Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-02-18
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.

For Pilot Readers.
The Ladies Literary club held its
regular meeting at the club house on
Monday afternoon. Fifty members
were present. The president, Mrs. A
a. Beck, was in the chair and Mrs.
Chas. Feathers was acting secretary.
owing to the absence of Mrs. Van
yechten. There was short order of
business. The president announced
the resignation of Mrs. D.. L. Jones
as member of the club Mrs. J. A.
Montgomery spoke of the movement
that is being made in the city against
the Slot machines, asking that a
motion be made to the effect that the
club would approve and stand by any
actlon toward the elimination of the
slot machine. This motion was made
by DR.. Harriet Whitehead. 1t was
seconded and carried. The president
announced that at the next meeting.
a straw ballot world be taken to help
the nominating committee in their
choice OF a ticket for the election Of
officers, which takes place on the first
Monday in April. The program as
printed below was a musicale and
was arranged by Mrs. j. A. RoWley.
Mrs. A. l.. Kreutzef, Mrs. G. III. In
graham, Mrs. s. HI. Meadows and
Mrs. G. f. Woodward:
second Movement, Seventh Con-
certo" .................... .DeBeriot
Miss Helen Coates
'Song of the Soul'. -. Jos. G. Breill
Mrs Boehm.
THE Call to Arms. Heller
"Barcarolle" Enrich
Miss Evelyn Wilson.
I'm the Time of Roses. /. Reichardt
Mrs. Sisson.
'sBarcarolle, o Lovely Night 80.
$3.50. 9.............. =. .Offenbach
Mrs. Barden and Mrs. Meadows.
when the Heart is Young"
Z ....sts. -. 1854 udley Buck
Miss Pagenkopf, 9iaf
"Rigaudon,. .,..s. .Chaminade
"Pastorale Enfantiae' $. Chaminade
Misses Hopp and Montgomery.
Love in Spring Time" ...... Arditi
Mrs. Barden.
All of which were excellently rem
dered- Miss Wanda Hopp was &C
companist for the musical program.
One of the most enjoyable events
of the season was a miscellaneous
shower given at the home of Mrs. G.
w. Wilson, 526 Harrison Boulevard,
Wednesday night, Feb. II, in honor
of Miss, Leta Coyey, who will be
married, March /. The entertainers
were Miss Dorothea Albrecht, Miss
Gertrude Owen, Miss Mary Sullivan
and Mrs. G. w. Wilson and the guests
about thirty of Wausau's most charm
ing young ladies, The rooms were
profusely decorated with hearts and
cupids and the presents were numer-
Gus, beautiful and mainly useful.
One of the most unique was an illus
trated volume of pictures of the two
Young people from babyhood to the
closing scenes Of life--serio-comic,
each page being filled by one person
whose collection and names will ever
serve to brighten any gloomy hours if
such there be. The presents were
wheeled at an opportune moment into
the room by little Miss Genevieve
Martin dressed as a cupid or angel,
the carriage itself being beautifully
decorated. This and all the pleasures
OF the evening were somewhat out of
the ordinary and the occasion was in
deed a happy one and long to be re-
membered. Delicious refreshments
we're served.
Mrs. Susan Single, Mrs. J. M. Kueb-
Ter and Mrs. John Lull entertained
number of their friends on Tuesday
afternoon at the Wausau club house.
Bridge was the entertainment and at
the close of the game the prizes for
highest scores were awarded to Mrs
G. +. Dunbar and Mrs. r. j. Collie.
About fifty guests enjoyed the after
noon. On Friday afternoon the same
ladies entertained friends again at
auction. Eleven tables were played and
the highest scores were made by Mrs.
A. W. Trevitt and Mrs. e. Behlke. |
On each occasion delicious supper
was SERVED at five O'Clock in the din
ing room which was prettily decor
ated in accordance with st. Valen-
tines day. The color scheme being
red. Three long tables we're set,
hearts and cupidS being artiStically
and decorating the candle sticks.
Each guest received dainty valen-
tine as place card. The afternoons
nCiCt l4OoU VliOlcuSiliy CuJOgco Wy
every one.
On Wednesday evening very pleas
ant event took place at the Presby.
terrain church. The members of the
Ladies' Missionary society invited in
the gentlemen to supper, which
was served in the dining room of the
church at $50 O'clock. Following,
after vocal selection by Miss Mont
gomery, Mrs. p. +. SiSson, Mrs. Wood
ward with Miss Wanda Hopp at the
piano, Rev. Burt Clifford talked upon
Americas Share on Forwarding
Missionary Aims" AS Rev. Clifford
has spent number of years in mis-
sionary work at Beirut, Syria, the
address was all the more intererting.
The very pleasant event closed with
solo by Rev. j. M. Duer.
The members of the Neighborhood
Whist club and their husbands were
entertained at six O'Clock dinner
last Friday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mylrea. All the
guests were arrayed in dress suitable
to the day-St. Valentines day.
There were many attractive costumes
but out of all A. L. Kreutzer dressed
as Cupid received first honors in the
prize column. The home and tables
were decorated to harmonic with the