Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-01-07

f.Op, 2S-No. 1S'.................Ch Chopin
Op. 2S-No. l6"....+................Ch Chopin
Waltz in Minor" =. Chopin
80 Lawrence Bernhardt '''-
Sweet Blue Eyed Maid" ....... Mcdowell
Sweetheart Tell Me" MacDowell
Thy Beaming Eyes" Mcdowell
TO the Sea- .....!.........p.........M Mcdowell
Miss Ruth Wilson
..dUeseIIeo -MacDoWeIi
Miss Paeenkopf 1o"'"
To-Day and Tomorrow. .......a.. Dillingham;
The GYPSY Trail Nj Evans Galloway
''on Wings of Music ..............M endelssohn
Mrs. Anderson
The pembers of the Wausau Lie
derkrsnz and their ladies surprised
Gustav Mueller, its director, at its
halIin the Gensman block on Sunday
evening. 1t was the 18th anniversary
of Mr.. Mueller's dictatorship. Mrs.
Mueller knew of the surprise but Mr..
Mueller was totally in the dark.
Frank Ritter got him out for walk
and in passing the hall, light was
seen there and Mr.. Ritter expressed
surprise and thought it best to see
what was going on without their
knowledge; when they reached the
head of the stairs the doors we're
thrown open and they were in the
midst of the gathering. L. Marchetti
made brief talk upon Mr.. Mueller's
CO. --cC1on with the Liederkranz, and
closed by presenting him with hand
some gift. "Jan. 5, 1888, Jan. 5, 1872
the lettering made in silver quarters,
taking 100 to complete it. Mr.. Muel-
Ter responded very feelingly. This
was followed by singing and general
good time, 1t was an historical event
in the annals of the society.
An old-fashioued sleigh ride was in
dulged in by about twenty-five of our
citizens, last Saturday evening. 1t
was old-fashioned in more ways than
one; in the arrangementsof the load,
in the costumes and. songs and in
dancing at the Country club. All
concluded with an oyster supper.
The speech maker of the occasion
had much difficulty in getting any
further than Ladies und gentle
men, on account of the numerous
bouquets thrown at him. 1t is safe
TO say that it was the social function
of the season5and one that will lipger
long in memories Of til participants.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Book enter
tanned a number of their friends at
dinner on Friday evening at their
home on Fulton street. The house
was prettily decorated with carna-
tions and Christmas green's Covers
were placed for forty guests and
delicious four course menu was
served. At the close of the dinner
social evening was enjoyed, inter
spersed with music and song. Rev.
Richard Evans rendered several vocal
selections which added much to the
pleasures of the evening.
gc
st. Pauls Evangelical church con-
gregation is arranging to celebrate
the 50th anniversary of the establish
ment of that church in Wausau. The
celebration will continue forone week,
Feb. 10Th to the 23d. During the
time, a program will be carried out
which will consist of sermons being
preached by ministers who have been
in charge at various times. There
will be banquet given on one of the
evenings. The program will be pub
lished later.
Master Treyitt Walsh celebrated
his birthday anniversary on Thurs
day evening, by entertaining num-
Der of his young friends at dinner at
the home of his grand parents, DR..
and Mrs. A. w. Trevitt. At the close
of the repast beautiful cake was
served which being decorated with
nine candles proclaimed the young
mans age. Later the party adjourned
to the Majestic where they enjoyed
the moving pictures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris o. Means cele-
brated the twenty-ffth anniversary
of their marriage on Monday evening,
December 3lst. They gave al O'Clock
dinner at their home on Mcclellan
street, the guests being relatives.
Covers were laid for fourteen. Mrs.
Means mother, who had recently at
tanned her S1st birthday and who had
been quite i'll during the fall, was
able to be present. 1t was very
pleasant occasion.
The Monday Evening Study club
held its first meeting of the new year
at the home of Mrs M. p McCul-
Tough of Schotield. Nine members
responded to roll call. Mrs. McCul-
Tough acting as leader. Mrs. Lull
gave an interesting paper on the
Morality Play. Mrs. Mccullough gave
synopsis of "Everyman," afterwards
reading selections from the same.
Refreshments were served.
The marriage OF Miss Georgia Grit
fifth to Mr.. G. Byron Huffman took
place at the home of the former in
Minneapolis on New Years evening.
The groom is the son of Mr. ara MS.
J. c. Kuhlman of this city. lie is
principal of the high school at Little
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