Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-02-17


Deerfoot Lodge Hunting club, in
compliment TO c. 5. Gilbert, who de.
parted Saturday for a trip abroad.
The dining table was graced with a
handsome red centre piece on which
was placed large bowl of red carna-
tions and the place cards and favors
were appropriately chosen for Valen-
tines day. The gentlemen including
the party were: Walter Alexander, B.
f. Wilson, w. II. BiSsell, K, A. Good
ing, G. G. Yawkey, M. b. Rosenberg,
NJ. G. Ewing, d. G. Everest, j. w.
Laut, Neal Brown, q. ID. Jones, Rev.
James NJ. Duer, G.. S. Gilbert and A.
l.. Kreutzer, which comprised all
but two of the clubs membership.
The Dvorak trio of Milwaukee gave
a concert this afternoon in the ball
room of the club house, under the
auspices of the Tuesday Musical club.
The trio includes Miss Pearl Brice,
violin, Miss Oracle Hill, cello, and
Miss Winogene Hewitt, piano. These
ladies are all artists and presented a
most attractive program to a large
and appreciative audience. The pro-
gram follows:
Theme and Variations. Tschaikowsky
Cello Solo, Variations Symphonic
ROalluan
Trio
ta) Lento. ......... -. .Chaminade
o. Valse Triste. ....... .Sibelius
Violin Solo
(a) Ave Maria. Schubert Wilhelmj
(b) Hungarian Dance. go. :. Harshe
Trio-Andante Allegro. -. .Sternberg
Miss Ruth Hooper was hostess to a
number of her young friends on Sat
urday evening at a Valentine party,
given at her home on Fourth street.
The rooms were attraotively decorated
with huge punches of red carnations
and profusion of hearts in celors of
red and green. Dinner was served at
$50. Each table was centered with a
pretty basket filed with flowers and
valentines and were used as place
cards. Later, games were played for
entertainment. Ten couples enjoyed
the hospitality of the young hostess
Mrs. G. H. Wegner and Mrs. Bert
SchWanberg gave one O'Clock lunch
COO today for the benefit of Circle No.
of the Universalist Aid society.
The affair was given at the Wegner
home. Auction followed the repast,
ten tables being played. Those who
attended enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
| The same ladies will entertain both
lady and gentlemen friends this eve
ming. This is also given for the bene-
| fit of the same circle.
y- -f-t-
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sexmith pleas
antly entertained number of their
| friends on Saturday evening at a
house warming in their new home on
Fulton street. The rooms were dec
Grated in conformity with the day
Valentines about thirty guests
enjoyed the evening Eight tables
of auction were in play, the honors
| going to Miss Nell Dunbar, Mrs. r
| Collie, Mrs. John Lull and Walter
| German.
Miss Charlotte Pradt celebrated
| her seventh birthday anniversary on
| Saturday, by entertaining a number
of her young friends. The little peo-
pie attended the moving picture
matinee and later enjoyed lunch at
| the princess when each little guest
received a red heart shaped box filled
with candies. Mrs Pradt chaperoned
the party.
! Rev. Err. John Lloyd gave an adj
dress at the regular meeting OF the
Ladies' Literary club which was held
at the club house on yesterday after
noon. His subject was Abraham
Lincoln and his talk was most inter
esting, instructive and enjoyable.
There was good attendance.
| The Monday Evening Study club
met last evening at the home Of Mrs.
w. f. Curtis and held what was
! termed in the year book, "a belated
picnic.'' Fifteen members took picnic
baskets and enjoyed the repast. Auc-
I ton was played later.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Yawkeg will en-
terrain the members of the Neighbor-
hood Bridge club and their husbands
at dinner on Saturday evening. AUG
ton will be played later.
The Five Hundred club met Satur-
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. j.
P. Ford, 634 Harrison Blvd. Three
tables were played, Mrs John Mathie
making the highest score.
| Mr.. and MRS. w. Fl. Bissell vii
entertain the teachers Of the Home
SUNDAY school Of the Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening, at 7.3C
O'Clock.
Mrs. Alex Mcneil gave card party
last evening at the home of hel
mother, Agrs- John Lerum.