City church services and programs listed for Memorial Sunday
A lengthy church notice lists Sunday services across multiple congregations including German M E Berlin and Logan streets First Methodist Eighth and King streets English Lutheran Holy Trinity West avenue and Ferry streets First Church of Christ Scientist King Street Caledonia Street M E Church Avon Street Christchurch Episcopal Ninth and Main North Presbyterian Avon and Logan Seventh Day Adventists etc with sermon topics, Sunday schools, Lutheran and gospel programs, and special memorial observances for Memorial Sunday.
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M. E
Berlin
Logan Streets
First Methodist Church
Eighth and
King Streets
James W. Irish
West Avenue
Ferry Streets
J. J. Clemens
Luther League
Trinity
Archbishop Cranmer
Victor Jacobson
Church Council
First Church of Christ, Scientist
King Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
German Baptist Church
Seventh and
Winnebago
Geaf
St. Paul’s Universalist Church
Eighth
Cass Streets
J.S. Lowe
Rena Call
Lora Hill
Caledonia Street
M. E. Church
Albert L. Wood
J. Mohammed Ali
India
W. H. Vance
Christchurch
Episcopal
Ninth
Main Street
Dudley Buck
Bruce Steane
Lord
Parker
Thayer
Mark
Alpha and Omega
Stainer
North Presbyterian Church
Avon and
W. J. Turner
Galilee
First Congregational Church
Main and
Seventh Streets
Henry Faville
Young People’s Meeting
J. W. Stafford
First Presbyterian Church
King and
Sixth Street
Wm. D. Thomas
D. D
First Baptist Church
South Sixth Street
John Wellington Hoag
L. L. Sanders
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Miss Close
Chicago
Rev. Sanders
Catherine Closz
Baptist Training School
Tans in Style Drive Summer Oxford Sales in Shoes
La Crosse shoe dealers report strong tan and oxford demand as summer goods move. Darker tans lead while lighter tones hold steady. high cut boots sell to misses and tan pumps gain popularity. White goods pace slows until warmer weather arrives and canvas and linen options emerge.
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la Crosse
Oxford
Oxfords
Justice Harlan Resident Near Capital Walks Daily
Justice John Marshall Harlan sits in Mount Pleasant four miles from the capital and walks the distance each morning when weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Mount Pleasant
Capitol
Social week of teas and gatherings amid looming weather
The week featured numerous teas luncheons and informal social events by Mrs. Michael Funk Mrs R R Schaettle and the Funk sisters and by Mrs J J Fruit and daughter Miss Alice Fruit. A concert at Germania hall Wednesday evening with Prof Schoei and Mr U S Kerr of Boston is highlighted for the coming week.
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Michael Funk
R. R. Schaettle
Funk
J. J. Fruit
Alice Fruit
Germania Hall
Prof
Schocei
U. S. Kerr
Boston
Brilliant Afternoons of Tea Hosted by Mrs Funk
Mrs Michael Funk and daughters entertained with a series of teas on Monday Tuesday and Thursday attracting about seventy five guests each day. Guests receiving included Miss Braden Muske gon Miss Brennan Chicago and Miss Kenndt Lansing. Floral designs featuring violets hyacinths and apple blossoms enhanced the rooms with violet arrangements in the library and a wood violet basket in the dining room.
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Michael Funk
R. R. Schaettle
Miss Funk
Eleanor Funk
Miss Braden
Muskegon
Mich
Miss Brennan
Chicago
Kenndt
Lansing
Mrs Fruit and Miss Fruit Host Five O Clock Tea
Mrs J J Fruit and Miss Alice Fruit entertained six guests at a pleasant five o clock tea Tuesday afternoon in her home.
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J. J. Fruit
Miss Fruit
Tea Hosted for Mrs. Hinkley by Mrs. Brownell
Mrs J J Brownell gave a Friday afternoon tea in honor of Mrs H A Hinkley who returned from California. The rooms were decorated with La France roses carnations and apple blossoms. Guests included Mrs Hinkley M P Wing Louise Withee Wyckoff L C Colman W W Kinksley A S Farnam J F Quay J S Caldwell E A Gotterdam W R B Tscharner A S Willoughby W H Robbins P S McArthur Henry Faville J J Fruit George Ray T B Lawrence and John Moore. Miss Alice Willoughby and Miss Martha Brownell assisted in serving. Lillie Beatrice Smith rendered selections.
