Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-03-04
WISCONSIN LIBRARY AS
ISOLATION.
Twenty-Second Annual Meeting to be
Held in Wausau Commencing on
Wednesday,, March 5th and Ending
on the 7th.


Wednesday,, March 5th and Ending
on the 7th.
The twenty second annual meeting
of tie Wisconsin Library association
will be held in this city from March
9Th to the It'll. All meetings will be
held at the court house, and to which
the public is invited. This Will be
an event of importance and all who
can should attend the meetings. The
program condensed is as follows:
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
2 O'Clock. Round table, Various
books viii be discussed, those taking
part Miss Hazeltine. Madison; Mrs.
Elpy, New Richmond; Miss Willard,
New London, Miss Peasants, Mem
asha. Miss Olsen, Eau Claire; E. M.
Jenson, Fond du Lac: Miss Martin,
Green Bay; Miss Clark, Wausau; Miss
Dwight, Appleton; w. e. Jillson,
Ripon; Miss Rood, Stevens Point; w.
B. Pedigo, Wausau; w. E. Curtis,
Walisau; Mrs. .Leadbetter, Rhine
lancer; Miss levitt, Sparta; f. r.
Hamilton, Wausau; Miss Biggert,
Berlin, Mrs. Murray, Wausau; Rev.
w. Fl. Gould, Waasau: Miss Cobbs,
GAINESVILLE; DR.. James L. Barton, Bos-
ton; Hon. John NJ Whitehead, James
vile; j. P. Witter, Grand Rapids;
Brigham, Stanley.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH FIFTH
7:30 o'clock-Court House
Greeting from the Wausau Library
Mr.. Charles Turner, President of
the Trustees.
Address, Educating all the people all
the time-Mr John Callahan, Presi-
dent Wisconsin Teachers Associa-
ton.
Address, The library in rural extern
sion service-Mr. Silas Evans, Pres,
ident Ripon College.
RECEPTION AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
The Board of Trustees of the Wausau
Public Library cordially invite all
visiting library workers to an in.
formal reception at the Public
Library Immediately after the adj
dresses.
MA D. q
900 o'clock-Court House
Welcome from the city--Hon. John
Ringle, Mayor of Wausau.
Presidents address Hon. w. FL. Hat.
ton, New London.
The selection of fiction Miss Elva L.
Bascom, Editor A. LA. Booklist..
The child and his oook-Miss Mary
e. Dousman, Milwaukee.
Possibilities of work for children in a
small library Miss Martha e. Dunn
Stanley.
Story hour for older children-Miss
Katharine g. Barker, Merrill
Children and consideration for Others
Miss Mabel Smith, Watertown.
Winning friends for the library-Miss
Cecile NJ. Fennelly, Ashland.
The budget justified llustrated) =
Miss L. e. Stearns, Madison.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH sIxTH
200 o'clock-Court House
Why should we open our library tt
country borrowers Mr.. MS. bud
geon, Madison.
What our country neighbors read
Prof Q. E. Hutton. Park Falls.
What the city librarian, can do fol
country readers-Miss Ellen B. Nc
Donald, Oconto.
What we are doing to get country
readers-Round table conducted by
Miss van Buren,, Madison.
There will be reports from Miss Ian
sing, Neenah; Miss Potter, Baraboo
Miss Stevens, Wausau; Mrs Nicker
son, Menomonie; Miss Hamilton
Whitewater; Miss Barker, Merrill
Miss Calkins, Racine; Miss May
berry, Oconto; Miss Allen Rhine
lander; Miss Voswinkel. Tomah
Miss Dunn, Stanley, and others.
Business appointment of commit
tees, etc.
AFTERNOON TEA AT THE wAUsAI
or
The Ladies' Literary Club of Wausau
will be &c home to the Library AS
ISOLATION and its guests at -four
o'clock, at the Wausau Club.
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH SIXTH
500 O'Clock Methodist Church
Music-Selections. Ladies' Quartette
Dramatic Reading of
The Rivals of Richard Brinsley
Sheridan.
The cast of readers will include Rev
A. A. Ewing, Prof. Barry Cert, Mr.
NJ. S. Dudgeon, Mr. NJ. E. Speare
Miss van Buren, and Miss Carpentel
of Madison; Mr.. and Mrs. w. E
Jillson of Ripon and Mr.. X. K. Bor
sack of WauSau.
Epilogue-"S Shall we be merry2 Shall
we have play. Extempore?n-
(Henry ". pit. l.. Act III. sc. Iv)
Rev. A. A. Ewing
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH SEVENTH
900 oclecE-Court House.