Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-09-07
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.

The Philanthropy and Study de-
partment of the Ladies' Literary club
will resume its meetings and COM
mence the new years work on next
Monday afternoon, September 18th.
The meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Walter Alexander, who will
be assisted by Mrs. f. o. Croker and
Mrs. j. A. Jones. The meeting will
be called at 2:3O O'Clock by Mrs. Alex
ander, who is chairman of the depart
ment. The following program is
scheduled for the afternoon
Roll Call-Vacation Experiences.
Philanthropy Day-Sewing for Fed
Grated Charities.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. HI. d. Anderson.
Mrs. G. S. Curtis will act as leader,
Following the program victrola music
will be enjoyed. The first regular
monthly meeting of the club will be
held at the club house Sept. goth and
the art and literature departments
first meeting will be held the fourth
Monday of the month. The club ad-
journed in May for three months
vacation.
Miss Belle Braun, daughter of Mrs.
Celia Braun of Athens, and George
w. Lippert were united in marriage
Wednesday morning at the Catholic
rectory at Athens. by Rev. Father
Muehlenkamp. Miss Esther Braun,
the brides sister, and Wayne Dem
ming of Marshtield attended the bridal
couple. Mr. and Mrs. Lippert will
make their home in Athens, where
the groom is practising lawyer.
Mrs. w. WaterhouSe and daughter,
Miss Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. John
Chesak and Mrs. Louis Brown of this
city were present at the wedding.
Mrs. Lippert is niece of Mrs. Water
house.
Miss Genevieve Edmonds was
hostess at luncheon on Wednesday,
given in honor of Miss Olga Haney of
KeWaunee who celebrated her birth
day anniversary on that day and who
was a guest at the Edmonds' home.
The guests were served on the pleas
ant east porch, the tables being
prettilv decorated with baskets of
daisies. Covers were placed for ten.
The afternoon was q social one.
A beautiful crystal shower was
given for Miss Florence Klien by Miss
Esther DeutSch at her home, $50
Grand Avenue, Saturday afternoon.
A pink and white color scheme was
artistically carried out in the deco
rations, sweet peas and asters being
used. A delicious dinner was served
at five O'Clock. Miss Klein will soon
be married to James P. North.
The local Order of Catholic Fores-
tiers had picnic Sunday afternoon at
the Shooting park. A base ball game
was played by the Foresters and local
Knights of Columbus, resulting to
in favor of the former. Also foot ra-
ces, obstacle races, ETC., were had.
Coffee and sandwiches and ice cream
and cake were served later.
Mrs. J. Griffith was the hostess at
a pleasant auction party on Saturday,
honoring her sister, Mrs. +. E. Bur
bach of Portage, and Miss Della Prem
tiss of Seattle, Wash. Prizes went to
Mrs. w. III. BisSell and Mrs. e. M.
BiShoff. The guests of honor also re-
ceived guest prizes. Dainty refresh
ments were served following the cards.
Mrs. G. S. Griffith pleasantly enter
tanned friends on Saturday afternoon
for Mrs. VIM. Peters of Trinidad,
Colo. Two tables of auction were oc-
cupied, the favors for scores being
won by Mrs. j. M. Kuebler and Mrs.
w. III. Nablo. Mrs. Peters received a
guest prize. A five o'clock lunch
was served.
Miss Grace and Wells Turner will
entertain at a dancing party at the
Wausau Country club this evening for
Miss Dorothy and George Lord of
Waupaca. Beautiful yellow flowers
and autumn leaves will be carried out
in the decorations. A delicious menu
will be served to the guests.
The Marathon County Rural Letter
Carriers association had a business
meeting, banquet and smoker in