Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-10-01
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Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity.

The Tuesday Musical club is hold
ing its first meeting of the new year
in the parlors of the Wausau club
house this afternoon. The meeting
commenced at Ais o'clock. The pro-
gram which we publish below is ar
ranged by Mrs. L. A. Pradt and Miss
Belle Heinemann:
Sunset Buck
LenZ.... .Hildach
The Quest. ...............Sm Smith
Sonata OPP. 81. Beethoven
Presto Agitato
Armour viens alder Samson ct
Dalila) ......... Saint Saens
Intermission.
NY AIN olkI............ 49,. Lemon
Spring Song. Reinecke
Violin Obligato, Mr.. Schultz.
The Wanderer......... Schubert
Ballade in G Minor. Chopin
Sayonara.. Cadman
Those taking part in the program
are Miss Natweck, vocalist, Mrs. f.
Natwick, accomnanist, B. f. Schultz
violinist and Lawrence Bernhardt
pianist. The club has issued invita-
lions to all associate members and
wish to make its first meeting both
interesting and successful.
Mrs. Fred Burt entertained twenty
ladies on Tuesday afternoon at her
home on East hill in honor of her
mother, Mrs. S. Trudeau and her
aunt, Mrs. e. r. Chase, who is sister
OF Mrs. Trudeau and at one time re-
sided in Wausau with her husband and
family, leaving here in the latter part
of the sixties, and the guests invited
to meet her were mostly those who
had known her at that time and who
are among Wausau's early settlers
The afternoon was spent socially in
taking of old times and the changes
that had come Mrs. Lou Martin
added greatly to the pleasures of the
guests by singing a number of familiar
old time songs which were appropri-
ate and sung in most pleasing man.
ner... nappetizing supper was served
at the close OF the afternoon and when
the guests departed the only regret
being that the happy hours had passed
too rapidly
Last Saturday the golf contest for
the John d. Ross cup was played 36
holes were played. The contestants
were L. A. Pradt, p. L, Goerling, w.
IL. Thorn, G. b. Bird, r. E. Puchner,
A. A. Babcock, p. V. O. VanVechten,
ii. e. Smith, e. A. Gooding, N. Bells,
w. e. Curtis, M. ?. Mccullough, DIR.
w. A. Ladwig and Fl. H. Manson.
1t resulted in a tie between L. A.
Pradt and p. L. Goerling, which will
be played out some time within the
next week.
The putting contest of the ladies
for the Marsawata cup was won by
Miss Dorothy Heinemann.
A six O'Clock New England dinner
was served and about sixty partook
of the same. The main room of the
club was very artistically decorated
with pumpkins, corn stalks, palms,
ferns and cut flowers. Dancing fol
lowed and all present enjoyed very
pleasant evening.
The year book for the Tuesday
Musical club conta ming the programs
to be studied during the coming year
has been issued. The club will hold
one meeting each month and will at
each meeting combine the study of
different composers with a musical
program. Itpromises an interesting
and instructive year to its members
The officers are:
President-Mrs.L L. A Pradt.
Vice President f. II. Barden.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. 2. l..
Sisson. 9''.s
Corresponding secretary4Mrs. ]. W.
Coates.
Treasurer-Miss Bonita Shatto.
Librarian-Mrs.D d. T. Jones.
Program Committee-M Mrs. r. S.
Kellogg, Mrs. S, II. Meadows, Miss
Florence Crane, Miss Belle Heine-
mann.
The club has 10 active members 80
associate and Al honorary members.
Carl Grosskopf and Louise Hardt,