Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06
SOCIETY ITEMS

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Miss Allie Pitts of Waukesha, who
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. "A. Benson, was the guest OF honor
at several pleasant parties during the
week. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Benson entertained for the house
guest and on Friday afternoon Miss
Marie Colby and Miss A!te Colby gave
thimble party in Miss Pitts honor;
and on Thursday Mrs. j. y. NoSt OF
Mosinee, entertained number of
Wausau friends for the day in Miss
Pitts honor The party included
Mrs. James Montgomery, Mrs. Orlaf
Emily Chubbuck, Miss Marie Colby,
Miss Alta Colby, Mrs. c. G. Kruger,
Mrs. Geo. Rick and Mrs. A. ii. Clark.
The ladies went down on the morning
train, returning home in the evening
and had a most enjoyable day. Miss
Pitts, who is sister Of Mrs. w. ..
Carrier, has often visited in Wausau
when DIR. Carrier and family were
residents here and consequently has
many friends here. The several social
affairs given included only old-time
friends and were most social and in
formal.
The Tuesday Musical club is hold
ing its first monthly meeting of the
nineteenth season ct the WauSau club
house this afternoon. The following
is the program as arranged by Mrs. A.
L. Kreutzer and Mrs. Walter Gogg:
Paper-The Dramatic in Music. ..............
Mrs. Woodward
Peer Gynt, Suite l. Arranged for two pianos
OfleS
Miss Hopp
MeSdameS PraGt, Hooker. Dawley
EliZabeth's Prayer-Tannhauser ...... Wegner
Mrs, Anderson
Flowers and Fancies. ...................Moz Mozart
Miss Silverthorn
Mesdames Gogg and Frey
Funeral March. Sonata Minor. Chopin
Miss kreutzer
Farewell Ye Hills-Joan Of Arc Tschafkowsky
Mrs. Coates
sonata Opus AlldsTG .Grieg
Miss KreutZer
a. Bois Epais-Amadis.. .Lully
MIR. Secor
a. Larghetto-D Devils Sonata. ......... Tartini
b. hungarian Melody No. 1............ Hubay
Mr.. Reuter-
The Study and Philanthropy De-
partment of the Ladies' Literary club
will meet next Monday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. w.
r. Chellis, 718 Third street. The
hostesses are Mrs. Chellis, Mrs. j. d.
Coleman and Mrs j. E. McKahan. A
good attendance is desired. The fol-
lowing is the program to be given:
Leader-Mrs. Becker.
Roll call-TopicS for next year.
Sociology and Future of South
America -. Miss Anne Monahan
The Precipice-Book Review. 49,.
...............M Mrs. Fred Schneider
The Home and Education depart
ment of the Ladies' Literary club
will hold its April meeting on next
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Edward Seim, 313 Grand avenue.
Mrs. G. e. Turner and Mrs. K. e.
Ramsdell will assist in entertaining.
The following program is scheduled:
The Future of Alaska. .........
Mrs. G.. b. Heinemann
Fiction of Alaska. Mrs. M. w. Sweet
The meeting will convene at 2:30
o'clock.
The members Of the Ladies' Liter
airy club will give a card party at the
Club house on Saturday afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock. Both auction and five
hundred will be played and a good
time is being planned by the COM
mittee. Refreshments will be served
at the close of the games. The COM
mittee in charge includes, Mrs. G. A.
Barwig, who is chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Fred Burt, Mrs. Geo. Meyer,
Mrs. NJ. G. Sweet, Mrs. A. A Bah
cock, Mrs K. Ramsdall and Mrs. Fred |
Becker.
Mrs. Margaret Stone entertained
six of her little friends on Friday
night at Slumber party. The guests
arrived at six O'Clock and accompan-
led by their chaperones, Mrs. +. p
Stone and Miss Harriet Naglee, were
taken to the Cafeteria, where an ex-
cellent supper was served. Later at
the Stone home happy evening was
spent in play, with games, etc, until
the slumber hour arrived, when the
little folks retired and were soon in
happy dreamland.
A delightful afternoon at cards was
given yesterday by Mrs. Frank Mar
quardt and Mrs. Carl Haase at the
home of the former. Nine tables of
cinch were played and the highest
score went to Mrs. Charles Beck, who
received rooster and two chickens
as prizes. The score cards had nina
ture chickens on them. A dainty
lunch was served after the cards.
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Last Saturday evening a group of
young people went down to the Wau-
sau country club and enjoyed the
evening playing cards and dancing.
Dainty refreShmentS were also served