Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-12-05

enade in which dolly was the prom
inent factor, on Friday evening. Priz-
es were awarded as follows:
First, Old Fashioned Margaret
Martin.
Second, Old Fashioned Girl-Mer-
tine Mckenzie.
Third, Japanese Culinary Vach-
reau.
Fourth, Little Mother-Mary Kav-
anaugh.
Fifth, Indian Girl-Margaret Bells
Sixth, Indian Culinary Conway.
Seventh, Little American - Miss
Ford.
Eighth, Highland Lassie- Kathleen
Kelly.
A program followed the promenade.
Chorus -------------Su Sunday School
Reading Margaret Martin
Irish Lit miss Teresa Nequette
Luby Lao-Misses Ford, R. Cawley,
D. Cawley, M. Cawley, B. Viele.
Reading --------------M Miss Merklein
Highland Fling Kathleen Kelly
Reading Miss jeanette Nequette
Morning, Noon and Night-Misses M.
Nicoud, F. Marks, c. LaMontagne.
Reading -----Miss Margaret Cawley
Reading Miss Katherine Cawley
Ushers: Ally Mitchell Regina Cav
ley, Mildred Conklin, Jeanette Ne
quette, Evelyn Cawley.
The program was arranged by Miss
M. B. Mooney assisted by Mrs. P Cor
man and Miss K. O'Connor.
Dr. and Mrs. w. A. Green and DR..
and Mrs. S. NJ. B. Smith very pleasant
ly entertained a large number of
friends on Friday evening at the Green
home on East Franklin street The
guests were invited for auction and
fifteen tables were in play. A supper
was served later in the evening, af- |
ter which prizes for auction scores
were awarded to Mrs. P. L. Goerling
Mrs. C. B. Bird, J. NJ. Lull and M. G. |
Ewing. SchultZs orchestra rendered
pleasing selections during the supper
hour. Among the guests from out of |
town were Mrs. L. R. Spencer of Mid |
dletown, Ohio; Mrs. H. E. Smith of An
tigo, and Mrs. H. B. Wyeth of Evans |
ton, Ill.
The COncordia choir Of lions Evan
gelical church, numbering about fifty |
eight, enjoyed a delicious 1880 O'Clock /
banquet at the parochial school build
ing last Tuesday evening. The dec
orations were of red and white color |
scheme with potted plants. Following |
the dinner games and music furnished |
Mrs. H. Redlich rem |
dered vocal solos. Other musical Sc ]
lections were given by Esther Wetzel,
Elsie Zuelke, Edna Roehl and Viola J
Bonsa. Prof William Wetzel, direc
tor of the choir, gave talk on music.
On Thanksgiving evening Mr.. and
Mrs. C. C. Yawkey entertained the
members of the Neighborhood Bridge
club and their husbands in honor of
their guest, Mrs. H. B. Wyeth, of
Evanston, Ill. Refreshments were
served at the close of the evening.
Prizes were won by Mrs. j. N. Man
son, Mrs. ]. L. Sturtevant, L. A. Pradt /
and c. B. Bird. A guest prize was
given to Mrs. Wyeth.
Miss Gertrude Heinemann enter
tanned a company of friends on Sat
urday at a pleasant afternoon party.
The entertainment was auction and at
the close of the game a delicious lunch
was served. The favors for scores at
the nine tables were won by Mrs. &.
H. Hooker and Miss Nina Miller. Miss
Heinemann will entertain again at
auction on Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Grace Cliff and Leose LIE
Tendre entertained at party at the
S. M. Quaw home Saturday afternoon.
Cards were played and the prize for
highest score went to Miss Margaret
BarWig. Several of the girls home
from college for the Thanksgiving va
cation were present. Miss Inez Sa-
bean of Hayward was an out of town
guest.
Mrs. Val Ringle was hostess at an
auction party Friday afternoon, hon
oring Mrs. John Curtis of Ingram, and
Miss Emma Mueller of st. Paul.
Three tables were in play and the for
tunate prize winners were Mrs. Roy
Duncan and Mrs Edward Johnson.
Guest prizes were given to Mrs. Cur
tbs and Miss Mueller.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
meet at the parsonage tomorrow af-
ternoon. Mesdames Evans, James,
Crocker and Grout are the entertain
ers. Mrs. G. S. Gilbert is leader of the
Miss Carter will present the
lesson from the study book.
DR.. L. M. Willard entertained sew
oro1 Of XNoucou'c doctors and dentists |
at a dinner at the Wausau club Fri
day evening. DR.. Hitz of Milwaukee,
was an out of town guest. He gave
an interesting talk to the gathering
during the evening.
The Tuesday Musical club enter
tainment scheduled for this afternoon,
has been postponed for about two
weeks, at which time the Choral sOci-
ETY. under the direction of Miss Mary
Harger, will render appropriate
Christmas music.
The meeting of the Missionary So
ciety of the Baptist church, which was
to have been held tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs. G. D. Jones, has been
postponed until Wednesday afternoon,
December 10.
The Young Peoples society of lions
Evangelical church will entertain the |
Young Peoples society of the Nor
wegian church Friday evening of this
week in lions parochial school build
ing