Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-09-05
SOCIETY ITEMS

| ing the marriage of Miss Hazel Curtis,
| the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cur,
tbs, 30S Warren street, and DR.. Ray
| NJ Frawley occurred at st. James
| church. The church was pretty in
decorations of pink and white phloX,
hydrangeas and palms. Rev. ]. j..
Brennan assisted by Rev. j. Crielears
of De Pere, and Rev. T. Wojak, per-
formed. the ceremony Miss Kathlyn
Van Hecke of Merrill, and Dell Curtis
sang during the wedding ceremony.
The bridal party included Miss Helen
Curtis, maid of honor; Miss Genevieve
Frawley of Appleton, bridesmaid; DR..
w. ]. Frawley of Appleton, and Nat j.
Curtis. The ushers were Roman
Deutsch, w. J. Schlaefer, j. P. Riley,
P. T. Stone and Alex Mcconnell. A
wedding breakfast was served at the
Curtis home after the ceremony. The
home was decorated in a color
scheme of pink and white.
The Ladies' Literary club will re-
sumo its meetings this month after
the usual three months vacation. The
first meeting will be held by the Study
and Philanthropy department on next
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
S. M. Quaw, on Grant street. The
hostess will be assisted by Mesdames
Walter Alexander, j. d. Coleman, FL
| Mrs. Alexander will be leader. Roll
call will be responded to by current
events. There will be short bust
ness meeting after which the members
of the department will devote the af
ternoon to sewing for charity. 1t is
an annual custom of this department
to sew for charity on the first meet
ing of the year and a large attend
| ance is desired so that goodly
amount of work may be accomplished.
The members of the Heelahdee
Campfire were entertained by Miss
Lenora Martin Wednesday. Following
| a picnic supper was enjoyed on the
lawn. Miss Martin also had slum-
Der party for the girls, and they re-
manned over night, sleeping on hay
beds in the barn at the Martin home.
On Thursday morning breakfast was
served to the guests.
The Sunday school children of St.
Paul's church enjoyed their annual
| picnic at the fair grounds Sunday af-
| ternoon. Games and sports of all
| kinds furnished entertainment and a
| large number from that church were
| in attendance. The picnic had been
| set for an earlier date, but was post
| poned on account of infantile paraly-
| sis.
Miss Meta X. Christian, daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christian, 712
| Forest street, and w. A. Napier of
| Detroit, Mich, were united in marriage
| Saturday afternoon at the Hotel La
| Sale in Chicago. Rev. Frederick
Werhahn, pastor of Trinity Lutheran
church of Chicago, and formerly of
Wausau, officiated. The bride was
| employed at the Rohde book store
here at one time.
Miss Gladys Tobey of Even, Mich
was the honored guest at a delight
| full progressive dinner and theatre
party Thursday evening. The follow
ing young ladies were hostesses: Miss
es Rose German, Irene Kilbride, Meta
| Munger, Mona Becker, Esther Oss
valid, Katherine Geier, Lily Larson,
Florence Weik and Mildred Hayden.
| Oscar Eggebrecht entertained the
members of the Waupautau club at a
| stag party at their lodge on Wednes-
| day evening The members had de-
| lightful time. Mr.. Eggebrecht, who
| is employed by the Central Wiscon-
| sin Traffic bureau, has been spending
| his vacation at Waupautau lodge. So
| Mrs. j. E. McKahan and Mrs. H. j.
| Mckay entertained at a bridge lunch
con at the home of the former on last
| Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Effie Nick
| erson and Miss Matte Anderson of
| Menomonie, Wis. Mrs. Bert Schwan-
berg and Mrs. S. M. Quaw won favors
in bridge.
| Mrs. A Roth entertained friends at
| five hundred on Wednesday evening.
Mrs Joe Weisberg and Miss Thea
KatZ received high favors and Miss
Paula Kalisky got the BOBBY prize.
A lunch was served after the card
playing.
A surprise was given Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Lemke, living at 71S Kickbusch
street, Thursday evening, in honor OF
their crystal wedding anniversary
Following the cards, games and music,
a supper prepared by the guests, was
served