Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-03-07

Indian Mountain Song" --Cadman
Cradle Song" -------------Sch Schubert
"Serenade" --- Mathews
Tuesday Musical Chorus
This evening at seven o'clock a
banquet will be served in the dining
room of Cyrus Yawkey hall to the
members of the club, their guests and
other invited friends. Following the
menu short talks will be given by
out-of-town guests and by several
Wausau people who are interested in
club welfare.
A quiet wedding took place last eve
ming at eight o'clock when Miss Mary
Bedynek of Marathon City and Frank
lin H. Norman of this city were united
in marriage. The ceremony took place
at st. Mary's parsonage by Rev FIR
J. B. Hauck. The witnesses were
Miss Ella Norman, Miss Clara Bankert
and Clytus L. Norman. Following the
marriage service a party was given
at the Norman home, 504 Forest street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman will make their
home in Wausau. Mr.. Norman is en-
ployed at the Marathon county asy-
lum.
St. Monica's society of St. James
church gave a card party in st. James
hall last evening. Cinch, rummy and
five hundred were played. The follow
ing made scores: Cinch-ladies, high,
Mrs. John Ford; low, Miss Mazel
Theissen; Gentlemen, high, John
| Hickey; low, James Barrett; Rummy-
| high, Mrs. George Zimmerman; low,
| (. Z. SchulZe ; Five hundred-ladies,
| high, Mrs. Robert RAINBOW; low, Mrs
Anton Mark; Gentlemen, high, Dan
Curtis; low, A. Mckinley. Following
the cards refreshments were served.
Mrs. c. f. Turner entertained a
| company of ladies on Wednesday at
| ternoon for her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Gamble, who celebrated her birthday
| anniversary on that day The party
included eighteen guests who enjoyed
a social afternoon. A delicious birth
day supper was served at five o'clock
| Mrs. Mary Daley was awarded the
| prize in a guessing contest which was
feature of tn entertainment. Mrs.
| DALEY is the mother of Mrs. S. H.
| Meadows.
A number of girls of the Baptist
church have organized a Bluebirds
nest, under the auspices of the Heelah-
dee Campfire group. Miss Lenora
| Martin has been selected as director,
and meetings will be held at the homes
| Of members every Saturday afternoon.
| They will also have an honor system,
| giving feathers instead of beads, as in
the Campfire organization the latter is
| given.
| The members of the G. M. T. club
and invited friends enjoyed a costume
| party in the industrial rooms in the
old city hall building Saturday eve
ming. About twenty-five were present
| and all were dressed in costumes af-
| fording a great deal of amusement.
Cards and dancing furnished enter
| tainment. A lunch was served. Dur
ing the evening the party had their
| picture taken.
Mrs. w. R. Chellis, Mrs. w. w.
| Walker, Mrs William Mccormick, Mrs.
| Frank Chase, Mrs. Ed. Jess and Mrs.
| Frank Dreyer, members of lady Was
| tel review, No. s, l.. o. T. NJ, will
| give a card party at Castle hall Thurs
| day afternoon. Cinch and five hun
| dred will be played, and lunch will
be served. The proceeds from this
party will go to the free bed fund of
| the General hospital.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Y NJ. c.
| A. held a meeting at the 'Y" building
| last Tuesday afternoon. The following
| officers were named:
| Pres.-Mrs. S. B. Tobey.
Vice Pres.-Mrs. c. Z. Turner.
| Sec. and Treas.-Mrs. Charles Gill.
| Reports were given showing what
work had been accomplished the past
year.
Last Saturday evening the annual
| Junior ophmOre party was given in
| the high school gymnasium. An ex-
| cellent program arranged by Elroy
| MacFaul, was given. Following the
| program the grand march was led by
| Mr.. and Mrs. /. c. Painter, after which
| dancing took up the remainder of the
| evening. The high school orchestra
| furnished good music.
The senior class of the Marathon
| County Training school was enter
tanned by Albert Johnson at his home
| in the town of Maine the past week.
The class reported a very pleasant
| evening. Mr.. Johnson is a member of
| the senior class.
Married Wednesday, March 1, 1916.
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fred
erick Heller, at Poplar Grove, Ark,
| their daughter, Emma lila to Mr.
Frank Kelly Norton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs William Gooding Norton of Mar
/ veil, Ark.
Miss Lillian Bluhm and Gustav Leh-
man, both of Wausau were united in
| marriage Saturday evening at St.
| Stephen church. Rev. William
Spiegel performed the ceremony be
fore a large gathering of friends.
The primary department of the In
| derwoOd Memorial Sunday school en-
joyed a sleighride Saturday afternoon.
Following the ride refreshments were
served at the chapel, to which the
mothers had also been invited.
| Sunday evening the Kenfor club
had a banquet at the club rooms on
Washington street. Bernard Fried
acted as POSTMASTER, and number of
after-dinner talks were given.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church meets in the
parlors of the church tomorrow after
noon. Dr. d. J. Williams will address
/ the society. Annual reports will be
| given.
The members Of the y. 7. Y club
gave lheir last dancing party before
. lent. Friday evening, at Elks' hall A
large number attended, and a very
enjoyable evening was spent in dan
cling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Yehlow have an
! nounced the engagement OF theil
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