Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27

Mrs. W. II. Thorn pleasantly enter
tanned friends at auction on Monday
afternoon. Five tables were in play,
the highest score being won by Mrs.
It. II. Ryan, Mrs. G. ID. Jones receiv-
ing the consolation prize. The affair
was in honor of Mrs. j. d. Ross and
Mrs. Albert Evans of Oak Park, Ill.
The decorations were larkspur and
chrysanthemums and the place cards
were very suggestive of the Hallow-
cen season. Handsome corsage bou-
quets of pink roses and maiden-hair
ferns were presented to out-of-town
guests, viz: Mrs. Ross and Mrs.
Evans; Mrs. Walter Blair, Rochester,
n. Y; and Mrs. Chelsea of Ashland.
A sumptuous supper was served at
six O'Clock.
Miss Grace Arnold and Edward
Hart of the town of Frankfort, this
county, we're united in marriage,
Wednesday morning, at the parson-
age of the First Methodist church,
partook of a wedding feast at the
I1OU6I DGIIlS dlGcI WIllIll UIlCy OC~
parted on their honeymoon trip to
Chicago and other cities of interest.
Miss Arnold is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Arnold. Mr.. Arnold
was formerly sheriff of Milwaukee
county. The happy groom is a neph-
ew of our old friend, George Hart,
former circuit court reporter for this
district, who now resides in London.
England. The Pilot wishes the
young couple much joy in their new
relations.
st. James hall was the scene of a
jolly party on Thursday evening, the
occasion being hard times party
given by the Young Ladies' Sodality
of the church. A large number of
the guests were in costume appro-
priately ancient and comical, illustrat-
ing to the fullest extent that the
party was well named. Dancing was
the program for the evening A
cafeteria lunch was served at about
eleven o'clock. The young ladies
realized neat sum which rewarded
them for their labors.
At the annual meeting OF the
Ladies' AID society of the Baptist
church which was held Wednesday
Afternoon at the church, the follow
ing ladies were elected to serve as
officers during the coming year:
President-Mrs w. r. Chellis. -
First Vice-President-Mrs. S. B.
Tobey.
Second Vice President Frank
Chase.
Secretary-Mrs. C. R. Van Orman.
Treasurer Mrs. j. E. Curtis.
Mrs. #. H. Ryan entertained six
teen friends on Thursday afternoon
at a pleasant auction party given In
honor of her sister, Mrs. Walter Blair
who is her guest. Four tables were
in play and the prizes were won by
Mrs: NJ. P Mccullough and Miss Nell
Dunbar. A five O'Clock lunch was
served. The out of town guests in
cluded Mrs. j. d. Ross and Mrs.
Albert Evans of Oak Park, H., and
Mrs. Blair of Rochester, n. Y.
The Presbyterian Woman's Mis-
sionary society will hold its annual
Praise and Thank offering meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at the
church. The meeting will open
promptly at three O'Clock. There
will be the usual routine of business.
Reports from the synodical mission
ary meeting at Superior will be Civ
en-. At $50 O'Clock a supper will be
served with the husbands as guests.
Miss Olive Larson entertained at
cards on Friday evening, Oct %, at
her home on Franklin st. Five tables
of 500 were played, the highest score
being awarded to Mrs. o. A. King
and Charles Pascher. After the game,
dainty refreshments were served,
Mrs. f. J. Powell entertained a
number of friends at a dinner yester-
Gay afternoon, complimentary TO hei
mother. Mrs. Anna Bruette of Pitts
| burg. Pa. who has been visiting hel
and who leaves for her home next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Alexander en-
| tertaintd a number of friends on Sat
| urlay evening at a pleasant dinner
| marty. given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
| w. j. SERVER of Dennison, Ia. Gov
ers were placed for fourteen.
Mrs. a. J.. kreutZer entertained al
an informal tea last Saturday In
honor of her sister, Mrs. w G. Win
/ TON of Duluth. She was assisted By
| Miss KreutZer, Miss Ellen Jones anc
Miss Helen Stone.
Miss Nina Kickbusch was hostes:
TO the Garden club this afternoon
/ An interesting paper was given bl
| Mrs. Anne Huntington on planting
! for Winter Eject. A discussion fol
/ Owed the paper.
! Miss Virginia Manson entertained
I the Embroidery club on SATURDAY
| Afternoon.