Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-02-01

won By Mrs. r. II. Johnson. Mrs
S. NJ. Dingee and Miss Dingee Of
Wilmette. Ill, were out-of-town
guests.
Last Sunday morning the services
at the First UniYersalist church were
the dedication of Sunday school win
dow. Nearly all the windows of the
church are memorial ones, and the
Sunday school selected one and each
Sunday give their mite towards pay
ing for the same. The children with
their teachers marched from the Sun
day school room to the auditorium OF
the church at 1890 and took seats re
served for them, and the following
program was carried out
Organ-"I ntermezzo" Durham
Professional Christian Sol
der"
Morning Worship, page 20 to middle
of page "a
Responsive reading, 23d Psalm
Anthem-Lights Abode
Scripture lesson-St. Matt. XVIII
Prayer
Solo-"How Lovely Are Thy Dwell
lings' Liddle
Mrs. HeinemanR
Offertory - "Pastoraie" Charminade
Song-No. 7, in Book of Songs and
Service
Original Defamation - Charles Man
son
Original Observation-Disclosures Paff
Dedication of Window by Pastor and
People
Pastor:-To the children and youth
of the church of today and in time
to come, that they may see new
visions of truth and duty, be train
ed in the religion of Christ, and be
led into the service of the Kingdom
of God.
People:-To this we gladly and rev.
erently dedicate this window.
Song-No, SO
Address-Hon. A. L. Kreutzer, Super
intendent of Sunday school
Song-No. 20
Benediction
Professional March
-Guilmant
Arbutus lodge, No 25, Daughters OF
Rebekah, had installation of officers
last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Eliza
Pomeroy and Mrs. Goldie McCrosssen
had charge of the installation, The
following were named since the cleo
ton in December:
Warden-Miss Margaret Kriskey.
Conductor-Mrs. Johanna Kretlow.
Chaplain-Mrs. Eliza Pomeroy.
R. S. of n. G.-Mrs. Hattie Bullion.
L. S. of N. G.-Mrs. Ida Kriskey.
R. S. of V. G.-Mrs. Kathleen Poole.
L. s. of V. G.-Miss Frances Telling.
I. G.-Edward Buchmiller.
o. G-Glen Walker.
A lunch was served following the
business session.
Mrs. A. A. Book and Mrs. F. W. Burt
gave two pleasant auction parties on
Tuesday and Saturday afternoons at
the Book home. Large bouquets OF
red and pink carnations were ar
ranged in the rooms, the combination
of color making a most pleasing dec
Grafton. Nine tables were occupied on
Tuesday and a number of other guests
were present who did not play cards.
The favors were won by Mrs. J. R.
Timlin and Mrs. J. NJ. Kuebler. On
Saturday ten tables were in play, and
the favors for scores were awarded to
Mrs. Albert Schmidt and Mrs. Otto B.
Kaross. A delicious five o'clock sup
per was served on each afternoon.
There was no meeting of the Liter
airy club yesterday. The next meet
ing will be held on the second Monday
of February, the 14th, at which time
the department of Philanthropy and
Study will meet at the home of Mrs,
A. ". Trevitt and the Home and Edu-
cation department will meet with Mrs,
c. B. Bird.
Mrs. J. P. Ford entertained the auc-
ton club on Thursday afternoon at
her home, 634 Harrison boulevard
The high est score was made by Mrs.
". \. Kelly, of Rothschild. The club
has a membership of twelve. Mrs
]. s. Coef is entertaining the club this
afternoon.
The engagement of Frank 4. Nor
ton. son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Norton
of Marvel, Ark, to Miss lila Helton
has been announced. Miss HeltOn is
a southern girl, having lived much OF
her life in Virginia Frank Norton is
well known in Wausal and is a grand