Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-07-20
SOCIETY ITEMS

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One of the great attractions on the
Chautauqua program is the operetta,
"Fairy Woodland Play" which will
be presented on tomorrow afternoon
at the pavilion. One hundred and
seyenty-five school children will ap-
pear in fairy costumes and the Oppro-
pirate stage settings will make the
scene most enchanting. The pro-
gram is in charge of Miss Marilla
Zellhofer who has trained the chill
dren for this event, which will surely
be enjoyed by all who attend.
DIR. Howard E. Pulling of Marsh
field and Miss Mildred B. Hosler of
Reedsburg, were united in marriage
Wednesday at the home of the brides
burg. They will make their home in
Baltimore, Md, where DR.. Pulling
will have charge of the botanical re-
search department at Johns Hopkins
University The Pulling family were
former Wausau residents.
st. Johns church held its annual
parish picnic on Friday, at the fair
grounds. The party assembled at
the church at ten o'clock and were
conveyed to the grounds in autos and
'busseS. An excellent picnic dinner
was served at twelve O'Clock to a
gOOdly number. Foot races and
games were enjoyed by the younger
ones throughout the afternoon. A
grand time was enjoyed by all.
Last Wednesday evening the r. T.
@. club entertained at a picnic sup
per at the Eau Claire villa for a COM
pany Of young men. Misses Irene Full
mer, Consuela JawOrt, Esther Lehrbas,
Alfhild TOrgerSOn and Hanna Brun-
stad, and Messrs. Clement Olson, John
Prahl, Frank Rowley, August Fehren-
bach and Will Lampert included the
party.
The annual picnic of the Chicago &
Northwestern railway employees was
held Sunday afternoon at the fair
grounds. A parade was formed at
the passenger station marching to
the park, where the afternoon was
very much enjoyed by all attending,
although the weather was unfavOr-
BILE.
Mrs. II. L. Vachreau was hostess at
a pleasant auction party on Tuesday
afternoon. Twelve guests enjoyed
the game and the prizes were won by
Miss Anna MOnahan and Miss Webb
of Stevens Point. Mrs. Anna Flatley
was also an out of town guest.
Miss Alice Hudson pleasantly en-
tertained number of friends at a
porch party on Friday afternoon, Civ
en- in honor of Miss Gertrude COrwith.
The guests enjoyed a social afternoon
with sewing and crOcheting. Ten
young ladies were at the party.
"Wiechmann Day" proved very
successful Thursday for the benefit
of the Children's Infrmary. About
one hundred dollars was realized.
The Auxiliary to the Intirmary are
very grateful to all, who aided them
on this day.
The members of the Rotary club
and the wives and children enjoyed a
picnic at Rothschild park Thursday
afternoon. A delicious picnic supper
was served. Picnic games, races and
dancing furnished amusement.
The Emmanuel Norwegian church
Sunday school picnic was held at the
fair grounds Sunday. The usual
church services were held at the park
in the morning by Rev. o. T. Doe,
pastor.
Miss Margaret Murray was hostess
to a number of her lady friends yes
terday, at a pleasant party given at
her home on East hill. Miss Ger
trude Corwith was the guest of
honor.
Last Tuesday afternoon the MethO-
dist Sunday school picnic was held at
the fair grounds. Games of all kinds
were played. A delicious picnic din
ner was served.
Mrs. II. J. Evans entertained
friends at cards this afternoon for her
sister, Miss Gertrude Armstrong of
Milwaukee. Six tables of auction
played.