Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-03-09
SOCIETY ITEMS

On Monday afternoon at the regu-
| lar meeting of the Ladies Literary
club, which will be held at the Club
| house, the department of Art and
Literature will present the amusing
little play entitled, THE Gentle jury
The committee in charge of the after
noon includes Mrs. Charles Feathers
and Mrs. A. I'll. Reid. The play is
| filled with comical situations and in
cidents and the members of the
department are busy making it sue
cess. All members of the club are
invited to be present. Following is
the cast of characters:
Mrs. Dingley, Forewoman, COM
handing presence, we'll and plainly
| dressed-Mrs. G. III. Hooker.
Mrs. Blake, Mild and Meek, in black
Mrs. e. Ramsdell.
Mrs. Fritz, young, rather gay in
| derss-Mrs. A. A. Babcock.
Mrs. Dyer, dress rather elaborate
Mrs. ]. P. Briggs.
Mrs. Small, anxious-looking, plainly
| dreSsed-Mrs. Fred Becker.
Mrs. Fairly, quiet in dress--Mrs.
| w. HI. Nablo.
Mrs. Jones, comfortable-cooking,
pam oICoc dilO oOLAcWIldG
Mrs. f. L. Hudson.
Mrs. Fort, well dressed and young
Mrs. M. G. Ewing.
Miss. Skinner, thin, gray hair in
| knob, plain and severe-Mrs. G. H.
| Ingraham.
Miss Sharp, sharp face, quick mo-
| tions-Mrs. Roscoe Young.
Miss Jellyson, sentimental Mrs.
q = Giffin
Miss Smith, colorless and timid-
Mrs. Chas. Gill.
Cyrus Hackett, sheriff-C. H. In
graham.
w. R. Boorman entertained the
members of the executive COM
mittees of the City Young Peo-
pies Christian Union at the Y.
NJ. G. A. last Thursday evening.
After a delicious repast, Miss Virgie
Pond gave report in which
she was planning for the coming
spring. She is planning on having a
| picnic late in the afternoon on decora-
ton day, after which large campfire
and singing and general good time
| had. The report of The program
committee with Miss Engiin at the
head, was next given and Miss Englin
told of plans for breakfast to be given
| to the members Of the city Union on
Easter Morning after short service.
! Both these events should be very sue
cessful. Miss Pond and Miss Englin,
] ii charge Of the social and program
| committees, will be in position this
/ year to assist the various Chris
tian EndeavorS or Unions in the
| In IF i0I ~ no
| making up of interesting programs.
| Several new committees have been
| appointed. Miss Lampert will be in
charge of a membership committee
during the coming year, this commit
tee is not being formed to look after
the membership of the City Union
but more especially to help the in
dividual church Endeavors, or Unions.
Miss Graves is chairman of a COM
mittee organized especially to study
missions and make suggestions regard
| ing them to the various church
organizations for young people. A
great deal of work is being planned by
the president and his numerous as.
SiStantS.
A delicious supper and interesting
talks were the good things enjoyed
by representatives numbering sixteen
of the iron working and electrical
institutions Of Wausau at the indus.
trial school Thursday evening. The
supper, which was feature of the
evening, was splendidly served by the
members of the cooking department
of the industrial school. A charge oil
twenty-one cents was made per plate
These suppers are given by members
of the industrial school board. Super
intendent S. B. Tobey and Carl G
Kruger gave interesting talks tC
guests on what the various classes are
accomplishing. The guests were alsC
shown around the school to inspect
the work being done by members o.
this school. Few of our citizens real
ize the amount of work the industrial
school students do and for this reason
suppers are being given. 1t is alst
hoped that the school will benefit b.
getting better ideas how to carry OF
this work.
Mrs. e. L. Boehm, one of Wausau'
most pleasing vocalists, gave a recita
in Peabody hall, Appleton, las
Wednesday evening of which tn
Appleton papers speak in GLOWING
terms. The hall was we'll filled will
music-loving audience and the at
tractive program given by Mrs. Boehn
was enthusiastically received.
group of French songs and a groul
of English songs were delightful
rendered and the entire program wa
artistically given. At the close O
the program, Mrs. Boehm was pre-