Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-09-17
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depart for Seattle, Wash, to join her
children, son and daughter, who are
located there and where she will make
her permanent home. Cards and re-
freshments were the order of the
| afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs.
A. Cooper, Mrs. Bert Go~en and Mrs.
G. Boltz. At the close, all babe her a
safe journey and many good wishes,
and long and happy life at the
homes of her dear ones.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of st. Mary's
hospital held meeting in the Wau-
Club house on Friday and elected
officers for the coming year as follows:
President-Mrs. G. b. Bird.
| Vice-President- A. Fl. Reid.
Second Vice-President-Mrs. M. P.
Mccullough.
Corresponding and Recording Secre-
tary-Miss Bel Murray.
TreaSurer-Mis A. l.. Monahan.
The fourth annual donation day
was set for Sept. %. See notice in
another column as to stations, etc.
The public library board has issued
invitations to the public school teach
ers for reception, to be held this
evening at the Public Library. There
are forty new teachers employed in
the schools this year and this occasion
will give the strangers an opportunity
| to become acquainted with their
fellow workers. The reception will be
informal.
Mrs. VIM. Gamble entertained Fri
| day afternoon at one O'Clock luncheon
in honor of Mrs. j. d. Ross of Chica-
go. Whist followed and the prize for
the highest score was awarded Mrs.
Ross. 1T was delightful afternoon
greatly enjoyed by all participants.
Mrs. A. L. KreutZer pleasantly en-
tertained number of friends on Fri
| day afternoon complimentary to Mrs.
c.. J. Winton of Minneapolis. Three
tables of auction bridge were played,
the highest score being made by Mrs.
Russell Lyon who received the prize
J. n. Manson entertained his Sun
day school class, composed of young
| men, at dinner at the Wausau club
house on Saturday evening. A number
Of the young men were going away to
school in few days, and this was
| sort of farewell for them.
Judge A. H. Reid gave dinner vt
the Country club for his Sunday
school class on Friday evening. Cow
ers were laid for twelve. Several of
the class were about to depart for
their various schools, away from the
city.
Miss Elizabeth Montgomery enter
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Monday afternoon at an informal
party, given for her guest, Mrs. w.
NJ. Bewick of Sun Prairie.
Mrs. E. A. Gooding entertained
few friends, informally on Thursday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. G. J. Win
ton of Minneapolis.
The first regular meeting OF the
Ladies' Literary club for the new
year was held at the club house on
Monday afternoon, at three o'clock.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather there was very small at
tendance, only thirteen members be-
ing present, and the meeting was in
formally conducted. The president,
Mrs. A. A. Book, announced that two
names have been lately added to the
club membership, Mrs. j. w. Laut
and Mrs. O. N. LaPlount. A letter
was read from Dr. Harriet Whitehead,
rendering her resignation from the
club, owing to her absence from the
city. Mrs. Van Vechten, the secre-
tary of the club, gave a short review
| of the past years work. This report
was read at the district convention
in Grand Rapids in June, and gives a
| general idea Of the clubs work. After
a half hours discussion upon differ
ent subjects the club adjourned. We
publish this secretary's review as
| follows:
1.-THE past year has been character
lied by earnest effort on the part of
the individual, to cooperate and
make possible. the club plans as UNI
dertaken by the various departments
and committees. With an enrolment
of over I25 members, working har-
moniously together, a most gratifying
year has been recorded. AS far as
possible the club has actively partici-
pated in all that would tend toward
the betterment of the community.
A working interest in Memorial day
plans was assumed By the club, with
fiattering appreciation by the citizens
committee. New waste paper baskets
have been purchased, and old ones
repaired and reprinted, that the city
may be the cleaner and more health
full.
4 Financial assistance has been given
unfortunate families, and one mother
was materially aided in sending he,'
little ones TO Lake Bluff Orphanage,
where they may remain until s.Ich
| time as the mother may care for them