Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-01-06

Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.

| For Pilot Readers.
The Ladies' Literary club, after
months adjournment, held its first
| meeting of the new year yesterday
| afternoon at three O'Clock at the
Wausau club. The president, DIR.
Harriet Whitehead, was in the chair
There was short business meeting.
Inc secretary stated that Mrs. H. l..
Crandall had become member of
the club. The president spoke of the
Rest rooGa that is soon TO be opened
in the old city hall under the aus
plces OF the Literary club and APP
pointed the following members to
serve on the different committees in
the interests of the room during the
year:
Financial Com.-Mrs. C. E. Turner,
Mrs. G. ID. Jones and Mrs. M. B.
Rosenberg.
Literature Com-Mrs. Fred Becker,
Mrs. F. w. Boswell and Mrs. w. H.
Bissell
Publicity Com.-Mrs. Van Vechten,
Mrs. r. ID. Sanche and Mrs. R. II.
Johnson.
Furnishing Com.-Mrs. Yawkey,
Mrs. KreutZer and Mrs. Walter Alex
ander
Room Com.-Mrs. Fl. O. Croker.
Mrs. Geo. Mcintosh and DIR. White
head.
Mrs Frank Kelly gave partial re-
port of the work accomplished by the
Health committee of the club during
the year, promising more complete
report later when the statistics are all
completed. The program was in
charge of the Health Committee
which includes the following ladies
Mesdames +. F. Stone, Walter Alex
ander, q. ID. Jones, Frank Kelly and
w. w. Albers, and the club had the
pleasure Of listening to two very in
teresting talks on Associated Chart
ties'' given by Rev. Richard Evans and
II. G. Schmidt. Both gentlemen told
of the great need of such an organiza-
ton in our city; that the cooperation
OF all charities was the only way to
prevent pauperism. Mr.. Schmidt ex-
planned the way to start such move
ment and read of the workings of the
associated charities in Milwaukee.
1t was an open meeting and with
the non-members, about sixty people
were present.
The Tuesday Musical club held it's
regular monthly meeting this after
noon at the Wausau club house. Tie
following program was rendered:
Arranged by Miss Boehm and Mrs.
Anderson.
Edward MacDowell
-MacDowell. Mrs. Fradt
The Summer Wind ......
Mesdames Anderson, Pradt, Mea-
dowS and KreutZer
a-To Water Lily Miss Miriam
b-Meiody Jones
Thy Beaming Eyes. Miss siIverthorn
a-Long Ago NJ Evo,o
b-Gloaning Shadows w. Evans
a-Sweet Blue Eyed Maid Mrs. II.
b-Slnmber Song I Anderson
At Parting. ...................
Mesdames Anderson, Pradt, Mea-
dows and Kreutzer.
Novelette,. 1870. Miss Miriam Jones
Hungarian Dance. ..... .Haesche
Mrs. Scholield
The Philanthropy ard Study depart
ment of the Ladies Literary club,
will hold its January meeting on next
Monday afternoon, at 2:30 O'Clock, at
the home of Mrs. Fred Schneider on
Warren street. The hostess will be
assisted by Mrs. George Rick and
Miss Anne Monahan. The following
is the program:
Leader-Dr Margaret Trevitt.
Roll Call-Quiz on the Statutes.
Significance of the Suffrage Move
ment at Home and Abroad-Mrs.
Becker.
Symposiumon Politics Democratic,
Republican, Socialistic, Prohibition
and Woman's Parties--Mrs. Miller.
The Big Sister club held an enthus-
iastic meeting at the club house on
yesterday afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock. |
Mrs. S. NJ. Quaw opened the meeting,
telling the object of the club which !
is for the protection and uplifting of |
young girls. Mrs. Quaw said there |
were five groups of girls ready for |
the Camp Fires, which are being or |
ganiZed. Mrs. J. P. Briggs, the secre-
tary of the club, read report of the |
workings of the movement since its |
organization, about six months ago |
1t was an interesting meeting. Thir- |
ty-fve ladies were present.
The Misses Helen, Rachel and Alice
Hudson entertained number of |
friends on Tuesday afternoon at auc-
tion. The house was in holiday at
tire, being decorated with poinsettias,
holly and Christmas green's. About |
thirty-Six guests we're entertained |
and winning scores were made by
Miss Frances Albers and Miss Dessert. |
1l,n MicCac, 6cnr fofx Cd o1n
on Wednesday afternoon, eight tables
Mrs. Benjamin Stone of Virginia,
Mimi, and Miss Marie Bird.
The annual ball given by the
Agenda club on Friday evening was
one of the most successful social
events given during the holidays. |
Elks' hall was beautifully decorated |
with Christmas greens and college /
pennants. About sixty-five couple
enjoyed the evening which was most
pheasant and informal. The guests
from out of town included Mr.. and /
Mrs. +. Lampert, j. Stoddard and
Miss SloSson of Rhinelander, Elton
Bloom and Ovid Bloom of Mellen.
The Misses Margaret, Leila and /
Blanche Armstrong were hostesses at
pleasant party on Saturday after
noon, given in compliment to Mrs.
w. G. Norton of Brinckley, Ark, and
Mrs. George c. keenan, of Madison.
Three tables of auction were played |
and the prize for the highest score
was won by Mrs. L. A. Pradt. A |
dainty five o'clock supper was served.
The Home and Education Depart
ment of the Ladies' Literary club
will meet on Monday at 2:30 p. m. at
the home of Mrs. S. WinkleLlan ON |
Fulton street. The following pro-
gram is schedules:
FrauduieTi: advertising = r. d.
Sanche.
Mail Order Advertising Mrs. Arson