Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-04-25
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.

| meeting of the Women'S Missionary
| society of the Winnebago presbytery
at Marshfield on Wednesday of last
week: Mrs. F. P. Stone. Mrs. B. A.
Benson, Mrs. Arson Clark, Mrs. c. F.
Woodward, Mrs. D. j. Williams, Mrs.
| c. e. Kruger, Mrs. E. c. Allen, Mrs.
| E. W. Shatto, Mrs. Harry Downey,
Mrs. James Montgomery, Mrs. Randall
| johnson, Mrs. Charles Dodge, Mrs.
| James H. Hamlin and Miss Isabelle
Walker This was the twenty-eighth
annual meeting of the Missionary So
| ciety and the Wausau ladies appeared
on the program as published in last
weeks Pilot. Mrs. D. J. Williams led
| a prayer service Wednesday afternoon
and gave toast on "A Minister'S Wife"
at the annual tea on Wednesday even
| ing. IF l We're a Minister'S Wife" was
a toast responded to by Mrs. James
Montgomery. Mrs. F. P. Stone gave
the plan of work in missionary educa-
| ton for the coming year. Mrs. w. o.
Carrier of Waukesha, formerly OF
Wausau, gave the greetings and acted
as toastmistress at the Wednesday
evening tea. Mrs. F. P. Stone was
elected second vice president and Mrs.
B. A. Benson was elected treasurer.
Mrs Randall Johnson and Mrs E. C.Allen
went as delegates from the local Mis-
sionary society and will give reports
at the next meeting of the society
Miss Isabelle Walker represented the
local Christian Endeavor Mission
Study class, and will give a report
this evening at a meeting of the Study
class on young peoples work. She
will also give her report before the
Missionary society at its next meeting.
Mrs. Louis Dessert and Miss Cora
Lansing entertained the Monday Even
ing Study club last evening at the
Dessert home. 1t was a business
meeting with no program. The follow
ing officers were elected to serve dur
ing the coming year: President, Miss
Louise Underwood; Vice president, Miss
Anne Hoef1inger; Secretary and treas
urer, Miss Hermione Silverthorn. Those
named to serve on the program COM
mittee were: Mrs. ]. M. Kuebler and
Miss Cora Lansing. 1t was decided
to continue Travel Study" during the
coming club year, and the program
committee was so instructed. Auction
was played and refreshments were
served. The club will hold its annual
banquet on next Monday evening, May
LIST, at the home of Miss Anne Hunting
ton. This event will close the work
of the club year. The first meeting
of the new year will be held in Octo-
Der.
Wausau lodge, No. 251, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, are making arrange
ments for a bazaar carnival to be held
in June on the Winetzki lots, corner
of Second and Jefferson streets. The
affair will be held six nights. and will
be given in a tent. Music and parade
will be a part of the carnival. w. l.
LaCerte, chairman, Harry e. Schiller,
John Anderson, Mynard Gender and
Bert Zeff, is the committee in
charge of the event.
Mrs. J. P. Briggs entertained at a
delightful auction party of three ia
bles Thursday evening for her neice,
Miss Louise Markham, of Manitowoc
Prizes were won by Miss Emma Lien
and Peter Riley. The home was pref
ty in Easter decorations and ported
plants. A delicious cafeteria lunch
was served at which Mrs. Hurben La
Certe, and Mrs. Edward Oehlhafen of
Tomahawk, presided.
This evening Advance Council No.
%, f. R. A, will give three-act play
entitled "All Mistake" at Castle hall
The play will follow a short business
meeting of the order. Plans are being
made by the council to give a May
ball at Rothschild park on Friday
evening, May 5.
Miss Elsie Beneditz, formerly of
Wausau, and Benjamin V. Kruger of
Watertown, were united in marriage
last Thursday. They will make their
home in WatertOwn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kruger are now on a wedding trip
and will visit Wausau.
The Y. P. S. C. E. Mission Study
circle of the Presbyterian church will
meet at the home of Mrs. c. G. Kruger
this evening. Miss Isabelle Walker
will give a report of the Presbyterial
meeting at Marshfield. The circle will |
begin the study of THE Philippine |
Islands"
The Heelahdee campfire group ser
we'd a supper to the Baptist Study |
class at the church Wednesday even |
ing. Later c. F. Ogden presented the |
subject Women in Industry" and led |
an interesting discussion in which sew
eral took part.
pretty luncheon of fourteen covers
was given by Mrs. Walter Z. Curtis |
last Tuesday afternoon, honOring Mrs. |
Theodore Wedge of Greenup, Ill, who |
departed from Wausau on Wednesday. |
Miss Katherine Riordan of Milwau-
kee, was the complimented guest at |
a party given by Miss Jean Gilbert |
Friday evening. Miss Riordan is the |
guest of Miss Gretchen Paff.
Miss Lillian Meuret of Wausau and |
Walter F. Hahn of Fargo, North Oak |
ota, will be united in marriage to- |
morrow. Rev. E. C. Grauer will have |
charge of the ceremony.
Miss Rachel Hudson was the COM
plimented guest at delightful lunch |
con given by Mrs. H. ]. Hagge on |
Wednesday. Covers were arranged
for eight.
The Wausau club will give a formal |
dancing party at the club on Friday |
evening, April 2Sth. This is the regu-
lar after Easter party of the club.
Miss Gretchen Paff gave a delight |
full dancing party last evening in Cyrus |
Yawkey hall for her guest. Miss |
Katherine Riordan of Milwaukee.
On Friday evening Of this week |
there will be a Christian Endeavor
reception at the Presbyterian church |
parlors for new members.
Miss Edna Chellis gave a pretty
Easter party Saturday afternoon for
her Sunday school class. from the