Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-11-16

1llO plans IOI IlIc OudIlUy DdlI dIe
rapidly being completed This is the
fifth year the ball has been given and
promises to surpass all previous years.
The pavilion being closed for the
winter, the ball will be given this
year at EIks' hail. and as in previous
years, entertainment for those not
caring to dance will be provided.
The ladies consider themselves fortu-
nate in securing Miss Cornelia Nc
CrOssen of this city and Mr.. r. Asquith
of Minneapolis to present an expoSi-
ton of the latest dancing. At eight
O'Clock the promenade concert will be
rendered, and at $3.50 o'clock the
grand march led by Mrs. John d.
Ross and Mr. f. D. Timlin and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry E. Smith will open
the dancing for the evening. Cones
orchestra will furnish the music.
Preparations for the supper are in
charge Of Colonel Manuel of the
Hotel Bells, and will be served at
Elks' hall. The decorations will be
characteristic of the holiday season.
The Ladies Auxiliary appeal espec-
tally to their friends and the friends
Of the sick poor for their hearty sup
port of this ball, in order that Suf1i-
Gent funds may be raised to care for
the demand that they know will be
made on the free bed during the COM
ing season. They have no other
source of revenue and with the APP
prOach of the winter season and the
increased activities in social service,
the calls that will be made upon
them will naturally be heavier than
they have been in the past.
The Art and Literature depart
ment Of the Ladies' Literary club
will hold its November meeting on
next Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. A. Babcock, 9ll Fulton
street. The ladies who will assist
Mrs. Babcock in entertaining include
Mrs. G. II. Ingraham, Mrs. G. S.
Gif1in, Mrs. b. A. Benson and Mrs
Chas. Gill The meeting will COM
mence at 2:3O o'clock and full at
tendance is desired. The following
is the program scheduled
South America THE Continent of
Opportunity five minute paper Mrs.
NJ T. Reeves
The Worlds Coffee Cup and How
It's Filled-Mrs. Chas. Dodge.
Rubber From the Tree to the Over
shOe-Mrs. G. E. Gill.
A Letter Home, describing a day In
Rio-Miss Susan Underwood.
Next Thursday afternoon the Boys
division of the Y. NJ. G. A. will give
a Mothers tea at half past two
o'clock. The following are members
Of the reception committee: Mrs. S.
B. Tobey, Mrs. f. O. Croker, Mrs.
Richard Evans, Mrs. f. G. Grauer,
Mrs. w. r Johnson, Mrs. j. n. Man
son, Mrs. G. +. Ogden, Mrs Emile
Roy, Mrs r. II. Starkey and Mrs
A. L. Wilterding. Mrs. George O.
Meyer and Mrs. +. p Stone will pour
tea. The program for the afternoon
is given in the Y. NJ. c. A. notes.
In our last issue the name of
Miss Rose Mendelssohn, Past Worthy
Matron and Past Grand officer
of the state of New York,
was omitted in the item about the
meeting Of the Marathon Chapter,
No. 1913, o. Z. s., when the Past
Matron's night was observed Miss
Mendelssohn gave very good address
on What 1t Means to be Past
Matron." A number of other good
addresses were also given.
Miss Ella Dobrinz ENTERTAINERS few
of her friends Friday evening, in
honor of her birthday anniversary.
Games and music were the pastime
Of the evening A lunch was served
at midnight, and all those present
enjoyed a pleasant evening. She was
the recipient Of many nice gifts in
remembrance Of the occasion.
Miss Phoebe Jones and Miss Olive
Wells will entertain the teachers and
officers Of the Baptist Sunday school
at dinner in the church dining room
Thursday evening. Following the
dinner reports will be given by the
delegates on the state Sunday school
convention held In Green Bay the
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