Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-06-10

b. Traumerei-Duet. ,........
................. Schumann OPP. Is
Z. Wedding March from Lohen-
grln-Duet. ............ -. wagner
Edna Chellis and Mrs. Martin
o Lord Be Merciful-V Vocal Solo.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bartlett OPP. 90
Olive Wells
LIE, Lexer Du Solerl-Piano Solo,.
.....,............. Pattison
Edna ChelliS
l Know Bank Whereon the Wild
Thyme Blows-Duet Horn
Mrs. Martin and Miss Wells
Autumn Days-Piano Duet. Lindsay
Edna Chellis and Mrs. Martin
Voices of the Woods-Vocal Solo,.
s............,.... Watson
Olive Wells
To Her So Fondly Beloved ria.
..................... Mozart
Mrs. Martin
| Mrs. Martin and Miss Wanda Hopp.
The young ladies acquitted them
selves very well, indeed, showing the
results of conscientious study.
Mrs. Martin assisted both the plan
list and the singer, playing several
duets with Miss Chelss and singing
with Miss Wells.
+ On behalf of the choir of the Bal-
tist church the pastor presented to
Mrs. Martin beautiful bar pin as a
token of their appreciation of her
faithful and efficient work as leader
of the choir for the past year. Both
Miss Chellis and Miss Wells also made
appropriate gifts to Mrs. Martin in tok-
EN- of their love and esteem for her.
Mrs. Chellis served delightful re-
freshments to her guests, and alto
gether the evening was a most en-
| joyable one.
Last Friday evening the Junior
class of the WauSau high school gave
the annual prom, at Rothschild payil-
ion. The large hall was beautifully
decorated in green and white, the
Senior class colors. Long streamers
hung from the ceiling and strings of
paper lilies of the valley, the class
| flower were also suspended. The soft
glow thrown from the hundreds of
green shaded incandescents trans
formed the pavilion decorated as it
was into attractive surroundings for
the merry makers. The pretty gowns
worn by the girl graduates and other
lady guests added to the beauty of
| the place.
A reception was held during the
early part of the evening during
which Cones orchestra played. In
the receiving line were Mr.. and Mrs.
S. B. Tobey, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Bird,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira G. Painter, Misses Elizabeth
Mathie, Linda Werle, Ruth Wilson,
Edna Molter and Messrs. Reuben
Baesmann, Albert Mohr and Herman
Riebe. Later Reuben Baesmann and
Elizabeth Mathie led the grand march
and dancing followed until one o'clock
Punch was served at small tables
during the evening.
Miss Beatrice Zimmerman enter
tanned a number of the teachers of
the city schools on Thursday at the
Wausau club for Miss Katherine
auckland. Five tables of auction
were played while a number of the
guests sewed and enjoyed a social
time. The prizes for auction was
won By Miss Margaret Johnson and
for sewing by Miss Edith Hamacker.
At $50 supper was served in the
dining room, the tables being aUtrac-
lively decorated in red and white, the
high school colors. Miss Buckland
received a pretty souvenir of the
occasion.
Mrs. H. f. Smith and Mrs. w f.
Curtis entertained the Embroidery
club on Friday afternoon at the
Country club. The affair was given
in honor of Mrs. NJ. p Mccullough
and W. H. Thorn, who with their
husbands departed Saturday morning
for an auto trip The afternoon was
spent at cards and at five O'Clock a
supper was served, the place cards
and sentiments being indicative of
the contemplated auto trip Nine
members enjoyed the occasion.
The recital given by Mr. and Mrs.
Eric Delamarter on Tuesday evening
at the Universalist church under the
auspices of the Tuesday Musical club
was rich musical treat. The event
was also given in honor of the associ-
ate members of the club. The pro-
gram published in the last issue of
the Pilot was carried out and Mr..
and Mrs. Delamarter greatly pleased
all present. 1t was one of the mos.
excellent, high class recitals ever given
in the city.
The marriage of Miss Helen Schnei-
der and Mynard John Gender was
solemnized on Wednesday morning at
s O'Clock at the Uniyersalist church,
Rev. w. II. Gould officiating Only a
few friends we're present. The young
couple departed on wedding trip
and upon their return will take up
their abode in Wausau. The many
friends wish them happiness in their
new departure.
Mrs. E. A. Gooding and Mrs. g. X
Gooding entertained at auction bridge
in honor of Mrs. Joseph E. Davies, at
the home of the former on Tuesday
afternoon. There were seven tables
of players Mrs. HI. H. Manson was
awarded the prize for highest score
and Mrs. Davies was given the guests
prize.