Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-02-29

Members of the G. NJ. T. club and
others gave leap year dancing party
at Castle hall Wednesday evening for
their gentlemen friends. A delightful
dancing program had been arranged
by the young ladies. The hall was
decorated with mirrors, giving the eff
feet of space and distance. During the
evening Miss Winifred DeVoe and Miss
Suzette Wade served punch. Miss
Helen Genrich and William Vielie led
the grand march. Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.
Duncan and Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Cen
rich chaperoned the party. Roy Atch-
ison of Tomahawk was an out-of-town
guest.
The teachers of the Longfellow
school gave a farewell luncheon for
Miss Lucille Hebard, the kindergarten
director of that school, Friday noon
in the kindergarten rooms. The color
white. The luncheon table was cen
tered with large daffodil plant. and
also decorated with smilax. The
place cards and individual nut bas-
kets were also in yellow and white
Covers were placed for seven. The
honored guest received a half dozen
hoa ATorxy Chiffon
A costume party was given Thurs
day evening by Miss Hazel Curtis and
Miss Margaret Daley at the Curtis
home. The affair was given for Miss
Eleanor Deutsch. Six tables of rum
my were played, and Miss Marion
Friede made the highest score. The
honored guest received two pretty
prizes. Miss Louise Hass, of Reeds
burg, guest of Miss Marion Friede,
was an out-of-town guest.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the First Methodist church
meets in the church parlors Friday.
The entertainers will be Mesdames
Rowley, Meadows, Wise and Thackray,
assisted by the officers of the society.
Miss Carncross, a missionary, will be
present at the meeting and tell some
of her experiences. An offering will
be taken up to defray Miss earn
cross expenses.
Judge A. H. Reid and his Boy
Scouts hiked to Mosinee Saturday.
They took the street car as far as
Rothschild and hiked the rest of the
way, preparing warm dinner while
on their way. They were guests of
Karl Mathie at Mosinee, the former
made in the evening by railroad.
The Sunday school of the Univer-
salist church had a sleighride Satur-
day. The primary department enjoy
ed the ride before supper, returning to
the church in time to have supper with
the other members of the Sunday
school. The intermediate and senior
departments had a sleighride in the
evening. A hundred children were
served
The Misses Phoebe Jones and Gene
We've Edmonds entertained at break
fast Friday morning at seven o'clock,
at the home of Miss Jones on E. Grant
street. The affair was given in COM
pliment to the Pfiffner
bridal party and house guests. Covers
were arranged for twelve.
The mothers of the Sunday school |
children of the Baptist church enjoyed |
a six o'clock supper at the church Fri |
day evening, served by the Junior |
partment of the Baptist Sunday |
school. During the evening the work |
of the Junior department was dis
cussed.
Miss Leona Halder. assistant kim |
director at the Longfellow |
school. entertained delightfully."- at a
pretty dinner Thursday evening for |
Miss Lucille Hebard. The party in
cluded a few OF Miss Hebard's init
mate friends. Following the dinner
the guests played auction.
Mrs. W. A. Kelly of Rothschild was |
hostess to the Auction club last Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. John Mathie won
the prize. The decorations were in
keeping with George Washington's
Mrs. F. H. Schneider is en-
the club this afternoon.
Next Sunday will be the Annual /
Thank Offering day of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society Of the
First Methodist church. Miss earn
cross. missionary, will be present on
hat day.
The Kenfor club viii give dancing
party this evening at Elks' hail. Pros
oerity evening.