Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-07-23
SOCIETY ITEMS.
Social Gatherings of the Past
Week in Wausau.

i The members of the industrial
Board of Education were the guest!
at dinner given them by the sum
mer class in Domestic Economy al
| the high school building this noon
This board was created under the
Industrial Education law passed al
the last session of ourlegislature, and
the members are Karl Mathie, w. r
Johnson, Louis Larson, C. G.. Kruger
and Supt. S. B. Tobey. ex-officiC
member. The summer school in
cooking and housekeeping is the first
official act of this board, and as an
experiment it has proven very sue
| cessful. The applications for member
ship in these classes were about twice
as large as could be accommodated.
1t is the intention to extend this
work along the lines of industrial
education, and the possibilities will
be limited only by the lack of applica-
lions for classes in the numerous
branches that the board can start
classes in.
The annual mission festival of st.
Stephens Lutheran church was held
at the fair grounds Sunday. The
weather was favorable and there was
a large attendance. Rev., A. j.
Koepp, of the town of Berlin, de-
livered the morning service, and Rev.
NJ. Pilz Of the town of Stettin, spoke
in the afternoon. Rev. VIM. Spiegel,
pastor of the church, gave short
address also. Refreshments were
served under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid society and the Young
Peoples society.
The following committees are in
charge of the events at the country
club this week:
TueSday-luncheon HosteSSeS.
Miss Louise Underwood, Mrs. +. b.
Thayer, Mrs. r. Charter, Mrs. f. p.
Stone.
Thursday Ladies' Golf: Mrs. G..
G. Yawkey, Misses Ruth Ingraham,
Helen Stewart.
Saturday dinner-Mr and Mrs j. F..
Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Kreutzer,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Thorn.
Miss Nina Kickbusch was hostess
at luncheon given at the country
club on Thursday in honor of Mrs.
w. w. AmeS of Newark, n. j., who
is her guest. Forty guests partook
OF the excellent repast and later, a
game Of bridge was played. The
prizes were won by Miss Emma Reich
ert of Philadelphia and Miss Helen
Gebhart.
st. Elizabeths Aid society of st.
Mary's church held an ice cream
social Thursday afternoon and even
ing on the church grounds. There
was a good attendance both after
noon and evening. Ice cream and
cake and coffee and kuchen were
served. Some fancy articles were
offered for sale. The ladies' report
success financially, as well as socially.
Mrs. Newman Bells was hostess at
a luncheon on Monday, given at the
country club, in honor of Mrs. W. w.
Ames, of Newark, N. j., who is a
guest of Miss Nina Kickbusch. Cow
ers were placed for ten, and the decor
ations were very appropriate and
artistic.
The Misses Julia, Anna and Antoin-
cite Hoetlinger entertained last Tues
day afternoon at garden bridge. There
were four tables of players and the
prizes were awarded to the Misses
Belle Heinemann and Hermoine Sill
yerthorn.
Miss Frances Albers entertained
last Friday at bridge in honor of the
Misses Mana Hoegh, Jane Tillish, Miss
Ramsey and Miss Troxell. Three
tables were played and the prize for
highest score was won by Miss Hoegh.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church Of Rothschild
will give a social in the church build
ing this evening, commencing at I
O'Clock. Everybody is cordially in
vited.
Miss Nina Kickbusch invited in a
few friends last evening to listen to
musical program rendered by her
guests, Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Ames, of
Newark, n. j.
Mrs. John F. Ross entertained
last Saturday afternoon at | O'Clock
luncheon in honor of Mrs. John II.
Ross, of Oak Park, H., who is here
visiting.
The d. A. U. V. held a meeting
Wednesday evening and decided to
have their annual picnic in the snoot-
ing park, Sunday, August 4th.
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Mrs. w. III. Nablo is entertaining
the Garden club this Afternoon at her
home on Warren street.
Miss Bel Murray will entertain at
bridge tomorrow afternoon. -Four
tables will be played.