Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-02-02
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gsth. erings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.

Interesting m0cllDR DIT IlAC "SuSd u
Club this afternoon. The subject for
the afternoon was 1.-THE Interpretive
Side of Music-the Dance" An
appropriate program, arranged by
Mrs. F. H. Barden and Mrs. c. g..
Hooker, was given. The meeting
convened at AIS O'Clock. L, re was
a good attendance. The program:
Paper Music in the Dance. :. -.
.......M Miss Silverthorn
"Dance of the Wooden Shoes" ......
......... .Schytte
"RuStic Dance" Schytte
Miss Hopp and Mrs. G. G. Hooker
''The Kerry Dance" 49,. .Molloy
Mrs. Walter Gogg
''Sorrentina Opus 96''. ......... Lack
Miss Dunbar
''Mlnuet' $3.50. ......... Stair
Miss Silverthorn, MeSdames Gogg,
Coates, Barden, Pradt, Meadows,
Kreutzer and Woodward.
'Carmena Waltz" ............. wilson
Miss Montgomery, Mrs. Sisson
"Dance Of the Dolls" ...... .Poldlnl
Miss Bachman
''Night of joy Strauss
Miss Silverthorn, Mesdames Gogg,
Coates, Barden, Pradt, Meadows,
KreUGzer and Woodward.
The Study and Philanthropy depart
ment of the Ladies Literary club will
hold its February meeting on next
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Susan Single. The
hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Finer
Mile and Mrs. Arson Young. The
following is the program scheduled in
the year book for the afternoon.
Leader-Mrs. G. P. Meyer.
Roll Call-American Women Writers.
New England Writers -Sarah Orne
Jewett, Mary E. Wilkins Free
man.. ... Mrs. Hiram Anderson
Southern Authors-Ellen Glasgow,
Grace e. King. Mrs. f. G. Nichols
Western Authors-Zona Gale, Mary
Hartwell Catherwood. ............
Mrs. w. R. johnson
A very successful musical program
was carried out at the Baptist church
on Wednesday evening. The program
was as follows:
'fMassa's in de Col' COZ Grou'"
Lloyd Wells, Zenos Pittsley, Vernon
Pittsley, Walter Schroeder.
Reading-"The Passing of the
Third Floor Back. ........ Jerome
Miss Morey
-"The Passage Birds Farewell
Mrs. o. D. Briggs, Mrs. c. f. Ogden
Solo-"Mignon". Guy d. Hardelot
Mrs. Ogden
Reading Selected. Rev. o. D. Briggs
Piano Solo-"Rondo Capriccioso"
Miss Slack
Solo-''I Know Hill". Mrs. Briggs
SolosL"My Lovely Celia" "The
Plague of Love" ...........D DR.. Arne
Miss Phyllis May
A number of young ladies gave a
progressive dinner party last Satur-
day evening, which was in every way
very delightful affair. The first
| course was served at the home of Miss
| Gretchen Morgan. The second at the
home of Miss Ruth Hooper, assisted
by the Misses Florence Wilson and
Irene Lee. The third was at the
home of Miss Gladys Schilling and
| the last at the home of Miss Marie
Paff. Following, hearts were played
| at the latter home, Miss Irene Lee,
John Manson, Miss Gretchen Morgan
and John Kiely receiving iavors for
| the best scores.
| Mrs. Louis Dessert and Mrs. ]. P.
Briggs spent Friday in Mosinee and
| while there attended the 1.-TWO Hour
| Club" of which both ladies are hon
airy members. Mrs. r. e. Powers en-
tertained the club and was assisted
by Mrs. L. ID. Hanberg 1t was
mckinley Day. and most appro-
pirate literary program was given
McKinley's favorite flower, the red
carnation, was used for decoration,
and each member was presented with
a carnation, which was worn during
| the afternoon. Mrs. Dessert and
Mrs. Briggs returned home Friday
evening.
Miss Florence Alexander entertained
sixteen friends on Saturday afternoon
at a pleasant auction party. -Four
tables were occupied and the prizes
for highest scores were won by Miss
Katherine Alexander and Miss Louise
Kollock. The out-of-town guests
were the Misses Mary and Margaret
Johnson of Kansas City, Mo-, Miss
Carol Sweet of Fond du Lac, Miss
May Halliday of Oshkosh, and Miss
Louise Kollock of Stevens Point.
The Misses Dessert entertained
few friends Thursday evening at ar
informal dancing party. The guests
came in costume and jolly time wa;
enjoyed. During the evening Mrs
McCrossen gave the guests a lessor
on the new dances.
| Mrs. S. NJ. Quaw was guest OF honol
at a pretty luncheon given OF
Wednesday by Mrs. Jos. McInnis ant
Mrs. G. II. Peth, at the Mclnni
home, 9l2 Third street. The part.
included twelve guests. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Quaw departed for the south OF
Thursday evening.
The cinch party given by the Wau
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