Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-05-13
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.

concert at 8 O'Clock, followed by the
grand march at nine o'clock. To
those who enjoy square dances it will
be of interest TO know that several
quadrilles are included in the dance
program. One of the most attractive
features of the evening will be Nav
pole dance, given by high school
young ladies and arranged b. Hiss
Murella Zellhoefer. Another attrac-
ton will be the singing of several
songs by L. E. Ransom. Mr.. Ransom
will impersonate Harry Lauder in
costume and will sing "She's the Lass
for Me, II Love Lassie" and "The
Kelly Lads" in that Scotchman's
most pleasing style. There will also
be a number Dancing on the Green, "
danced by the high school girls
Refreshments will be served through
out the evening The affair is
in charge of the Auxiliary of
the lntirmary and the ladies
have worked increasingly to make
this affair grand success. On every
hand they have been met with en-
thusiastic response and with good
attendance on Friday evening they
will feel amply repaid for their UNI
firing efforts. 1t is worthy cause
and everybody should make an effort
to be present. The following COM
mittees are appointed for the occasion.
General chairman, Mrs. J. F. Ross.
Patronesses- Messrs. and Mesdames
Frank Kelly, G. d. Jones, John Ross,
W. H. Mylrea, W. E. Curtis, II. E.
Smith, j. n. Manson, ID. G. Everest,
N. H. Bells, 9. G. Pier, f. P. Stone,
G. f. Dunbar, L. A. Pradt, G. C.
Yawkey, Walter Alexander, Walter
Thorn, H. G. Stewart, A. L. Kreutzer,
S. NJ. Quaw, G. H. Ingraham, j. L.
Sturtevant, M. G. Ewing, George
Meyer, W. W. Albers, G. B. Bird, NJ.
B. Rosenberg, w. W. Gamble, John
Lull, John Kuebler, c. H. Wegner,
Chas. Dodge, A. A. Babcock, r. II.
Johnson, E. b. Thayer; Drs. and
Mesdames Lyon, S. NJ. B. Smith, l.. NJ.
Willard, l.. E. Spencer, R. w. Jones;
Mrs. Bentz and the Misses Dunbar,
Manson, Zellhoefer, LouiseU Underwood,
Mcdonald and Bates.
Governors Frank Kelly, ID. j. Muir
ray, Jr., ]. f. Ross, c. g. Pier, Walter
German, Walter Thorn, Henry E.
Smith, Dell Curtis, G. B. Heinemann,
Newman H. Bells.
Sale of tickets Mrs. w. II. Mylrea
and assistants.
Observation-Disclosures Jack Mylrea,
r. w. Collie, A. p. Woodson, Guy
Gooding, Ed. Behlke, and Misses Nell
Dunbar, Katherine and Margaret
Bissell, Ruth Alexander, Katherine
Manson, Florence Gilbert, Cornelia
McCrossen, Helen Stewart, Nina
Kickhusch, Margaret Dunbar, Belle
Murray, Imogene Rosenberg, and
Hermione Silverthorn.
Decorations and dining room-Mrs.
j. n. Manson, Mrs. d. G. Everest and
Mrs. S. NJ. B. Smith.
Dressing room-Mrs. S. M. Quaw,
Mrs. N. II. Bells and Mrs. G. G. Pier.
May pole dance-Miss Marie john
son, Miss Marillo Zellhoefer and Mrs.
H. E. Smith.
The following young ladies will
take part in the May Pole dance ac-
companied by the orchestra:
Ruth Melany, Linda Werle, Made
line Komers, Esther Hildebrand
Ruth Mckay, Alice Tobey, Mary
Meadows, Irene Andrews, Helen
Schmidt, Margaret Laut, Norma Ed
munds, Elizabeth Metz, Viola Strupp,
Esther Luebchow, Edna Molter, Es-
Their Pagenkopf, Myra Eckels, Aurora
Halder, Alice Kersten, Clara Pagel,
Ruth Wilson. Esther Muehlmeier,
Margaret Lee, Linda Braatz, Clara
Schmirler, Bernice Blunte, Elizabeth
Mathie, Clara Ruder, Wanda Monian,
Anna Sole, Denese Coel, Anna Feicht.
The affair will be informal and
those not having tickets may secure
them at the door.