Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-11-24

eS. There viii be nosprinted dancing
programs, but the program arranged
is very attractive and will please al
who are present. The decoration:
will be largely of forest greens anc
three relays of boy scouts have beer
very active in assisting Mrs. Fosnaugf
and her helpers. There will also be
large baskets of greenery and red
flowers to tighten the effect. Those
who wish to Work Tor Wausau" can
do no better than to attend the ball
and help to swell the receipts for the
free bed. Tickets are on sale at the
Schwanberg and Wiechmann drug
stores, Rohde's book store and Bells
house.
The Art and Literature department
of The Ladies Literary club held its
November meeting yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Louis DeS-
sert. The hostess was assisted by
Mesdames Charles Dodge, G. w.
Chubbuck, Orlaf Anderson, G. E. Gill,
Charles Feathers and G. L. Warren.
There were thirty-tiye members pres
ent. The meeting was opened by the
chairman, Mrs. III. j. Evans, and a
most interesting program was given.
Miss Underwood gave paper on
"James Herne and the Realistic
Drama" with a story of "Shore Acres. I"
The rest of the afternoon was devoted
to the study of Oriental rugs. "The
Story of the Rug was told by Mrs.
J. A. Jones. "The Important Dis
tricts where Rugs are Made was Civ
en- by Mrs. Orlaf Anderson. Mrs. p.
w. Sawyer read paper on "Wools
and Dyes" and Mrs. Charles Dodge
gave paper on equality and Knot
ting" The program closed with a
weaving song by Mrs. c. H. Ingraham.
At the order of the chairman the
secretary introduced the sale of red
cross stamps, each member buying
one or more packages. This sale OF
stamps is in charge of the health
committee of the club. Refreshments
were served at FIVE o'clock, followed
by adjournment. The next meeting
will be held on the fourth Monday in
January at the home of Mrs. M. c.
Ewing.
Mrs. Theresa Homet Patterson OF
Pennsylvania, recording secretary OF
the Woman's National Missionary
association of Universalist churches,
spoke on the North Carolina mission
and on general missionary work at
the home of Mrs. c. II. Wegner, SIC
First street, Friday afternoon, and
was listened to by most apprecia.
tive audience. In the evening of the
same day she gave very interesting
lecture on Japan at the Universalist
church She was dressed in japanese
costume for the lecture. On Sunday
she gave talk before the Universal
ist Sunday school on supporting a
Japanese missionary. The missionary
association is trying to get 10C
Universalist Sunday schools in the
U. S. to contribute twenty cents a
week for the support OF an additional
missionary in Japan. The local Uni
versalist Sunday school voted to give
this amount every week. This makes
the ninty-seventh Universalist Sunday
school that has voted to do this. Mrs
Patterson was the guest of Rev. anC
Mrs. w. Fl. Gould while in the city
She departed early Monday morning
for Minneapolis and later will go tt
California to spend the winter.
The health committee of the Ladies
Literary club has beSun its annua
campaign of the sale of Red eros:
stamps. The ladies held a meeting
on Friday to complete arrangements
The members of the committee will
conduct the advance sale this weef
and next Monday the stamps will bt
placed in the hands of the school chill
dren, who will make canvas. A
number of prizes will be given to The
children making the largest sales
The work in the schools is in charge
of Mrs. W. B. Heinemann, Mrs. w
A. Evers and S. B. To5ey. The com
mittee is working earnestly and hops
TO make the sales of this year large
than any heretofore. Mrs. f. P
Stone is chairman of the health com
mittee and her workers include Mes
danes G. B. HeiBemann, Frank Kelly
w. w. Albers, Walter Alexander, G
ID. Jones, J. E. McKahan and w. A
Evers.
Miss Helen Lewis of Rhinelander
will give an entertainment on FRIDAY
evening. Nov 9th, in the auditorium
of the Methodist church. Miss Lewis
comes highly recommended as read
er. She is graduate of the Cum
mock School Of Expression, has natur
al talent, which combined with pleas
ing manners and pleasant voic'
makes her reading most enjoyable
The program will be intersperseC
with music. Mrs. E. L. Boehm vii
sing and a ladies' quartette has ais
been arranged for the occasion. Mis-
Lewis is well known In Wausau. Sh'
is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. r
Lewis Of Ehinelander and a grand
daughter Of the late 5. FL. Alban
formerly of Wausau. The entertain
ment is under the auspices OF th'
Ladies Aid society Of the church.
/ Miss Florence Gilbert and Mis-
1 Marraret Dana entertained a numbe