Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-07-13
SOCIETY ITEMS

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On Saturday last the pupils of Mrs
Clinton Smith gave a musicale at the
Wausau club house which proved a
most delightful afternoon to all pres
ent. Each number was very COM
mendable At the conclusion of the
program. ice cream and cake were
served. There were thirty-fve pres
ent. The following was the program:
Duet-Theme and Variation. ..............
N:,v zonda. NJ: Hunter HINTS Rondean
Mountain Pink Observation-Disclosures.
Sedate Amunson.
A Peasants Dance. ..........................
Marion Heinemann
In the Hammock Study. Observation-Disclosures.
Laura Smith.
Alice Rudbery.' : 80 wv"
The Joyous Tanner
Betty Gamble.
Margaret Stone. ''''
A Rose Rhyme .................
Miss Haider.
Miss McPeck. " . $3.50
The Camp of GypSies Observation-Disclosures.
Marion Peiffer.
Dorothy Green.
La File du Regiment. Observation-Disclosures.
Alice Lyon.
Louise Rosenberg.
NO. 39. Presto. Experimentation.
Gretchen Paff.
4Cn BarcaroIle
Winifred DeVoe.
Mrs. w. L. Edmonds, Mrs. A. V.
Gearhart, Mrs. A. A. Book and Mrs.
Fred Burt mOtored to BrokaW on
Thursday morning, where they en-
joyed pleasant outing during the
forenoon, taking their dinner at the
mill boarding house. In the after
noon they were the guests of Mrs.
James Farrell of BrOkaw. The after
noon was spent on the pleasant porch
of the Farrell home in playing cards
and visiting, and at five o'clock the
hostess served delicious lunch. The
party returned home in the evening
The members of the Monday Eve
ming Study club will hold their annual
picnic tomorrow afternoon at the
ROthschild pavilion If the day is
pleasant the club will enjoy an outing
on the island. Should the weather
be unpleasant the picnic will be held
in the pavilion. Miss Ethel Roberts
of Wellesley, Mass, who formerly re-
sided in Wausan and was a member
Of the club, will be the honored guest.
Miss Roberts is now an honorary
member of the club.
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Garden club at luncheon at one o'clock
today. The program for the after
noon included two interesting papers,
one on "Roses" by Mrs. M. G. Ewing,
and the subject of the other was
'Peonies," given by Mrs. H. c. Evans.
Later in the afternoon the members
visited the rose garden Of B. f. Will
son on East hill.
The Sunday school of the Under
wood Memorial chapel held it's annual
picnic at the fair grounds on Thurs
day afternoon. The weather was
ideal for such an event and all en-
jOyed the occasion. In the afternoon
games and races was the program and
later an interesting game of ball was
played. About two hundred were
served at picnic dinner.
St. Johns parish will hold it's an
nual basket picnic at the fair grounds
next Friday, July 10th. 1t is re-
quested. that picnicers bring plates,
cups, knives, forks and spoons. All
will meet at the church at $50
O'Clock, where there will be convey
ances. Dinner at II O'Clock. Coffee
and lemonade furnished at the
grounds.
Mrs. Fred Burt entertained a num-
Der of friends informally on Wednes-
day afternoon at her home on east
hill. Auction was played and at six
O'Clock delicious supper was served.
Mrs A. A Book received the prize
for highest score.
B. f. Laabs celebrated his fortieth
birthday on Wednesday, and was
assisted by number of his friends
who called to offer congratulations
and best wishes.
Company G, W. N. g., gave a very
pleasant farewell party on Friday
evening at the Armory. The boys
were to leave the next day for Camp
Douglas.
Mrs. f. P. Stone entertained at a
delightful luncheon for Mrs. w. o.
Carrier of Waukesha at the Wausau
Country club Thursday.
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The annual picnic of the Sunday
School of the M. E. church is being
held at the fair grounds today.
HOWARD ESTABROOK