Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-08-26

were present. The following out of
town guests were present: Miss Krebs,
Miss Doris Lindsay, Miss Williams
and Mrs. Breese of Milwaukee; Miss
Elizabeth Sratt of Racine; Miss Porter
of Chicago; Mrs. Gary of Memphis,
Tenn; Miss Mary Harger of Boston,
Mrs. Harris of Rochester, n Y; Mrs.
Berdick of Saginaw, Mich; Miss EN-
ma Stewart of Virginia, Mimi; Mrs.
S. B. Stewart of Portland, Ore; G.
w. Fairchild of New York City, and
Mr. and Mrs. j H. Yost of Mosinee.
Miss Nina Kickbusch was hostess
at two we'll appointed luncheons given
on Wednesday and Friday at her
home on Second street. Wednesdays
luncheon was given in compliment to
Miss Grace Book, Miss Helen Stewart,
Miss Margaret Bissell, Miss Helen
Single and Miss Katherine Manson,
five of Wausaus young ladies who in
the near future will become brides
Only three of the guests of honor
were present. Miss Single and Miss
Stewart being unavoidaoly absent.
1t was a rainbow luncheon, seven
tables being graced each With a differ
ent rainbow color scheme. The eighth
table which was occupied by the
brides-to-be was made beautiful with
white decorations. Pretty favors
suitable for the occasion were }. pre-
sented to each guest. Auction fol-
lowed later, the prizes being won by
Miss Florence Alexander and Miss
Hermione Silverthorn. Fridays func-
tion was given at one O'Clock. Thirty
two guests we're placed at eight
tables which were attractiyely decor
ated with water lilies in their delicate
green settings and with pretty fayors.
Auction followed the luncheon, the
highest scores being made by Miss
Anne Hoef1inger and Mrs. S. M. B.
Smith. A number of out of town
guests were present on each occasion.
IF
The Presbyterian Sunday school
and church picnic held at the fair
grounds Friday was success. About
five hundred were present to enjoy
the day. A picnic dinner was served
at the noon hour. The afternoon was
devoted to all kinds of games or
amusement for the children. Orlaf
Anderson was the lemon squeezer and
drink maker and he anG his assistants
made tifty-tive gallons of very super
ior lemonade, which was entirely alb
sorbed. Buses conveyed the children
to and from the grounds. 1t was the
annual picnic event of the church.
Miss Belle Heinemann entertained
a number Of her lady friends at auc-
tion on Thursday afternoon, in COM
pliment to Mrs. Geo. Diamond of
Cripple Creek, Colo. Twelve tables
were played on the spacious Heine-
mann porch, which was made attrac-
tive with masses of ferns and palms.
After the game the party adjourned
indoors where supper was served.
The prize winners were, Mrs. S. M.
B. Smith, Mrs. r. W. Collie and Mrs.
William Hart, the latter from Van
IAia pAnnd roaniua6 a
pretty souvenir of the occasion.
The seven cent social given by the
Young Ladies' Sodality of st. James
church Saturday afternoon and even
ing was very pretty affair. The old
st. James church was handsomely
decorated and tables were attractiyely
arranged. During the afternoon music
was furnished by a yictrola. In the
evening, Hilton Dressed and Del
Curtis sang several delightful solos
accompanied by the Misses Lucille
Dressed and Nellie Mccain on the
piano. The social was a success and
given for the benefit of the organ
fund.
The following young people COM
prise party at the summer homes
of Mr. and Mrs Frank Kelly and Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Pradt on Lake Cath
crime, Hazelhurst: Misses Josephine
Sturtevant. Jeanette Reid, Hester
Jones, Veneta Beck and Miss Hull.
Messrs. Norton Kelly. Louis Pradt,
George Ruder and Wells Turner, of
this city and Wentworth Shedd, of
Evanston, H.. and Donald Halyerson
of Whitewater.
The members of the house party,
who have been entertained during
the past week by Miss Ruth Kreutzer
at the KreutZer cottage at Plum lake,
returned home last evening. The
party included Miss Kreutzer, Miss
Doris Lindsay Of Milwaukee, Miss
Margaret Krebs of Johnstown, Pa,
Willard Fairchild of New FORK City,
Laurence johnson and Herbert Smith
of Wausau.
The ladies having in charge the
lurcheon today at the Wausau Coun-