Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-02-06
SOCIETY EVENTS.

DR.. and Mrs. S. M. B. Smith enter
tanned few friends on Friday eve
ming at an old fashioned ''Swsppin'
Bee." The guests arrived at about
eight o'clcck, ST, Mirandy and all the
rest, dressed III old-time country cos
TUNES and bringing with them vari-
Gus articles which they wished to dis
pose of. The rooms were ittingly
decorated with cid time bric-a-brac
and the ''settin" room contained
| the conventional centre table with
its albums and photographs. After
| the guests had assembled the swap
| PIN began, and dishpans, washboards
silk scarfs, odd gloves and talcum
powder. Later, in the dining room,
the guests partook OF most delicious
meal served in old-fashioned style,
and in the good old country way.
The long table was lighted with cam
dies and loaded with good things.
Music then followed, all joining in
"Juanita," "Old Lang SYne," ETC.,
until Home, Sweet Home" was fin
ished, and all departed after most
enjoyable evening.
Rabbi Samuel Hirshberg of Milwau-
kee, delivered an address before the
Ladies Literary club on Monday
afternoon. 1t was an open meeting
and about 200 people were in attend
ance. The Rabbits subject was
Equal Suffrage" and the reverend
gentleman gave an unusually bright,
interesting and cultured address. His
arguments in regard to woman's suf-
frage were strong and convincing
she is the equal of man in every way
and his superior in many ways, and
that she should be given the right to
vote on all questions at all times. He
said that because some women were
Indifferent on the subject of voting
was no reason why the ballot should
1t was a pleasing lecture and an APP
preciative audience. Rabbi Hirsh-
berg departed for his home in Mil
waukee last evening While in the
city he was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Heinemann.
The Tuesday Musical club is hold
ing its regular monthly meeting in
the parlors of the club house this
afternoon. Each member of the club
has been granted the privilege of ask
ing one person, which makes large
attendance. The following enjoyable
program will be presented:
Paper" Emusic in Germany.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs. Barden
Symphonic Militaire ........ Hayden
Adagio Meunnetto
Allegro Presto
Allegretto
MesdameS Pradt. Jones, Kellogg and
Miss Wilson
Thou Art Like Unto Flower.
Observation-Disclosures. .Schumann
Miss Pagenkopf
The Lotus Flower. ........ SChumann
Miss Pagenkopf
Trio-To Earth the Winds Are
Bringing. ................S chumann
Mesdames Barden, Meadows and
Brigham
Symphonic in B Minor (Unfnished)
................ ......... ..ScnuDefJ
Miss Belle Heinemann and Mrs. Gin
ton Smith.
| Would That My Love. .Mendelssohn
Misses Shatto and Crane.
1t Cannot Be,
Love Thoughts. .Schumann
Mrs. SiSSOn
Dreaming. ......... Richard Strauss
Impromptu-A Flat Minor
Miss Belle Heinemann
Sketch of the Story of Lohengrin...
Mrs. Pradt.
Prelude from Lohengrin. .....
Misses Crane and Hoppe.
ElSa'S Dream. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Coates.
Love OOUS ..........s..
Miss Montgomery.
Bridal Chorus. Observation-Disclosures.
BY Sixteen Members of the Club.
The department of Home and Edu-
cation will hold its regular monthly
meeting on next Monday afternoon.
The subject for the afternoon will be
Government Reclamation of Waste
Lands" to be given by Mrs. p. V. o.
Van Vechten. Mrs. Van Vechten has
been given the use of number of ster-
eopticon views to illustrate her talk.
Through the courtesy of Messrs. J. S.
Alexander and G. G. Pier the depart
ment has been extended the use of the
Bijou theatre for the meeting, thus
enabling the ladies to use the views.
The meeting is for members only,
the department having extended an
invitation to the entire club.
On next Tuesday afternoon the de-
partment of Study and Philanthropy
of the Ladies' Literary club will en-
terrain the members of the club and
other lady friends at a valentine party
to be given at the home of Walter
Alexander. The entertainment Of
fered will be Characteristic of the day,
and later refreshments will be served.
A fee of twenty-five cents will be
charged to each person present. The
proceeds of the afternoon viii be de-
voted to charity.
The leap year dancing party given
by number of high school young
ladies last Saturday evening was
very pleasant social affair. There
were about eighty young people pres
ent. The hall was very prettily dec
Grated with green boughs, palms and
ferns. Those who chaperoned the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
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