Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-02-22

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training, and Miss Zellhoefer and her
assistants are TO be congratulated up
on the success of the entertainment.
About seVenty-five people were pres
ent.
During a short business meeting be-
fore the program, the president an
nounced the names of two new mem
bers: Mrs S. j. Pentler and Mrs.
Walter German; also that Mrs. Orlaf
Anderson had Withdrawn from the
club. The secretary read a card OF
thanks from Mrs. G. S. Curtis and
sons, for sympathy offered them from
the club in their recent bereavement.
A straw ballot was cast for officers
for the ensuing year.
Last Saturday evening members OF
Junior class, the High school faculty
and parents of some OF the Juniors
had very enjoyable party in the
High school gymnasium. The class
cOlOrS. blue and white, were used IN
the decorations An entertaining
program was given, followed by dane
ing A lunch was served. Following
is the clever invitation which was
sent out for this affair:
20 Say! Throw those blues
Away! What's the use
OF studying. scratching and examining:
The Merry Juniors
In Socety'S course
A party for all are planning.
Next Saturday at eight,
Come. eve know you can't waltz
But come one and all come a-jamming!
Wausau Council, No. 2l7, United
Commercial Travellers, initiated Wal
ter j. c. NJ ueler, Walter A. II. Muel-
Ter, Carl Pleier, Erick Hoppe and
Frank Nader. the latter of Gresham,
into that organization Saturday even
ing at Elks' hall. A banquet was
served at the Cafeteria. George T.
Never acted as POSTMASTER during
the evening, and many interesting re-
sponSes we're given A quartet, con-
sisting of Adelbert Curtis, Nathan
Curtis, George Ammo and Emil VIII,
furnished music. Twelve members OF
the Marshtield organization were pres
ent. Next Saturday the Wausau
Commercial, Travellers will attend a
banquet and initiatory meeting at
Marshtield given by the Marshtield
council.
A surprise birthday party was given
for Mrs William .Whippler at her
home, SIP WauSau avenue, Saturday,
by a large number of her friends.
Games and music furnished enter
tainment during the evening. First
prizes were given to Mrs. Louis Pre-
CONT, Mrs. VIM. Brown, Frank jan
draw and Fred Brown, and second
prizes went to Mrs. Andie Smith,
Mrs. Fred Brown, William Whippler
and Louis PregOnt. Refreshments
were served and very pleasant even
ing enjoyed by the company of friends.
A delightful evening at auction was
given by Miss Eva Bernier last Thurs
day evening, honoring Miss Eleanor
Deutsch. The Bernier home was
prettily decorated for the occasion, in
pink and white carnations and pink
hearts, the color scheme being pink
and white. Mrs H. L. Vachreau and
Mrs Maurice Olson were the fOrtu-
nate prize winners. Miss Deutsch
was presented with a guest prize.
Miss Eleanor Gouger, of Grand Rap
ids, was an out-of-town guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Evans enter
tanned at dinner and auction last even
ing. The tables were prettily ar
ranged with baskets of flowers and
tiny red, white and blue hatchets,
in keeping with Washington's birth
day, marked the places for sixteen
guests. Prizes for scores at the four
tables of auction were won by Miss
Dingee, of Wilmette, H., and DR.. l..
E. Spencer. The evening was most
pleasant and informal.
A company of gentlemen friends of
J. NJ. Pfffner, whose marriage to Miss
Mary Sturtevant Will take place at
Wausau on Friday, February 18th,
will be guests at a seven o'clock din
ner TO be given by the parents OF the
groom-tO-be, Mr.. and Mrs. h. j..
Phffner, at their home on Strongs
avenue, next Monday evening. About
thirty-tve invitations have been is
sued.-Stevens Point Gazette.
A card party was given at the K.
c. hall last evening by members of
the Catholic Order of Foresters, thirty
tables being occupied. Refreshments
were served at the close of the game.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. L..
Preqent, Mrs. J MohelnitZke, E. Fox,
]. p. Ford. r. BesJe and Eugene
McMaster. IL was "a very enjoyable
occasion.
Next Monday evening an informal
Prosperity ball will be given at the
Wausau club house for the club men,
bers only. The decorations and fayors
will suggest Prosperity. A Prosperity
cotillion led by Miss Cornelia McCros-
sen, follow ed 10y Prosperity carnival
will be features of the evening.
Complimentary to Miss Eleanor
Deutsch, Mrs. Z. p. German and Miss
Katherine Alexander entertained az a
delightful auction party last Tuesday
evening. Miss Margaret Barwig and
Miss Eva BeTnier were awarded prizes.
Miss Deutsch received a pretty guest
prize.
Mrs. Bertha Salzmann entertained
I the Gard club FRIDAY afternoon. The
1 fortunate prize winners were Mrs
/ L.Ouis Leak, Mrs. Gustav Mueller anC
/ Mrs. Albert Schmidt. Following the
cards lunch was served.
A mems supper, given by the mel
for tile men Of the congregation o
/ the First UniyersaliSt church, will b
/ held in Cyrus Ya~key hall at 6:5
this evening.
1 A Prosperity dance will be given b,
. the Kenfor club AT Elks' hall mex
Tuesday evening Prosperity day.