Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-02-01

Last Tuesday evening the four adult
Bible classes of the Presbyterian
| church had pleasant meeting at the
| church. A supper was served follow
ing which Brayton E. Smith was
postmaster. Two solos, IAN Arcadian
Lullaby and "a Red, Red Rose" were
given. S. E. Hutchins, represented the
Mems Bible class and gave a talk on
THE Teacher and Pupil" and paid a
high tribute to James Montgomery.
Miss Underwood represented the
Young ladies class and spoke on "The
Class" Mrs. Randall Johnson, a
member of the Women's Bible class,
gave an original poem on THE
Church" John Landon, member of
the Young Mems Bible class gave a
talk on THE Community" The four
classes met separately at the close of
the program for business meetings.
The Mems class elected the following
officers:
Teacher-James Montgomery.
Assistant teacher-P. ]. Hopp.
President. n. Larson.
Vice-President-W A. Edwards.
Secretary-F. w. Young.
Treasurer-Chas, Bismarck,
The Mems class presented Mr..
Montgomery with boquet of red and
white carnations,
The following officers were elected
by the Women's Bible class
Teacher and -Brayton
E. Smith.
President-Mrs. Randall Johnson.
Vice-President-Mrs. Mulligan.
Treasurer-Mrs. ]. A. Underwood.
The Tuesday Musical club is hold
ing its February recital this afternoon
at the Wausau club, beginning at AIS
o'clock. The program is in charge of
Mrs. Walter Gogg and Mrs. G. B.
Heinemann, and is given by Miss
Pomona Pfiffner of Stevens Point,
Mrs. G. B. Heinemann, Mrs. Perry
Wilson and Olof Valley. The pro-
gram:
Aria. ''Sarastro, from The Magic Flute
within This Sacred Dwelling. ...... Mozart
Olof Valley
"Maedchen-Lied" ............. Meyer Helmund
Die Drossel singt in dem Apfelbaum" -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, pics
Romona Pftfner '''' ''' '-''~-
:. a La bein Aimee" Love Waltz ...... schuett
= -''' - - Mrs. Wilson '''
Love in May Parker
81 Je Pouvais Mourier" ,.....,.....B ar6irolli
Mrs Heinemann
IInvIctuS -. ................. Hqhn
Had Ia, Horse Tors K&S9r6ay
4 N94u'e" 0ioi Valley 'iu"eS n0Hief
''Andanta Maito'
Allegro Moderate"
Mrs. Wilson
Daisies Observation-Disclosures. SCHNEIDER
I Feel the Daisies Growing over Me-" last
words Of John Keats.
Since We Parted" ......................A ilisten
Pomona Pfffner
The program was arranged by Mrs. Walter
Gogg and Mrs. q. B. Heinemann.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. RoWley entertain
ed about thirty-five friends on Thurs
day at their home on East hill, the oc-
casion being their twentieth wedding
anniversary. The ladies came in the
afternoon and enjoyed the time Soc
tally until six o'clock when the gem
tlemen arrived and dinner was SER
we'd. The evening was enjoyed in
playing finch. An impromptu mus
ical program was also given. Mrs
Frank Barden, Rev. Richard Evans,
Mr.. Rowley and others giving sew
eTal vocal numbers. The guests de-
parted at late hour, wishing their
host and hostess many more years of
happy welded life.
Mrs. A. L. Timlin was hostess at q
pleasant one o'clock luncheon on
Friday, given at her home on Frank
lin street. A large bouquet of flowers
decorated the dining table AID covers
were placed for eleven. Mrs. ]. r.
Timlin of Belgium, was the guest of
honor. Mrs. Hayes of Georgetown,
British Guiana, S. A who is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Underwood,
was an out-of-town guest.
An installation meeting was held
by Wausau branch, No. SO, c. K. Of
W, at the K c. hall, Thursday eve
ming. R. W Barrett of Merrill, state
inspector, acted as installing officer.
Following the business, cinch was
played and prizes went to Miss Hazel
Curtis, Miss Catherine Vogedes, r. NJ.
Frawley and J. P Ford. Dancing al
so furnished enjoyment.
Mrs. George Rick entertained a
number Of friends on Friday afternoon
at a pleasant auction party. Favors
for scores at the three tables were
won by Mrs. ]. B. Goerling and Mrs
]. z. George. A five O'Clock supper
/ was served.
The Auxiliary to the Y. NJ C. A
/ held its regular meeting at the home
of Mrs. ]. Z. McKahan last Tuesday
afternoon. Only routine business was
transacted