Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
FOURTH ANNUAL.
The Business Mems Banquet Held
Last Evening.

The fourth annual banquet of bus
mess men was held last evening at the
7. M. c. A. and was attended by near
~ two hundred people. Like all its
predecessors it was most successful
event and the efforts of the association
and ladies' auxiliary are highly appre-
Grated by all who attended. 1t was about
7:3O when the gentlemen sat down 10
supper, at which the following menu
was served:
MENU.
ohicken ne Saratoga Chips
Ice Cream and Cake
Coffee
The service at supper was most ex-
cellent and the service given by the
members of the ladies' auxiliary surpass.
ed that of trained walters and everything
moved like clock work. After supper F.
w. Kickbusch, Jr., started the program
with vocal solo, which was loudly
applauded. From then on the follow
ing program was carried out without a
hitch:
SOLO,. ........................F F. Kickbusch, Jr
Coming Men in Review.
BUSINESS Mems Gymnasium Glass.
.................... Orlaf Anderson
Value of Membership .A. VanAdestine
RcdulLS Henry Mckay
Inc Night school. .................A. Rapraeger
Impressions Gained from 12 Years Mem
Hpershlp. ..-.............W Walter H. Flieth
solo-''stars May Forget Reginald Groome
................H Lewis Belknap
Some Association Buildings by Stereopticon.
Need and Value of an Up-to-date Building.
............ ...................... w. H. BiSsell
Orchestra
"ofth OF a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G. d. Jones
AS second number on the program
about 100 of the Juniors marched into
the gymnasium hall, filed past the old
er people seated at the tables and then
up stairs. When they reached the first
floor barrel of apples was placed at
their disposal and it was not long be-
fore the barrel was empty.
The balance of the program was, with
the exception of some musical numbers
and a humorous reading, given up to
toasts. To give synopsis of each
would require more space than we can
spare in this issue but as to their merits
they can be summed up in four words,
they were all good The 9TH, 10th and
last numbers perhaps were of more
thar ordinary interest to those who are
in sympathy with the Y. M G. A. move
ment.
Walter Flieth, in well prepared adj
dress, related the benefits he had derived
from membership in the association,
spiritually, physically and in an educa-
tional way
w. IL. Bissell showed the progress
that had been made in Wausau in the
past in getting public Institutions. He
dwelt upon the present needs of more
adequate Y. M. g. A. building for Wau-
sau and thought that with united effort
a new and better suited building could
NC ScCuIeu.
g. ID. Jones told of the worth of the
boy as family asset of the progress
made in his education and development
in the present generation. The boy of
today is the man of tomorrow, there
fore his early development ought to be
looked after.
All of the topics were highly interest
ing. There was not hitch in the pro-
gram and everything passed off as
smoothly as if previous rehearsals had
been in progress.
All spoke in highest terms of the
supper service by the Ladies auxiliary,
which most excellent organization is
made up of the following ladies:
OFFICERS.
Mrs. G. D. Jones, President