Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-06-15

| APRAAON L q II IOIlSIA OO " IL 1
Strathearn, Kaukauna.
| Greetings from National w. r. C
Sarah E. Fulton, Rochester, N. Y
A Forest Song-Whepley-Mis.
Mary Harger.
Address--''The Grand Army O.
the Republic" Com. S. A. Cook
| Neenah.
Music--COne's Orchestra.
A United Country-Tableau, ar
ranged by Franz Ritter.
America a'-Audience
PROGRAM FOR THIS MORNING.
First session of G.. A. r. at circuit
court room, court house, at a. IN.
Roll Call-Organization.
Address of welcome by Hon. John
Ringle, Mayor.
AFTERNOON SESSION OPENS AT 1:3O.
Selection of place for next en-
campment.
Election of officers.
Parade, to move promptly at
three p. m. Line of march-starts
from Jackson street on Third street
to Franklin, from Franklin east to
Fourth, on Fourth south to Forest,
and from Forest north on Third and
disbands on Mcclellan street. The
march for the G. A. r. veterans
will be materially shortened.
Street cars with veterans leave
on Fourth street east of court
house for pavilion at 4:50 p. m.
Camp fire and supper at 6 p. m.
in the pavilion, which will be deco
rated in the national colors and will
be brilliantly Illuminated. The
menu will be substantial one and
will be as follows:
Pickles Olives
Ham Tongue
Boiled Eggs
Pork and Beans Boiled Potatoes
Bread and Butter
Coffee Doughnuts Cheese
Followed by a smoke.
Music, short speeches and stir
ring songs.
M. G. Ewing furnishes and has
charge of the supper and extras.
The whole to conclude with a grand
ball later in the evening.
EVENING SESSION.
Grand concert at court house
square by Military Band.
Reception for Ladies Auxiliaries
to S. of V. at Wausau Club House,
beginning at $50.
PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY.
G. A. R. assemblies at circuit court
room pursuant to adjournment to
conclude business.
EVENING SESSION.
Band concert at court house
square by Military Band.
General entertainment.
LADIES OF G. A. R. MEET
In connection with the G.. A. r.
encampment the twenty-frst meet
ing of the department of Wisconsin
Ladies of the G.. A. R. was held at
the Hotel Bells yesterday.
The visiting delegation came on
a special train over the Northwest
ern road, arriving from southern
Wisconsin at 2:3O o'clock in the af-
ternoon. The ladies wore small
flags in honor of Flag day, which
was observed throughout the United
States yesterday.
The council of administration
met at the Hotel Bells at four
O'Clock in the afternoon, at which
time the books of the secretary and
treasurer were audited. Later, the
advisory council met and then the
credential committee, in order that
the ladies of the G. A. r. may meet
at nine o'clock Wednesday morning
at the Presbyterian church where
the business will be held.
Monday evening the department
officers held a public meeting and
reception at the Wausau club. A
musical program was rendered by
the members of the Tuesday Musi-
cal club. AS part of the pro-
gram picture of Abraham Lincoln
was presented to the Wausau public
schools by Mrs Martha Merriam of
West Bend, president of the state
department. Ira G. Painter, prin-
cipal of the high school made the
acceptance speech. During the
evening, punch was served.
The committees, appointed by the
state president, are:
Greetings to G. A. R.-Mrs Ethel
Irish, Mrs. Rosalie Law aud Mrs.
Emma Moran.
Greetings to W. r. .C.-Mrs. Maude
Meeker, Mrs. Lena Mentz and Mrs.
Goblin.
Greetings to S. of V.-Mrs. Ethel
Klock, Miss. NJ. Korner and Miss
Luella Huber.
Greeting to Auxiliary of S.of v
Mrs. Ida Edwards, Miss Grace Car
ter and Miss Florence Row.
Greeting to Daughters of G. a. r.
Mrs. Bostwick, Mrs. Edna Fink
and Miss Minnie Mierke.