Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-02-15

Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Rosenberg en-
tertained the members of the Neigh
borhood Whist club and their hus-
bands on Saturday evening, it being
the anniversary of the birth of Mr..
Rosenberg, and he was showered
with gifts from a diamond ring as
large as a door-knob, and an entire
outfit of wearing apparel to be worn
in his attendance at supreme court
sessions, down to elaborate cuff but
tons and scarf pins. The 'Scales of
JUSTICE" a creation of DR.. Russell
Lyon, were unique. They were pre-
sented by L. A. Pradt. The opening
of the gifts OccasiOned much merri-
ment. In the game of whist the
ladies played against the gentlemen
and the latter made the highest score,
but it is only just to say that the
gentlemen have been defeated in the
several previous contest games during
the winter. Mr.. Rosenberg received
the hearty congratulations of the club
at his recent appointment as AssOci-
ate Justice of the Supreme Court of
Wisconsin, but deep regret was ex-
pressed at the departure of himself
and family. 1t was an extremely en-
joyable evening.
The Presbyterian Missionary society
was entertained Wednesday after
noon By Mrs. ". w. Gamble, Mrs.
Russell Lyon and Mrs Charles Dodge,
at the home of Mrs. Gamble. The
devotionas were led by Mrs. Randall
Johnson. An interesting missionary
program had been prepared for this
meeting. Mrs. Dodge read a paper
on Cuba and Porto Rico" and told
of the San Juan hospital, which is
Presbyterian; Mrs. Lyon read letters
from Miss J. Kenzie, who is mis-
sionary on the west coast of Africa;
Finding the Truth was the subject
OF an article read by Mrs. Gamble;
Miss Bonita Shatto gave a solo,
accompanied by Miss Irma Gill;
Misses Doris and Margaret Marshall
sang two selections, Somewhere
Voice is Calling" and 1.-THE Cuckoo"
Mrs. C. H. Smith acted as accom-
PIANIST for the last two members.
The meeting was we'll attended, and
three new members were taken into
the society.
Miss Marion Friede, a graduate Of
the Northwestern University Of
Evanston, and Miss Marguerite
Barwig, a graduate of Milwaukee
Downer College of Music, both of this
city, will give dramatic and musical
recital at Mosinee on Friday at the
Library hall. This is a benefit recital
for the library book fund. The fol-
lowing program will be rendered
Grabesque in 6. vi CD. by c. Chamiuade
Marguerite Barwig
The Song and the Man. By johnson McCully
Keeping seat at a Benefit. By May GaOeI Fisk
Marion q. Friede
OF Br'er Rabbit 0rom Fireside Tales, .:.....
Marguerite Barwig
An old Sweetheart Of Mine. zoe. By J. W. Riley
Marion q. FFiede
An informal Prosperity dancing
party will be held at the Wausau
club house on the evening Of Febru-
airy 18th, for club members only. The
price Of admission will be one dollar.
An extra charge will be made for the
luncheon. The ball room will be In
Prosperity decorations and Prosperity
favors will be given away. At mid
night a Prosperity cotilliOn will be
led by Miss Cornelia McCrossen, and
following this Prosperity carnival
| will be held.
The Junior Sunshine club Of the
Presbyterian church had a pretty
valentine party at the church Friday
evening. Valentine decorations were
! used extensively. Games were played
and a good time enjoyed by all
going. Dainty refreshments were
/ served.
A sleighride party consisting Of the
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor 20.
ciety will 60 to NKeIly this evening,
and enjoy a program and Refreshments
at the Kelly chapel with the young
people Of that place.
/ The young people Of st. Johns
church gave dancing party al Guild
hall on Friday evening, which was
enjoyed very much by all in attend
| ance.