Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-01-04
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.

noon at the Wausau Club house, be
ginning at Ais o'clock. The attrac-
tive program which follows is recital
given by Miss Mary Harger vocal
| ist, assisted by Lawrence Bernhardt.
| pianist:
''Zueignung'' ................S Strauss
'Schlagende Herzen" ..... Strauss
"Im HerbSt" ... Franz
"Auftrage" Schumann
Miss Harger
observation-disclosures OPP 26' Schumann
Allegro
" Intermezzo.
Mr.. Bernhardt.
"Mandellne" -. BebuSSy
''I'ai pleure an Reve" Hue
"L' Eventaif'. ...............M assenet
Les Files DIES Cadixi ...'.+. Deiibes
Miss Harger
"Etude .Op 10, No. ", Black Key
The Them Maiden's WISH. .Chopin-L mist
Mr.. Bernhardt
''The Bird of the Wilderness. $3.50.
can Old Sacred Lullaby. Garner
'"The Lass with the Delicate Air.
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Longing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aEOrge
ITO Messenger. ...........L aForge
Miss Harger
The annual party given at the
Wausau Club on Wednesday evening
was one Of the pleasant social events
of the holiday season. The Club
house throughout was dressed in holi-
day attire with Christmas greens,
holly wreaths and poinsettiaS. In the
ball room the decorations were furth-
Ell enhanced by number of pretty
Christmas trees brightly illuminated |
with tiny electric lights. An inform
al reception was held from half past |
eight to nine-thirty, after which |
dancing was enjoyed until one o'clock. |
Forty couples were in attendance. |
Out of town guests were Miss Eliza |
beth Robinson of Kenosha, Miss
Vivian Irwin of Boise, Idaho, w. H. |
Haggart of Fargo, n. d, George |
Lord of Waupaca, Harry Guthrie of |
Oklahoma, Ernest Dawley of Madi- |
son and George Appleyard of Ashland. |
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The Wausau lodge of the Fraternal |
Reserve association held it's regular |
meeting last Tueseay evening at |
which time several candidates were |
initiated. Addresses were given by |
E. R. Hicks of Oshkosh, supreme |
president and A. j. Caldwell of |
Oconto, district manager. A. B. |
VANITY, VIM. Nachtigal and BraytOn |
Smith of Wausau also gave talks. |
Mr.. VANITY holds the office of district |
deputy. The lodge now numbers $50 |
members and at the meeting a cam
paign for new members was started |
which will end July 1st. The ladies |
will enter the contest, trying to gain |
more members than the gentlemen |
do and the side which is outnumbered |
will give the winners a banquet |
shortly after the contest closes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. YaWkey enter
tanned the members of the Neighbour
hood Bridge club and their husbands |
on Friday evening at auction, The |
rooms were prettily dressed in holiday |
attire. The guests discovered their
partners by untangling a mass of red
and white cord which was strung all
through the house and the work of
untangling caused much amusement
A delicious supper was served in the
dining room at 1l:45 and it was here
that the new year was ushered in and
New Years greetings proclaimed. 1t
was most enjoyable evening. The
H. Reid, Mrs. NJ. B. Rosenberg, L.
A. Pradt and G. D. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs B. r. Lewis of Rhine
lander, have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter, Helen, to
Mr.. Harold Crosby of that city. Miss
Lewis is granddaughter of the late
S. H. Alban, who for many years was
a resident of this city. She has often
visited in Wausau and has many
friends here. Mr.. Crosby, who is the
son Of @. ?. Crosby of Rhinelander,
lived in Wausau for several years dur
ing his younger days, his father being
engaged in the lumber business here.
He left here with his parents about
fourteen years ago and is at present
associated with his father in the
same business in Rhinelander. 1t is
expected the wedding will take place
in June.
The Ladies Literary Club which
duJOulhCu uIlIOuSl CIlC lDOuUll Vi |
December will resume it's meetings
next week The Home and Educa-
tiOn department will meet next Mon
home of Mrs. G. d. Jones, on East
hill. Mrs. c. S. Gilbert and Mrs. M.
W. Sweet will assist the hostess. The
program will be German Folk Tales
and papers will be given on this sub
ject by Mesdames W. B. and G. B.
Heinemann. A good attendance is
wished for.
Rev. and Mrs. d. Jenkins Williams
entertained about forty of the young
people of the First Presbyterian
church on last Tuesday evening at
the manse. The young gentlemen
and ladies enjoyed social evening in
playing games, after which a lunch
was served. 1t was an enjoyable
evening for all who attended
St. James hall was the scene of a
card party Wednesday afternoon,
given by Mrs. &. L. StapeltOn and
Mrs. j. J. Heinzen, the purpose of
which was for the benefit of St.
Monica's society. Eleven tables were
in play. Mrs. William Gallon and
Mrs. Arson Young secured the favors.
The marriage of Miss Mary Gralow
to Mr. August Wendorf took place at
the home of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gralow, 705
Wausau Ave, Wednesday, at p. m.
Rev. G. SchrOedel Officiated They
will reside in Wausau.
John n. Manson entertained about
thirty of his gentlemen friends at an
oyster supper at his home on East
hill last Tuesday evening. Bridge
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