with diplomas awarded.
The E. club entertained Miss Selma Olson at her home located at 1424 Mississippi Street, hosting a social visit in a cordial gathering.
A large audience attended two recitals by Miss Ida Schumann’s pupils on Saturday and Monday. The programs showcased young and older students with expressive, polished performances. Mrs. P. L. Cilley contributed vocal selections and praised performances.
Irvine unveils new table service designs at 429 Main St likely to attract gift buyers. shoppers advised to view the showcased Silver items as wedding gift options.
Lois Halik reports a comic sent a bogus wedding notice for John Wilds and Miss Lillian Dagendish. Mr and Mrs G Dagendish deny the marriage plans and question the communication's authenticity.
Recitals on Tuesday and Wednesday at La Crosse School of Music drew large, appreciative audiences. Pupils performed with confidence and credit, while faculty members received high praise. The year ends with a summer term starting July 1 and many students planning to study during summer.
The Lucy Larcom club met in the Y W C A library to hear a talk on Lake Geneva trips. Officers elected were Alma Hegge as president Sylvia Nelson as treasurer and Frances Bauch as secretary. Delegates chosen for the Lake Geneva conference August 17 to 27 include Frances Bauch Emma Larson Magna Falk and Freda Hanson.
Ida Rau hosted an enjoyable card party last evening with Bertha Hickisch winning the prize. Guests included Mrs. A. F. Reitzel, Julia and Kate Hackner, Lillian Kroner, Lenora and Anna Bechman, Bertha and Tessie Hickisch.
Miss Susanna Cramer organized a surprise for the Christchurch choir at the guild rooms on Thursday evening. The event featured roses, ice cream, and berries as the gathering enjoyed a merry time together.
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