Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-07-30
SOCIETY ITEMS.
Social Gatherings of the Past
Week in Wausau.

Miss Edith Grout gave an informal
reception at her home Thursday
afternoon, in honor of her guest, Miss
Gertrude Davis of San Francisco,
Gal. Mrs. E. A. Cooling and her
sister, Mrs. w. G. Norton of Ritchey,
Miss, and Miss Elizabeth Meadows
assisted in receiving. The Misses
Gretchen Morgan and Mary Meadows
assisted in serving. The decorations
were pink and white peoples and
candytuft in the dining room, pink
and white snap dragons in the livin,.
room, and in the library, yellow daisies
with profusion of greens, About
thirty of Miss CIRCUITS friends had
the pleasure of meeting Miss Davis.
MISS Bel Murray entertained a num-
Der OF friends on Wednesday after
noon at a bridge party. Four tables
were played the prizes being won by
Mrs. Guy Gooding and Miss Marie
Book. The guests of honor for the
afternoon were Mrs. Clark Annes of
Milwaukee, who was guest of Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Ingraham, and Mrs.
w. w. Ames of Newark, N. j., who
is the guest of Miss Nina Kickbusch.
Miss Orpha Jones was hostess at an
informal dancing party, given at her
home on Liberty street Friday even
ing. The party was given in honor
Of her cousin, Flint Jones and friend,
Miss Olive Sweet of Fond du Lac.
The other guests from away were
Miss Gladys Stowe of Fond du Lac
and Wynn Thorn of Madison.
The Misses Esther Deutsch, Lucille
Lawrence, Maude Meservey and Ven
eta Beck departed Friday evening
for Waupaca, to attend house party
ut the Turner cottage, at the Chain
C-Lakes, as guests of Miss Grace
Turner. Miss Deutsch remained for
\ visit with another friend, but tile
other three young ladies returned
nome last evening.
The NJ. E. church Sunday school
picnic, which was postponed on &C
count of the recent rain and floods,
was held today. They assembled at
5he church at $50 and taken to the
fair grounds by automobiles. The
program which had been previously |
was carried out.
St. Martha's Guild of st. Johns
church will have a parish basket pic |
tic at the fair grounds tomorrow.
A bus will leave the church at half |
)ast nine. Families will take their |
'wn lunch baskets, Coffee and lem
made with DE served by the ladies. In |
'ase OF rain the picnic will be held on |
Thursday.
Miss Marion Mcdonald entertained |
at auction bridge yester-
lay afternoon. Three tables were |
played. Miss Reichert of Philadel-
'hia received the prize for highest |
core. Miss Mcdonald will entertain
again tomorrow afternoon
It bridge. Four tables will be |
'layed.
Mrs. f. p. Stone was hostess at a
amily luncheon given on Friday at |
Ter home on Grant St., in honor of |
drs. e. R. Reichert, Miss Emma |
2eichert and Mrs. Edward Greene,
ii of Philadelphia, who are visiting
elatiyes in the city.
st. Monica's society of st. James |
hurch gave a banquet Wednesday |
vening in the church parlors for the |
listing conventions last week. On |
evening a public supper |
vas given. Both were successful, and
he society cleared about $4,000.
Miss Leah DeutSch entertained at |
bridge yesterday afternoon. The |
quests from away were Miss Lillian |
PATTERSON of Neenah, guest of Miss |
Katherine Molter and the Misses
Marjorie Bish and Doris McGraw of |
Chippewa Falls, guests of Miss Ruth |
Fobey.
A joint picnic of the local order of
Catholic Knights of Wisconsin, Cath
,lic Order of Foresters and St. |
Ioseph's society was held Sunday, at |
he Shooting park for members and
heir families. The affair was pleas
ng and successful.
The Misses Ruth and Alice Tobey |
rave an informal dancing party last |
evening in honor of their guests, the
Misses Marjorie Bish and Doris Nc
iraw of Chippewa Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Alexander an
bounce the coming marriage of their
Miss Jean Alexander, to
p. German, both of this city.
The event will take place August 20.
On account of the recent floods, the
Ladies' Golf contest and Tuesday
luncheon could not be held at the