Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-05-12
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.

The May Circle of the Presbyterian
Church gave an arbutuS party on Sat
urday afternoon which was pleasant
affair. The party went in autos to
Gardeners and after gathering quanti-
ties of the fragrant flower enjoyed a
lunch in the woods, returning home
late in the afternoon.
Miss Hannah Brunstad delight
fully entertained company of her
friends Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. Sarah Dodge, los Mcclellan
street.
Next Sunday will be the 18th ami
versary of the organization of the
Fpworth League. The occasion will
be observed by appropriate exercises
in the evening at the M. E. church.
Last Sunday was Mothers Dayn
and many wore. the white carnation.
Miss Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia,
second Sunday of May, 1907, since
which time it has been quite general
ly observed, and received by increas-
ing favor by the churches and by the
state and national governments.
Or Saturday last Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Heinemann announced the
engag ,ment of their daughter Belle.
to Mr.. Louis Rushmore Spencer.
The tickets for the May ball which
is to be given at Rotlischild pavilion
ON Wednesday evening, Nav 20. are
now rapidly being sold. The proceeds
of the affair is to help defray the ex-
penses of the Children's Infirmary
and each member OF the auxiliary is
expected to sell certain number of
tickets. In this way the management
expects an even greater financial SUI
cess than heretofore. The decorat-
ing committee expect to make the
pavilion most attractive for the event.
There will be a short program before
the ball opens, at which time Miss
Cornefia McCrossen and Jack Burt
will dance some of the latest dances.
A group of high school girls, under
the direction of Miss Marilla Zell-
hoefer will give the May Pole Dance"
and the "Vignoker" folk dance. The
grand march will open the ball at
nine O'Clock, after which there will
be two-steps, waltZes, and a number
of new dances. Cars will run CON
veniently and appetizing refreshments
will be served. The cause is a most
worthy and essential one ard the In
Urinary is in need of funds. 1t is
hoped that the patronage will be
large and good sum realized.
COMMITTEES
Ticke Mrs. Karl Mathie, Mrs. j.
Griffith, Mrs. w. G. Landon, Mrs C.
B. BIRD, mrs. w. j. Webster.
Decorating-W William thinner, Mrs
L. A. Pradt, Mrs. w. Coates, Mrs
Charles Dodge, Judd Alexander. C. G
Pier, Newman Bells, E. w. Behlke
E. G. Dawley, Walter German, II. E
Smith.
Dining room-Mrs. d. c. Everest
Mrs. A. B. Rosenberg, Mrs. H.. E
Smith, Mrs. M. G. Ewing, Miss Belle
Heinemann.
Dressing room-Miss Kick,5usch
Mrs. Newman BELLS, Mrs. C. G. Pier
Mrs. A. A. PaJcock, Jr.
Program Hiss Zellhoefer, Mis-,
Marie johnson.
The proceeds of the ball will b.
used for the Children's Infirmary.
Victor Hugo's greatest work, .sLe;
Miserables," will be given in motion
pictures on next Friday afternoon a
the opera house. The play was ad
yertised to take place earlier in TIN
season but was unadyoidably post
poned and all tickets purchased a
that time can be used on Friday
The entertainment is given uraer tn
auspices of the Ladies Lite. y clu
and the committee in charge include
| Mrs. G. S. Gilbert, Mrs. G, ID. Jones
Mrs. Frank Kelly and Mrs. j. N
Kuebler. The members of the clu
! who have sold tickets can report t
the committee on Friday before tin
play begins. The entertainment
| given for the benefit of the Literar
| club and large attendance is hope
| for. The price of admission is tWeI
| ty-five cents for adults and ten cent
for children and pupils, in the schools
1
H. j. Flieth was host at a seve
O'Clock dinner given ON Friday ever
ing at his home on East hill. TIL
| event was in celebration of the TWEEN
ty-first anniversary of Mr.. Flieth'
connection with the German Amer
can bank and the guests included tn
employees of the bank. The tabl
was made very attractive, the color
being pink and white, sweet peas ant
roses being used in decoration. 4
six course menu was served, durin,
which an orchestra furnished severa
numbers. Later, after dinner speech
es and music were enjoyed. B. Heine
mann, president of the bank, who Gle
parted yesterday on European tril
was the guest of honor. The guests
Included:
Herman Boehmer, Savings Telle~
Fred Br.un, Messenger. Ell
Jay II. Brown, Asst Gen'l Bkp:.
Leo. Burke, Transit Teller.
Erna Genrich, Stenographer.
Mable LaNIontagne, Stenographer.
Frank j. Okoneski, Gen'l Bkpr.s
G.. e. Parker, Discount Teller.
p. III. Peters, Receiving Teller.
H. A. Schmidt, Paying Teller.
Helen Van Vechten, Adv. Rep.
j. p. Barden, Caretaker.
The annual social function OF the
Wausau Country club will be held
next Friday evening, May 18th.
Miss Katheryn Morris entertained
a few friends informally on Friday
evening in compliment TO Miss Jennie
Tillisch OF Merrill, who was her guest.
Mrs. G.. ID. Jones and Mrs. J. NJ.
Kuebler were hostesses yesterday
afternoon to the Home and Educa-
ton Department of the Ladies Liter
airy club. The meeting was held at
the Jones' home on East hill, twenty
ladies being present. The afternoon
was enjoyed socially with sewing and
visiting and plans for the next YEARS
work were informally discussed. A
committee appointed TO take charge
of the program for the coming year,
included Mrs. NJ. w. Sweet, Mrs. Fay
Marshall, Mrs. W. HI. Eablo, Mrs. O..