Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-12-03

| journed until Jan. 9th.
The Tuesday Musical club is hold
ing its December meeting this after
noon at the Club house. The meet
ing convened at a quarter after four
and the following attractive program
arranged by Miss Bonito Shatto and
Miss Elizabeth Montgomery, is sched
uled for the afternoon
Sketch of Composers Schumann
and Handel. Mrs. Woodward
walnut Tree Violin Obligato .
.Schamann
Ladies' Chorus
Symphony No. introduction.
The Romance, ScherZo, Finale
Observation-Disclosures. .Schumann
Miss Hopp, Mrs. Pradt
"Ich Groile NIGHT, OPP. 49, Schumann
"lch Wand're NIGHT, OPP. 5l"..
.Schumann
Miss Pagenkopf
Air and variations from Fifth
Lawrence Bernhardt
she Shall Feed His Flock. Handel
Rev. j. M. Duer
Air-"Come Unto Him.. Handel
Mrs. Barden
81 Know That My Redeemer Liv-
eth" ......... ............H Handel
Miss Montgomery
Seventh Concerto OPP. 76". .DeBeriot
Miss Coates
Roper's "Piano Chimes" ......
A Twin IT, ROner
Miss Slack
"Idylls from Arcady". ..........
....... H. Alexander Matthews
Miss Silverthorn
prelude, G Sharp Minor" .......
Experimentation
Lawrence Bernhardt
Cards have been received in the city
announcing the marriage of Belle
Macdonald Wood and Earl Alden
Patterson, both of Minneapolis. Mrs.
Patterson is daughter of Mrs. Find
lay Macdonald. She was born and
reared in Wausau, moving to Mime
apolis with her mother about year
ago. The ceremony took place at s
O'Clock Wednesday evening in the
presence of relatives only. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. G. n
Patterson, father of the groom. There
were no attendants. Mi. and Mrs
Patterson will be at home after Jan
1st at 221 Eighth Ave. S. E., Mime
apolis. The groom is young Mime.
apolis business man and is a graduate
of Beloit college. He has visited in
Wausau on several occasions.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Heinemann cele
brated their 39th wedding anniversary
on last Saturday, and in the evening
they were surprised by number Of
relatives and intimate friends who
took possession of the HeinemanI
home and proceeded to have a genera
good time. Bridge was played and
at the proper time sumptuous sup
| Der was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Heine-
| mann had received many congratula
tions during the day and were the
recipients of many huge bouquets OF
beautiful flowers and oeher gifts from
relatives and near friends, but the
| affair in the evening was a perfect
surprise to them and was immensely
appreciated.
Meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society of the Presbyterian
church will be held at the home o.
Mrs. Kickbusch, 202 Franklin st
Entertainers, MeSdames Kickbusch
Gamble and Thackray. The music
on the program will be- furnished by
Mrs. Hiram Anderson and a Ladies
quartette Members are requested
TO read Chapter ii in the study book
and to bring their books to the meet
ing.
Wausau Lodge No. 215, l. o. O. f..
is arranging for Home Coming ano
Roll Call Meeting, the date of which
will be on Friday evening, Dec. 18th
i'm Odd Fellows hall ON Washington
street. 1t is the desire to bring mem
bers together from out of the city a.
well as in the city. There viii b
work during the evening followed b.
luncheon. This will be the great
| est Odd Fellows meeting of the year
Rev. FIR. j. j. Brennan entertained
the members of st. James choir anC
the altar boys on Thursday evening
at Thanksgiving banquet, given a
st. James hall. A bounteous Dime
was served, after which the evening
was devoted to music and merr,
making. This is an annual affair ant
always an enjoyable one Thirty-fy
guests were in attendance.
Sc
On Friday evening Dec. 9th, th
Christian Endeayors of the Presby
terrain society will hold a social in tn
parlors of the chnrch and preparation
are being made for pleasant evening
Next Sunday the regular -Quarterl
Communion service of the Presbytel
ian society viii take place in tn
church. 1t viii also be the occasion
for the receDtiOn Of new members.