Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-05-30
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.


large gathering of members of |
the First Methodist church enjoyed |
a delicious chicken pie supper served |
in cafeteria style, in the church dining |
room last Tuesday evening. During
the supper the Sunday school orches-
era furnished music. Mrs. F. H. Bar
den, Miss Minnie Sustins, Mrs. S. H. |
Meadows and Mrs. H. T. Schlegel gave
quartet numbers, and w. X. Mitchell |
and Miss Minnie Sustins rendered |
solos. After the program reports /
from the church and organizations |
connected with it, were heard, and |
all reports showed that much good |
work had been accomplished in the |
departments.
Mrs. ]. P. Briggs entertained |
eighteen young ladies on Saturday at |
ternoon at Rothschild pavilion. The |
guests included a number of the city |
teachers and other friends. The af- |
ternoon was most pleasant. The |
guests were entertained for a time |
with cards and other games, and later
a social time in the open was pleas |
ing feature. At six o'clock an ex-
cellent picnic supper was served by |
the hostess after which a number of |
the company remained to watch a |
most gorgeous sunset. Mrs. Helen |
Bick Daniels assisted Mrs. Briggs in |
chaperoning the party.
Miss Bernice Towle will entertain |
at a house party on the Towle farm at |
Birnamwood, commencing next Sat |
urday. The following will include the |
party: Misses Gladys Schilling, Flor |
ence Wilson, and Irene Lee, and My
ron Duncan, Jack Washburn, Lester /
Komers and Wilbur Johnson. Miss |
0. G. Schilling will act as chaperones.
The adult members of the Pres |
byterian Sunday school were enter |
tanned at the Training school building |
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Randall |
Johnson. This meeting was held in |
place of the regular bi-weekly social |
evening of the Mems Organized class. |
During the evening lantern slides of |
the Passion Play were shown, after |
which a social time was enjoyed.
Mrs. Edward Langenhahn was hap |
PLY surprised at her home, 528 Sey- |
mour street, Thursday evening The |
company of friends played cinch, and |
Mrs. Herman Ruder, Mrs. Edward |
Langenhahn, Mrs. William Zielsdorf, |
Andrew Miller, Herman Streck and |
John Ruder were the fortunate win |
ners. Following the cards refresh |
ments were served.
The students and alumni of the Mar |
athon County School of Agri- |
culture and Domestic Economy en-
joyed an outing at Rothschild Satur |
day. They went down to the park in |
a special car. During the afternoon
games and other out-of-door amuse- |
ments, such as ball games, rowing, |
etc. were enjoyed, and a picnic lunch |
was served.
The Wausau Liederkranz gave a
cinch party at Gensmann's hall Thurs
day evening Mrs. Helen Engfer, Mrs.
Robert Leistikow, Mrs. Kate Mcneil,
E. E. Schulze, Franz Ritter and F.
M. Deutsch won prizes. A few played
rummy. During the evening music
and dancing were also enjoyed.
A dancing party was given at Cyrus
Yawkey hall Friday evening by Misses
Adelaide DeVoe, Leonora Schultz,
Katherine German and Mildred Hud
son. The party was chaperOned by
Miss Lillian German and Walter
Grundy. Punch was served during
the dancing, and later in the evening
a lunch was enjoyed.
Miss Stella Hughes, a bride-tO-be,
and a teacher in the Franklin school,
was given a surprise miscellaneous
shower Friday evening. Misses Mae
Schumacher, Antoinette Schneider and
Marie McCarty gave the pleasant af-
fair. The honored guest received
many pretty gifts for her new home.
At the card party given by Arbutus
lodge, No. Is, Daughters of Rebekah,
Wednesday evening at the 1. o. o. F.
hail. Mrs Ed. Poole, Mrs. Emile Roy,
DR.. Roy and Gustave Mueller won
prizes in cinch. Miss Elvira Telling
and Edward Buchmiller received rum
my prizes.
The ladies of the Universalist
church had a very successful sale of
| commencement gifts last Tuesday at
Cyrus Yawkey hall, and served a de-
licious supper in the evening to a
large number of people. The table
decorations were apple blossoms.
The Heelahdee campfire girls, in
costume, gave an afternoon tea on
the Y. NJ. c. A. campus today. The
proceeds of this affair will be used
for a camping trip, which the girls
are planning to take on Big Rib
| river.
Miss Florence Wheeler of this city,
who is attending Beloit college, is
now q member of the Theta Pi Gamma