Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-13

Social Gatherings Of the Past
Week in Wausau.

MIS-. WdlUer Alexander, VINO al
present is sojourning at the Alexander
cottage at Plum lake, has issued an
invitation to the Study and Philan-
thropy department of the Ladies Lit
erary club for an outing at the lake.
The ladies will depart Thursday
morning and will be absent three or
four days. The following named
ladies are members of this department
and it is expected that nearly all Of
them will avail themselves of the de-
lightful invitation and enjoy the hos
FATALITIES of the their most popular
hostess: Mesdannes Walter Alexan-
der, w. S. Armstrong, Robert Ander-
son, Fred Becker, ]. r. Bryant, ]. d.
Coleman, G. S. Curtis, w. G. Dickens,
r. S. Dickens, A. W. Trevitt, r. H..
Johnson, F. o. Croker, G. P. Meyer,
d. L. Jones, S. Livingston, G. G. Nc
Intosh, j. E. McKahan, Elmer Miller,
f. c. Nichols, G. H. Peth, S. NJ.
Quaw, Susan Single, Fred H. Schnei-
der, IL. c. Stewart, Miss Helen Stewart.
Mrs. M. G. Ewing and Miss Helen
Gebhart entertained a large number
of their lady friends on last Wednes-
day afternoon at Rothschild pavilion,
complimentary to Mrs. w. w. Ames
of Newark, N. j. Bridge was the en-
tertainment offered, eighteen tables
being played. The prizes were won
by Miss Helen Single and Miss Miss Mar
garet Dunbar. Later in the after
noon supper was, served in the din
ing room. The dining table was in
the shape of an L and was decorated
with pretty baskets of pink and white
flowers, while over the entire table
were scattered pink and white hearts.
These together with numerous tiny
pink and white lighted candles made
a most pleasing effect. Covers were
placed for eighty guests.
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Miss Alice Tilleson, former kinder
garten teacher in the city schools, and
Walter A. Evers, of Wausau, court
reporter of this district, were mar
ried last Wednesday at the home of
Miss Tilleson's parents, at Menom-
onie. They will reside at Wausau
and will be at home in that city after
October Is, the happy couple now
enjoying an extended honeymoon
journey. The many friends of both
Mr.. and Mrs. Evers in this ity were
aware of the nearness of this nuptial
event, but their congratulations are
none-the-less hearty, and are given
with the hope that much happiness
and good fortune may come to them.
Merrill Advocate.
Tomorrow evening, at Castle hall,
an entertainment or parlor vaudeville
will be given under the auspices of
the Young Ladies' Sodakty of st.
James church. The leading features
will be an exhibition and explanation
of folk dancing and impersonation by
7. G. Ward, the world champion
dancer. After the program has been
completed dancing will be INDUCED
in. Dell E. Curtis has charge Of the
arrangements. The proceeds will be
used for the organ fund.
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Miss Anne Monahan entertained at
the club house Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Atkinson of Minneapolis.
The luncheon table was artistically
decorated with sweet peas, asparagus,
ferns and an antique basket. Bridge
was played, and Mrs. G. B. Mayer
won the prize for highest score and
Mrs. Atkinson won the guest prize.
The Misses Norah and Leah Deutsch
will entertain friends on Thursday
evening at their home on Grand ave.
The party is given for Miss Jean
Alexander and f. p German, whose
marriage takes place on the goth of
this month.
On account of the high water and
the impossibilluy of getting to the
pavilion, the bridge party which was
to have been given at that place this
afternoon by Mrs. H. G. Evans, Mrs
G. S. Giffin and Mrs. G. III. Ingraham
has been unavoidably postponed.
Miss Emma Stewart of Virginia,
Mimi, who is visiting her sisters,
Mrs. +. P. Stone and Mrs. ]. N. Man
son, entertained few friends inform
ally on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Bel Murray entertained mum
Der Of friends on Wednesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Ames of New
ark, n. j., who is the guest of Miss
Nina kIckDuSch.
Miss Hester Jones entertained at
dinner at the Wausau Club on Wednes-
day evening for her cousin, Miss
Kathlyn Jones of Fond du Lac.
Mrs. Russell Lyon entertained
friends at a luncheon on Thu sday
complimentary to Mrs. W. G. Norton
who was her guest last week.
Mrs. J. S. Coel entertained at cards
last Thursday in honor of her TIVE
nieces, Mrs. Frank Chase and Mrs
Andrew Jones of DePere.
DIR. ]. ID. Stockwell and Dell Curti
gave a dinner at the Curtis home las
evening in honor of District Attorne,
E. p. German.