Leland–Dunham Nuptials Brighten Local Week
Miss Stella Leland wed Mr. Dunham in a ceremony at the church attended by about 150 guests. The bride wore ivory satin with lace and carried white chrysanthemums, with Agnes Nelson at the organ. Afterward a wedding supper followed at the bride’s parents’ home, as out-of-town guests joined in the celebration and plans for a new home at 426 North Eleventh street were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Nelson
West Avenue South
Directoire
Miss Dahl
Miss Dunham
Leland
Thea
E. O. Dunham
Bothem
Lanesboro
Dunham
Hanford
N. D
Nellie Dahl
Minneapolis
Oscar Olsen
Minn
la Crosse
Burlington
George Selund
Olson
Agnes Selund
Pearl Mannstedt Celebrates Thirteenth Birthday Party
Miss Pearl Mannstedt of 411 South Street celebrated her 13th birthday Thursday evening with friends and schoolmates. Mildred Latimer presented a burl walnut piano stool and gifts. Guests included Pearl t Violet Kisch Mildred Latimer Gladys Erling Esther Carr Freida Schultz Lizzie Forster Bessie White Eisie Schultz Lillie Schultz Nepful Gertrude Wolff May Vera Anderson Violet Esther Dahl Daisy Mannstedt Theodore Mannstedt Raymond Huebner Wesley Simons Clarence Gustave Wolff Charlie Carr Collins Johnny Utermoehl Johnson Wayne Swenson Lester Schaefer Kenneth Ferrier Leonard Knothe Jackson Branagan Harvey Beardsley Benjamin Williams Gardner Withrow. Music and singing preceded supper. decorations were red white and pink. Each guest received a red carnation. center cake carried thirteen candles. Mrs Withrow spoke, and others attended including Mrs Calkins Mrs Johnson and Mrs Vance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Mannstedt
South Street
Theo. Mannstedt
Mildred Latimer
Pearl
Pearl T
Violet Kisch
Gladys Erling
Esther Carr
Freida Schultz
Lizzie Forster
Bessie White
Eisie Schultz
Lillie Schultz
Afternoon Teas And Card Parties Highlight Neighborhood Socials
Mrs Candrian hosted about twenty friends for a social afternoon with work and a berry centerpiece. The following day she hosted a birthday gathering while Mrs Scofield hosted twenty five ladies for tea and bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs Funke and Mrs Dodge. Mary Olson hosted a tin shower for Miss Josephine Johnson in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Candrian
Sco
Scofield
Bridge
J.B. Funke
George W. Lueck
Rose
J.L. Dodge
Mary Olson
Josephine Johnson
Denton
Birthday and wedding celebrations at Tarbox and Holbrook homes
Last Saturday Mrs. W H Tarbox hosted a dinner for her son Charles Tarbox birthday and for Horace Holley who will wed next week. A large birthday cake hid a thimble coin and needle and thread for guests to claim. Gift ribbons with gilt wishbone marked the groom designate. That evening Mr and Mrs F H Holbrook hosted a ten cover dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Miller of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tarbox
Charles Tarbox
Horace Holley
F. H. Holbrook
Mrs. Miller
Chicago
Harmony Club Dines at Cronks in West Salem
Members of the Harmony club drove to West Salem on Friday and had a meal at Cronks prime dining spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
Harmonia Club
Cronks
Local Clubs Report Social Outings and Tea
Mrs. H. P. Bliss hosted the Friday Afternoon Whist club. The Twentieth Century club enjoyed an outing Thursday at the Bob White cottage with a picnic dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Bliss
Twentieth Century Club
Bob White
Local society notes and visiting figures reported
Mrs A E Mann returns from Detroit where she attended the national convention of W C O F. Mrs Begpezet hosts her brother Tomlinson and wife of New York. Mrs William Schultz of Williams Iowa visits sister Mrs W D Iden. former Miss Edna Appleby. Miss Jane Montgomery of Clinton visits city. Mrs John Dawson of Brookings S D visits sister Mrs J M Lawson. Mrs William Toney and sister Maud Conroy visit city. La Crosse Woman's club meets Wednesday with Mrs Rice. Rev Mrs Rachael Davis the Welsh evangelist guests of Mrs D G Whyte. spoke at City Mission Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Mann