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J. J. Brownell
Hinkley
H. A. Hinkley
California
la France
Mesdames Hinkley
M. P. Wing
Louise Withee
Wyckoff
L. C. Colman
W. W. Kinksley
A. 8
Delightful Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Davis for Schwerins
Mrs Frank E Davis of North Eighth street gave a 1 pm luncheon Friday in her home. Guests of honor were Mrs Schwerin and Miss Schwerin of New York visiting Mrs Louis Hirshheimer. Floral decor featured La France roses and pink carnations. Music by James Kerr and Schocei followed by performances from Mrs B F Keeler and Mrs Percy Cilley. Helpers included Mesdames B C Smith Will Smith C A Millington and H J Hirshheimer.
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E. Davis
Frank E. Davis
North Eighth Street
Schwerin
New York
Louis Hirshheimer
James Kerr
Schocei
B. F. Keeler
Percy Cilley
Mesdames
B. C. Smith
Will Smith
C. A. Millington
H. J. Hirshheimer
La Crosse Woman's Club Elects New Officers
The La Crosse Woman's Club annual meeting elected officers for the coming year at the president's home led by President Mrs. M. M. Mathews with vice president Mrs. H. J. Bullock recording secretary Mrs. E. W. Sautelle corresponding secretary Mrs. David Rice and treasurer Mrs. A. J. Eberhardt. The retiring president Mrs. Pope summarized twelve years of club work and urged civic reform efforts. The Congregation church mission study class will meet Monday at 3 PM with Mrs. George H. Ray on King Street.
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la Crosse Woman's Club
F. H. Pope
M. M. Mathews
H. J. Bullock
E. W. Sautelle
David Rice
A. J. Eberhardt
Pope
Congregation Church
George H. Ray
King Street
Concert at Germanta Hall Wednesday Evening
Preparations for the Schocer Kerr concert are complete as music lovers anticipate the event. Mr U S Kerr travels to Winona for the May festival then to La Crosse and will spend most of the week visiting relatives.
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Germanta Hall
Schocer-Kerr
U. S. Kerr
Winona
la Crosse
Prominent Young Couple Wed at Viroqua
A social wedding occurred today in Viroqua as Tol ler P. Hetland of La Crosse ridge married Miss Anna Moseng of Viroqua. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs John Moseng.
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Viroqua
Toller P. Hetland
la Crosse Ridge
Anna Moseng
John Moseng
Norwegian Lutheran wedding in La Crosse county
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Martin Guldbranson at 3 p.m. Susie Moseng and Olga Hetland served as bridesmaids. George Hetland and Thomas Moseng attended the couple. About 250 guests attended the wedding with a supper at the bride’s home. The couple plan a honeymoon in eastern Wisconsin and will reside with the groom’s family on La Crosse ridge after June 1. The groom is A S Hetland’s son, a respected La Crosse County resident.
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Martin Guldbranson
Viroqua Norwegian Lutheran Church
Susie Moseng
Olga Hetland
George Hetland
Thomas Moseng
la Crosse Ridge
A. S. Hetland
la Crosse County
Young People's Society Presents May Entertainment at Church
The Young People's Society of King Street Methodist plans a delightful May entertainment at the church next Tuesday evening. A varied program includes an entertaining drill and musical numbers.
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Young People’s Society of the
King Street Methodist Church
Woman’s cheek in court over alienating husband
Mrs. Marjory E. Cochrane of Albany Avenue Chicago is accused of writing a bold letter to Mrs. Margaret Osler of Cincinnati who testifies against her for alienating Osler’s husband Charles. The judge and court staff called the letter remarkably audacious as evidence in the case.
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Chicago
Ill
Charles
Mrs. Osler
Woman letters reveal defiance in love dispute case
The defense asked for dismissal as letters between Mrs Osler and the woman show plans to live together contrary to law. Judge denied the motion and the case continued to May 31 for a new dismissal motion.
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Roe
Osler
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Father John
Bismarck
N. D
O. T. Erhart
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