Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-25
SOMETHING DOINGEVERY MINUTE
The Members of the Wisconsin Pharnlaceu.
tiCal Associations Know How To
Have a Good Time
The Annual Conventions An InlGense Success LARGE
Attendance Fine Weather and Jolly Crowd

,+no time in the history of Wausau
..s tbara ever been held within its
t.-,its . convention so universally sue
aassful In every way as that of the
TTscorsin State Pharmaceutical as
,a;sticp from Tie 18th to the 21st of
T,Iv Ir brought to our city several
SI1drpd druggists and their wives
s.om all ever the state. 1t would be
aonearyative to place the number of
ont-of-towL people here to attend the
yarious doings, at 500. All refined
ladies' and gentlemen, bent on having
. GOOD time and who knew how to gJ
ab0ut if to get results.
From Tuesday until Friday there
was something going on all the time.
There we're business meetings of the
sssociation. and the social dOings were
sandwichpd in between sessions, such
q. automobile rides for the ladies
costume parties; dancing parties, con-
carts and finally ending the social
activities. with a carnival on Thursday
evening which exceeded, in it's success,
the expectations of the most sanguine.
0np thing that favored the druggists
was the almost perfect weather from
start to finish. While it was warm,
there was d breeze nearly all the time,
which took away that tired all-gone
feeling. Besides, the nights were cool
and in every way delightful. The
druggists and their ladies say that
they enjoyed Wausau, in fact, they
never received a more hearty welcome,
nor had a better time at any annual
gathering.
The committee in charge, which in
cuded the druggists of Wausau, are
to be congratulated on the great sue
cess of their efforts. They were Sena-
Tor W. W. Albers, d. F. Ploss, F.
Wiachmann, Bert Schwanberg, Geo.
Pradel, F. Schmidt, VIM. Taege and
Karl PagenkOpf, whose pictures head
this article.
Mrs. D. F. Ploss of Wausau, was
chairman OF the arrangement COM
mittee of the Wis. Pharmaceutical as
sOciatiOn and she was a host in her
SELF
The officers of the w. P. A., active in
the event were:
Presideut-B. ]. Kremer, Fond du
Lac
Treas. G. ]. Mack, Milwaukee.
See G. Rauber, Milwaukee.
Officers Of the Wis. Phar. Travellers
Assn:
President S. Blaudau, Wauwatosa.
Seer. p. lillian, Milwaukee.
Officers of the Wis. Phar.' Ladies'
Assn.
President-Mrs. G. H. Kersten, Mil
Taukee
Vice Pres.-NIrs. A. Phiel, Fond du
Lac
Sec.-Mrs H. Lambeck, Milwaukee.
Treas.-Alrs. c. E. Wilson, Wau-
TatOSa
Meeting in the city at the same time
we're the Wisconsin Pharmaceutical
Travellers and the Wisconsin Pharma-
ceatlcal Ladies associations.
The following men of prominence
we're on the program to deliver ad-
dresses during the convention: Gov
L. L. Philipp, Dean H. l.. Russell of
ue University of Wisconsin; Judge
a. II. Reid of Wausau, circuit judge of
le 10th district; Hon G. ]. Weigle,
Dalry and Food commissioner; DR..
ElWard kremer of the University of
Wisconsin, College of Pharmacy; T.
h Potts, n A. r. D. Gov. Philip
vas unable to be present.
All business meetings were held at
'he court house.
mere We're concerts at the court
lOuSe every forenoon and evening
quflg the convention by a Wausau
'ald Of thirty pieces.
Ihe ladies', headquarters were at the
"auSau Club House.
The general w. P. A. Headquarters
'gre at the Hotel Bells.
Ine business sessions of the var
"1S societies commenced on Tuesday
IV.VV o'clock a. m, consisting of
'UuIeSSeS by the various presidents,
''1ulhg Of reports and discussions.
III .he afternoon, at a joint meet
rs oI The assertions, Mayor H. L.
@%Quardt made an address of well
"Ie To the druggists, which was re-
%ODued to by S. A. Eckstein of Mil
-1Aee' and the president, B. ].
-5WeF or Fond du Lac. The latter
i WA occasion to speak very highly
sr We stephens price maintenance
4 '- m now before congress and the
...A oi Tue State Dairy and Food
.1e ladies' after $50 o'clock. were
sven an automobile ride about the
n.y. The autos drove up to the west
4 VI 'ue county square where they
NJ. Uad0d under the supervision of
u I,5 loss and her assistants. who
Ute so'ertainment of the ladies
es. ~v evening the druggists and
b.. ladies' took street cars, which
r5 awaiting them at 1880 o'clock
sb.- went io ROthSChild pavilion,
rr-. musical entertainment was
H., y! local vOcalistS, in which Miss
n, mar Mrs. Walter Gogg and
Rap, 81. .. be sang numbers which
,,5 :. received with much pleasure,
ss,-s Was necessary for them to re-
m ~ 10 e- -eS Miss Marion Friede
~ u Ill Se1or. who were on the
.e''. s.1 "e7e unable to be present
T-(~o11t u- Illness.
IN was l5llowed by ladies' cos
ssry U@-.i-s party, and there were
L. -.'t costumes, which made
.sr w.. Wy attractive. Many of
,,sss-..' .'i-'t' and their ladies were
u ~, o..,.l-.1 ana dancing was kept up until
ssrrss 'o>A Light refreshments were
e,oeS .-.- the evening. The large
W. TanSferred to the city
Is M 't'5 and at the Hotel BELLS,
5s.. hight the dining room
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