Detroit
Begpezet
Tomlinson
New York
William Schultz
Williams
W. D. Iden
Schultz
Edna Appleby
Jane Montgomery
Clinton
John Dawson
Brookings
S. D
J. M. Lawson
William Toney
Maud Conroy
la Crosse
Twentieth Century Club Meets at Mrs Boyd’s Home
The Twentieth Century club gathered at Mrs. Andrew Boyd’s residence with a largely attended meeting. Mrs. Finch led in her absence and summarized Minnesingers and Meistersingers, noting Wolfram von Echenbach and Walther von der Vogelweide, F Ulrich and Hans Sachs. Mrs. William Schultz of Williams, Indiana, gave an impromptu talk on operas based on literary works. Delegates were chosen to attend the Federation of Woman's Clubs state convention in Milwaukee October 21-23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Andrew Boyd
Finch
Miss Lillian Wittenberg and B W Deicken Marry at Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Lillian Wittenberg and B W Deicken were united in marriage Thursday evening at the English Lutheran parsonage by Rev J J Clemens. D W Deicken and the couple begin their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Wittenberg
B. W. Deicken
J. J. Clemens
D. W. Deicken
Local Groom Weds. Couple Set to Reside on Farwell Street
Miss Freda Deicken attended as witness to the ceremony. The groom, a well known city machinist, and his bride plan to make Farwell Street their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Deicken
Farwell Street
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Ebners Coulee
The Ladies Aid of the German Evangelical church at West venue and Vine street will gather at Mrs. August Rimmert's home in Ebner's Coulee next Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
German Evangelical Church
West Venue
Vine Street
August Rimmert
Ebner’s Coulee
La Crosse High School Dance for Winona Football Team
The Athletic association of La Crosse high school hosts a dance at the Elks hall tonight for visiting Winona football players entertaining this afternoon. Kreutz's orchestra will perform during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse High School
Winona
Elks Hall
Kreutz
Economic Club to Discuss Bank Deposits From an Economic Standpoint
The Economic club at the YMCA plans a meeting next Tuesday evening to debate guaranteeing bank deposits. J. M. Holly will present the topic and the session will be opened to general discussion. The committee aims to keep politics out and focus on economic aspects to attract many local men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Holly
Young People's Society Names Officers At West Avenue Church
The Young People’s Society of West Avenue Lutheran Church elected officers for the year. President Chris Nelson and Vice President Rev. Mr Anderson lead the group with Secretary Miss Anna Pederson and Cashier Miss Marie Hobind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of the
West Avenue Lutheran Church
Chris Nelson
Mr. Anderson
Anna Pederson
Marie Hobind
Emma Hanson
Hannah Werker
Edna Nelson
Edwin Hoel
Conrad Nelson
Betsy Munson
Bertha Limpseth
Sigrid Braathen
Lillian Homer
Bernard Hobind
Einer Risberg
Agnes Linberg
Pina Gabrielson
Rika Johnson
Emma Homer
Marie Hellestwedt
Edna Larson
Johanna Pederson
Julia Lee
Messrs
BE. Risberg
Herman Hanson
Young Woman's Christian Association Orchestra Meets
The first YWCA orchestra meeting is set for Saturday at 7 30 led by Miss Dudley. All young women who play are welcome to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Christian Association
Miss Dudley
W. H. Robbins
Marie Erickson
Glee Club
Miss Hogan
Carlstad
Mignon Wright
Miss Wright
King Street
Oliver J. Ash
W. B. Thomas
First Baptist Church
Sixth Street
Main
King Streets
D. B. Cheney
Colton Mission
First Congregational First Congregational Church
Seventh Streets
Henry Faville
Packman
Wisconsin
