Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-10-22

She carried white prayer book. 2el
bridesmaid wore pink chiffon over
pink silk and carried white chrysan.
themums. A wedding supper was
then served and later Mr.. and Mrs,
Wagy left for Milwaukee, Chicago
and the east, intending to be absent
about three weeks. They viii make
their home in Virginia, Mimi. Mr.
Wagy being employed in that city, by
the Hanna Mining Co., of Cleveland,
Ohio. Mrs. Wagy is daughter OF
Mrs. Webster of Mosinee, and an &C.
complished and gifted young lady.
The ladies of the Universalist
church gave very pleasant party on
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs
A. III. Reid, on Warren street. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. A. V.
Gearhart and Mrs. e. A. Gooding.
The object of the affair was to help
raise needed funds for the church and
each member of the society was priv
iledged to ask one person to attend,
the small sum of fifteen cents being
asked of each one present. The af-
ternoon was spent in social talk and
several beautiful selections were given
on the Victrola, which were very
much enjoyed. At five o'clock the
hostess served a bountiful supper.
About 40 ladies enjoyed the afternoon
and a neat little sum was realized,
This is the first of series of these
affairs that the ladies of the church
have planned to give during the season.
The Art and Literature department
of the Ladies' Literary club will hold
its October meeting on next Monday
afternoon, at 2:3O O'Clock, at the
home of Mrs. B. A. Benson, at 914
Warren street. Mrs. f. L. Hudson is
chairman of the department. The
following program is scheduled for
the afternoon:
History of Ceramics-Mr Fred
Becker.
Tel Minute Talks.
Pottery of Japan-Mrs. F. w. Bus
well.
English Pottery and Porcelain-Mrs
f. B. Fullmer.
French POTTERY and Porcelain-Miss
Nina Kickbusch.
The Tuesday Musical club has
issued circulars announcing its third
season of ARTISTS Recitals." There
will be five numbers in the course, al
given by finished artists and the
dates are:
American String Quartette, Oct. 90
Edna Blanche Showalter, Soprano
Nov 90
Horatio Cornell, Baritone, Dec. II
Germaine Schnitzer, Jan. %.
PauIo Grippe, March 10.
The entertainments will be giver
in the Universalist church and the
public is assured rare treat in eacf
number.
Mrs. G. II. Wegner, Mrs. Bert
SchwaRberg and Mrs. Carl Paff are
giving a series of card parties aJ ths
home of Mrs. Wegner on First street
The first party was given on Friday
afternoon and was cinch party
The first prize was won by Mrs. GINS.
tav Mueller and the second by Mrs. ?
A. Riebe. On Saturday afternoon {
whist party was given and Mrs. Lee
Schuetz won first prize and Mrs. Geo
Pfeiffer won second. This Afternoon
the ladies are entertaining at bridge
party, and Thursday and Friday OF
next week they will also entertain al
bridge parties.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Literary club commenced at the clut
house on Monday afternoon at Bon
O'Clock. After short business meet
ing, the literary program was given
The subject was Ceramics" and wa
in charge of Mrs w. A. Green anC
Mrs. Newman Bells. These ladies
gave excellent papers and in connec
ton with their talks displayed col
lection of pottery in ancient designs
some pieces being over 100 years old
1t was an interesting afternoon
About % members were present.
The Monday Study club met at thu
home of Miss Helen Stewart on Gran
street last evening. In the absenc
of Mrs. NJ. p. Mccullough, Miss Mar
ian Macdonald acted as leader. Afte
response to roll call, which consistec
of news of the stage. Miss Macdonald
read an interesting paper on "Ih
Drama as a Moral Force" Afte
which an equally enjoyable paper wa
read by Miss Julia Hoefinger. Tn
club viii meet with Miss Stewar
again next week.
The Young Ladies Sodality OF 81
James church gave leap year part.
at Elks' hall on Friday evening
which proved great success, bot
financially and socially. Music wa
furnished by Cones orchestra an
about IS couples canced until tn
"wee sma hours" The young ladie
proved themselves royal entertainer