Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-12-02
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.

MISS Eulth Thompson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M. Thompson,
0l3 Cambridge avenue, made her
debut in society at reception Satur-
day afternoon from A to I O'Clock.
The assisting party included Mines.
William W. Allis, Charles L. McIn-
tosh, John G. Thompson, Tilghman
Boyd, James G. Jenkins, Henry NJ.
Ogden, Joseph r. Dyer, Charles Il
Ropes, New York; Louis A. Pradt
and Andrew Kreutzer. Wausau;
w. f. Crosby, Irving H. Reynolds,
William Kenney, Chicago; the Misses
Agnes Furlong, Matte Crandall, Jane
Stimson, Pasadena, CAL; Hester Dyer,
Laura Russell, Elizabeth Allis, Lor-
aine Goodrich, Dorothy March, South
Orange, N. j.; Garcia Berry, Gertrude
Maercker, Alice Dickson, Hortense
Sandme.yer, Lincoln, H.; Hannah
Eschweier, Frances Smith, Gretchen
Kruger, Newark, N. j.; Doris Lind
say, Margaret Bouer, Frances Crosby,
Nancy Van Dyke and Eisbeth Pabst.
The reception was followed by din
ner-dance Tor the young ladies assist
ing and an equal number of men.
Milwaukee Free Press.
Miss Thompson was born in Mosi-
nee and removed with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson to NIilwau-
kee several years ago and is win
some and attractive young lady. She
is the granddaughter of the late
Joseph Dessert also of Mosinee.
The Ladies' Literary club held it's
regular meeting at the Club house
Monday afternoon at thee O'Clock.
The president, DR.. Whitehead, was
in the chair and conducted short
business meeting. The question es-
tablishing ladies' rest room for out
of town shoppers, was taken up. Mrs.
f. 0. Croker had been informed
that room in the old city hall can
be secured for the purpose, and after
the matter had been thoroughly dis
cussed the president appointed COM
mittee to interview the merchants in
regard to financial help in maintain
ing this room. The committee ap-
pointed was Mrs. G. ID. Jones and
Mrs. Chas. Turner. The program
was talk by NJ. Is. Rosenberg. His
subject was Laws for Women" Mr..
Rosenberg read and explained a num-
Der of laws and his talk was interest
ing and informing At the close of
the program club tea was served by
the entertainment committee. There
was fair attendance considering the
inclement weather. The club ad-
journed until after the holidays. The
next meeting will be held on Monday,
January 4, 1914.
The following musical program will
be given under the auspices of the
West Methodist Sunday School, at
its hall in the Anthem building, Fri
day evening, Dec. 5th:
Piano Solo-Mrs. Robert M. Kumlin.
Quartette-The Misses James, Sus-
tins, Wise and Berger.
Solo-Mr. Malcolm Secor.
Flute Solo-Mr. H. 1. Crawford.
Victor Victrola- Orchestra Number.
Solo-Mrs. E. L. Boehm.
Duet-Susie Lewis and Mr. Imhoff.
Solo-Rev. Richard Evans.
Victor Victrola- Selected
Male Quartette.
The proceeds of the concert will go
toward the building of the new Sun
day School building.
The annual club gathering of the
Two Hour club of Mosinee was held
at the residence of Mrs. Alexander
Bousha in Mosinee, Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Bousha and Mrs. Louis
Dessert as hostesses. 1t was in the
nature of whist party. The prizes
were won by Mrs. Clyte Blair and
Miss Beatrice Bachman. Thanksgiv-
ing games were played and Thanks
giving favor was given to each guest.
The out of town guests were Mrs. j.
P. Briggs and Mrs. Louis Dessert,
who autoed down from Wausau. They
were also the guests of Mrs. Richard
Powers in the old Dessert home.
Social activities in Wausan have
been somewhat at a Standstill for the
past week except for the Thanksgiv-
ing festivities and reunions. The
social family spirit prevails almost ex-
clusively at Thanksgiving. The tie
of kinship draws its members closer
at this time and many joyous family
reunions have occurred in this CON-
munity during the past weekend.
Thanksgiving heralds the approach of
and ushers in the gay holiday season.
The Christmas spirit is now upon us.
and we soon will be commemorating
once more the hallowed joys of Yule-
tide.
The Mission Study Circles of the
Presbyterian church will meet this
week as follows: The Northeast end
circle, Mrs. George Rick, Tuesday
evening; West end circle, Mrs. c. w.
Chubbuck, Tuesday evening; Grand
avenue circle, Mrs. Gene Parker,
Tuesday afternoon; Central circle,
Mrs. Will Landon, Thursday after
noon, and the East hill circle Friday
evening, the place of meeting to DE
announced later.
Otto r. Zieben, of this city,, and
Miss Maud E. Holly, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, A. J. Holly, Waupaca, were