Women Host Daytrip to Hokah Root River Brewery
Last Sunday a crowd drove to the old Root River brewery at Hokah for a lunch at 2 pm and a banquet style meal. A 2 to 1 indoor baseball game favored the Sluggers with ladies participating. After target shooting and comic snapshots, all took home wood violets then a 6 pm dinner before the moonlight drive home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root River
Hokah
A. Petrick
Chas. Newman
J. F. Newman
Addie Newman
Emma Oldenberg
Margaret Jansen
Elizabeth Dresen
Meta Beyers
Nettie Delphinek
M. Jane Newman
Mary Dresen
Agnes Dresen
Pearl Newman
Warner Weis
Robi. Newman
Art Carish
Joe McNeany
Chris Dresen
Joe Weisman
F. V. Kohn
Mr. Desmond
Y. M. C. A. Recital by Estelle Solon and assistants
Miss Estelle Solon will give a recital at the Y M C A auditorium on Tuesday October 27. She will be assisted by violinist Prof. Jacob Reuter and accompanist Prof. Charles Welss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Solon
Solon
Jacob Reuter
Charles Welss
Skeptic Scholar challenges prevailing doubt themes
A skeptic questions widespread doubts, arguing for critical scrutiny of commonly held beliefs. The piece frames skepticism as a disciplined approach to evaluating evidence and reasoning.
Religious Services List For Various City Churches
A detailed listing of Sunday services, sermons, and Sunday school times for numerous churches including English Lutheran West Avenue and Ferry streets, St Paul Universalist, German Methodist, Norwegian Lutheran, First Presbyterian, Westminster, First Church of Christ Scientist, Y M C A, First Baptist, First Congregational, City Mission, First Methodist, German Baptist, and Episcopal Christchurch with pastors, sermon topics, and special meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Lutheran
West Avenue
Ferry Streets
J. J. Clemens
Luther League
Clemens
M. E
Mississippi Street
W. P. Cunningham
O. C. Bangsberg
Epworth League
First Quarterly Conference
W. H. Vance
St. Paul
Methodist Brotherhood
St. Paul's Universalist
St. Paul’s Universalist
Eighth and
Cass Streets
John Smith Lowe
German Methodist Church
Seventh and
Es Panzlau
Norweg
Sixth
Division Streets
H. G. Magellson
Spiritualist Church
First Spiritual Church
Linker’s Hall
4Th
Main Streets
Cass Street
Emanuel Evangelical Association
Emanuel Church of the Evangelical Association
12Th and Vine
H. Etzelmueller
First Presbyterian Church
Corner Sixth and King Streets
D. C
Westminster Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Redfield Street
D. H. Rohrabaugh
C. E
Walter Harrington
Minerva Bates
Marian Johnson
First Methodist First Methodist Episcopal Church
King Streets
A. L. Shute
Keep
Pleasant party honors William Bishop at Rohr home
A cordial gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rohr celebrated Mr. William Bishop of Dodgeville. Guests included the Rohr and Schultz families and several young women and men. The evening featured games and music, and all attendees reported a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Rohr
William Bishop
Dodgeville
Ed Rohr
Fred Schultz
Jennings
Erickson
Smith
Rudolph
Peterson
Groff
Wickman
Diment
Ferris
Bishop
Binder
Weather Bureau Job Warns Against Overconfidence
A reflective note warns that even with success some people will face setbacks. It suggests caution in relying on popularity until all regions are heard and notes that wealth races rarely yield easy wins.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice Wheeler
Miss Stella
Eriart
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Boston Chase
Boyer-Furber Furniture CO
Woodward Supply CO
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
City Mission
North Third Street
Christian Workers’ Meeting
J. H. Merkel
Cleveland
People’s Sunday School
Travelers’ Hall
Linker Building
Fourth
Episcopal Church
Christchurch
Ninth
Episcopal
C. N. Moller
Urquhart Cawley
Trinity
Smart
Stainer
God
Wesley
Savious
Weather Bureau
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