Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-04-11
SOCIETY NOTES

A NUMBER OF QeUSnLIuI a1dlrS nave
been given for Miss Helen Vehlow
recently. A china shower was given
Behnke, at the home of the former,
a china shower by Mrs. William Archi-
bald, and a kitchen shower by Miss
Marie Ebert. Last Wednesday eve
ming Mrs Frank Bismark was hostess
at a shower for Miss Vehlow. The
Bismark home was prettily decorated
with cupids and red and white stream
ers. The honored guest received cut
glass. During the evening cinch was
played and honors went to Miss Ma
thilda Behnke, Miss Esther Rengsdorf, |
Paul Schoenfeld and Edwin Vehlow.
Mrs. Bismark served dainty lunch.
The WOnen's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church held a
meeting in the parlors of the church
Wednesday afternoon. The devotionals
were lead by Mrs. F. H. Barden, who
also told OF jubilee luncheon she
recently attended at the Hotel Wis
consin, in Milwaukee. Mrs. J. A. Jones
acted as leader of the missionary meet
ing. and the subject, CHINA Nation
at School," was taken up. Mesdames
Crawford, Kuhlmann, Johnson, Gill
bert, Bailey and Holman assisted the
leader in talking on the above subject.
Rev. Richard Evans spoke OH China's
political conditions and closed the
meeting with solo. Mrs. C. P. James,
Mrs. Robert Kuhlmann, Mrs. B. F.
Quade, Mrs. George Stephenson and
Miss Carter served a lunch.
Last Wednesday morning Miss
Elizabeth Weyneth of the town of
Flieth and August Schuette of Mani
towoc were united in marriage by
Rev. j. L. Menzner at the German
Methodist parsonage. Miss Erna Zim-
mermann of the town of Easton, and
Ernest Weyneth, brother of the bride,
of the town of Flieth, attended the
couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Schuette de-
parted for a wedding trip to Manito-
voc. They will reside in the town of
Flieth, where the groom is manager
of a cheese factory.
At a meeting of the X. X. K. club
at the home of William Andrews We'd
nesday evening Louis Leak, Jr., was
reelected president, Charles Turner,
Jr, reelected vice president and
Emery Skinner, Jr., was elected sec
retary and treasurer. George Turner
was chosen captain of the clubs in
door baseball team and Louis Leak,
Jr., was elected captain of the swim
ming team. Refreshments were
served to the club members.
The Presbyterian Mems Organized
Bible class held very pleasant meet
ing at the home of C. F. Bismark last
Tuesday evening. Songs were enjoyed,
with c. F. Woodward as pianist. Rev.
D. Jenkins Williams rendered solo.
In the guessing contest Rev. d. S.
West, L. n. Larson, Randall Johnson,
Edward Buchmiller and P. J. Hopp
won honors. Mrs. Bismark was as
sisted by Mrs. Frank Bismark and
Mrs. ]. Nutter in serving a delicious
luncheon.
The Baptist Study class had sup
per in the church dining room We'd
nesday evening, served by the Hee-
lahdee campfire group. Following the
supper an interesting discussion on
THE Changing Economic Conditions
in the Middle East of the United
States" was led by C. F. Ogden. Other
members of the Study class took part
| in the discussion.
The Missionary society of the Bap-
tist church held its meeting in the
church parlors Wednesday afternoon.
Reports were given on the past years
work, and Mrs. G. d. Jones, president
of the society, talked on the society's
plans for this year.
The Young Ladies' sodality of st.
James church held a meeting Wednes-
day evening and decided to give a
leap year dancing party at st. James
hall the first part of May.
An informal dance was given at the
Wausau club, Friday evening. and ii
was enjoyed by q goodly number Of
the younger members Of the club.
The Home department of the Metho-
dist church had social and parcel
post sale at the church this afternoon.
a spring sale and supper viii be
given by St. Monica's guild at st.