Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-12-09
SOCIETY ITEMS

The Ladies of st. Martha's Guild
and the Choir Guild of st. Johns
church held their annual bazaar on
Saturday afternoon and evening in
the gymnasium of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Six tables laden with beautiful fancy
work radiated from the center Of the
gym" Each table was effectively
trimmed to represent rainbow color
and was presided over by one of the
ladies. Six other booths were ar
ranged around the sides of the gym.
each of these also being decorated in
one rainbow color. The sale opened
at three O'Clock and Notwithstanding
tended. Many ladies availed them
selves of the opportunity to do their
Christmas shopping. From half after
five until seven O'Clock supper was
served in the auxiliary rooms of the
Y. Mrs. +. E. Bump was in charge
of the culinary department and Mrs
Joseph +. Smith, presided in the
dining room. The following ladies
had charge of the different booths
Center Booth-Mrs. j. J. Koneski
Mrs. A. Parsons, Mrs. John Lull, Miss
Nell Silverthorn, Hermione Silver.
thorn, Loretta Kalk, Marie Johnson
Mary Duff, Estele Richards, Mar
garet. Dunbar.
Towels and Pillow Cases Mesdames
G. +. Dunbar, Harold Damon, Jose.
phine Baldwin and Miss Mildred
Pafcher.
Aprons -Mesdames P. O. Means
Frank Menier, Misses Edna Albrecht
and Nora Nyhus.
Bags and Miscellaneous esdames
r. w. Jones, l.. A. Pradt, j l.. Stur
tevant and Miss Nell Dunbar.
Choir Guild Table-MiSses Frances
Moore, Bessie Ellis, Florence Van
Vleet, G. d. Hutchinson and X. E
Rowe
Candy-The young girls of the Al
tar Guild.
Cake and Flowers Mesdames r. E
Parcher, M. B. Rosenberg, George
Lee, Reid Goodrich and Mrs. Alice
Filter.
The net proceeds of the bazaar
amounted to over four hundred dol
lars. The articles that were left
over will be on sale until Christmas
at the home of Mrs. r. f. Parcher.
The Wausau Elks gathered at theil
hall Friday evening and had an en-
joyable and interesting roundup
time on Thursday evening. First in
order was banquet followed by
music and speeches, all OF which
were most heartily and enthusiastic
cally appreciated by the large repre-
sentation present. The menu and
program was as follows
Oyster Cocktail
Olives Celery Pickles
"Rocky Mountain Goat"
Mashed Potatoes Fruit Salad
Rolls Coffee
"Elks' Milk"
Ice Cream Cake
Cigars
The program was as follows:
Overture. Elk's Orchestra
Welcome by Toastmaster.
Solo. w. J. LaCerte
Address. Charles w. Fricke
Saxophone Solo. 5000. H. Z. Williams
Reading .Orvilie Ruston Moore
Music. .......E lks Quartettt
Short talks by members.
Selection. .......... Elks' Orchestra
"Auld Lang Syne," members, orches
ira accompaniment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Holzemy roy
ally entertained the Jolly Badgers
last Saturday evening at their home
in the town of Hewitt. Card playing
as usual was the program of the
evening. Seven tables were played
The first prize was won by Mr.. Joe
Madden, second by Miss Hazel LondC
and consolation by Miss Lillian Web
Der. Supper was served at 1920 fol
lowed bv short business and socia
meeting, after which all went home
jollier than ever before. New active
and social members will be welcomed
at the next meeting which will be
entertained by Miss Hazel and MesSrs
Educ and Leo Londo, on Friday
evening, Dec. 10.
The Ladies's Aid society of the
First Methodist church is holding
its annual sale and supper this at
tern0on and evening in the church
parlors. The booths are appropriate
ly decorated and filled with the Gus
tomary beautiful fancy work. The
ladies have made speciality this
year of dolls, bags and aprons ano
their exhibit is most attractive
There is also a candy booth, presided
over bv Miss Nina Kickbusch and
Miss Ruth Alexander. The supper
will be served at fiye-thirty O'Clock.
The Monday Evening Study clut
met last evening at the home of Mrs
John Lull on First street. 1t was
a social session with no program
Four tables of auction were in play
and the highest score was made by
Miss Minnie Smith who received the
prize. The club is now adjourned
until after the holidays. The next
meeting will be held on Monday
evening, January fifth.
The Ladies Aid society of the On.
derwoou Memorial Mission met on
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Bernard Kruger on the west
side. The following ladies were
elected as officers for the coming
year:
President-Mrs. Fred Miller.
Vice president-Mrs. j. Bieble
Treasurer-Mrs. Ray Mccullough.
Secretary Mrs. Alfred Hunger.
The Mission Study Circles of the
Presbyterian church will meet this
week as follows: The Northeast end
circle, Mrs. John Landon, Monday