Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-05-08

Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In WauSau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.

The concert given by Mrs. c. f..
Ogden at the First Baptist church on
/ Friday evening was most pleasing
I event Mrs. Ogden, who has a rich
contralto voice, was assisted by Miss
Mary Harger, soprano, and Miss Iona
! Slack as accompanist. The chancel
was artistically arranged with ferns
I and potted plants, making pretty set
ting for the musicians, and a most APP
| preciative audience enjoyed the at
! tractive program. Each number was
enthusiastically received and many en-
cores responded 20 The two duet
numbers sung by Mrs. Ogden and Miss
Harger charmed their listeners as did
each number on the program. The
proceeds of the entertainment will be
contributed to the building fund of the
Baptist church. Miss Slack added
greatly to the success of the entertain
ment by her excellent work as accom-
PIANIST. The program rendition was
as follows:
l. Dawn in the Desert. 800. Gertrude Ross
'Somber Woods Air from Amadis, by
| Lully
Come and Trip It., ................H Handel
> Morning ind''.....:..1 Gena Branscombe
The Pine Tree. Mary Tarner Salter
! sleepy HeaQ' .--.--...... Louise TuniSOn
| The star ...... $500. -...J ameS III. Rogers
Mrs Ogden
| 3. Lullaby" from Jocelyn...... 49,. GODDARD
oh, Let Night Speak of Me- Chadwick
Mrs Ogden
4. Passage Birds Farewell Eugene Hildach
The e, Duet of Of tn. the Flowers" from
Mrs. Ogden and Miss Harger
|
The Tuesday Musical club gave its
final program for the season on last
| Tuesday afternoon at the Wausau
club. The entertainment was given by
the choral society of the club includ-
ing chorus of twenty ladies under
the direction of Miss Mary Harger. The
solos were rendered by Mrs. L. H.
Wheeler and Mrs. Frank Boettcher,
and violin solos were played by Mas
ter Edwin Schultz. Mrs. E. C. Dawley
accompanied the singers at the piano.
1t was most attractive and enjoyable
| program, and fitting ending to a sue
| cessful season. The club had ar
ranged for a May luncheon at which
both active and associate members
were to be guests; this, however, has
| been postponed for the present. The
club expects to entertain the State
Federation of Musical clubs at its an
nual meeting in the spring of 1918.
This will undoubtedly prove a great
| help to the local club as we'll as a
| pleasure to all music lovers of Wau-
sau. The year book for next season
will be compiled and published during
the summer months and the club will
| enter upon its tWenty-second year in
| the early fall.
A beautiful May dancing party was
given at Rothschild pavilion last Tues
day evening by the Knights of Column
bus Social club. The large ball room
was effectively done in our national
cOlOrs together with boughs of balsam.
The walls were covered with large
flags and bunting, while the ceiling
was in streamers of red, white and
blue, and the electric lights shaded
with the same colors. Huge boughs
of balsam covered the pillars. A large
and attractive electric sign in blue,
gold and red with the X. of c. mono
gram was noticeable. An orchestral
concert was given from $3.50 until 8
O'Clock, when the grand march was
formed, led by Franklin Gritzmacher.
president of the social club of this
order, and Miss Stella Jane Hayden.
Following the march dancing was en-
joyed until late hour. Refreshments
were served in the dining room. This
was one of the largest and prettiest
parties of the season.
Last Sunday evening the Young
Peoples sodality of ST. Mary's church
gave an entertainment in st. Marys
auditorium, which was largely attend
ed and which was a pronounced sue
cess, 1t was a five-act drama entitled
"Fabiola." The cast of characters was
as follows:
Fabiola, Daughter ofFabius.. Gertrude Helling |
ARA and Graia, Slaves in household of
Fabius. .... Mureil II art and Helen Schmidt |
syria afterward Miriam, Christan..... 49,.
Agnes. young kinswoman of Fabius
Christian. ............. Loretta Blecha |
Fabius Roman nobleman.
Tertullus, Project of Rome. ...............
-. '...'.. V. Halt |
FulV1uS, Syrian. -...... ....... Leo Pleier |
PTocullus and Calpurnius friends of Fa-
bus. 800. Harold Wiesner and VIM. LeRoux |
Sebastian, officer of the Imperial Guard.
- Edw. j. KlaYitter |
Pancratius, young Roman officer. $50.
-. ....................C Clarence Muckerheide |
Corvinus. son of 'Tertulus.. Bernard Friedl |
Catullus. a headsman ....,........ Geo Stadler |
II tors, Guards, Soldiers, Attendants and |
virgins.
The department of Home and Educa- |
ton of the Ladies Literary club will |
hold it's final meeting on next Monday |
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. B. |
Heinemann, who is the chairman Of the |
department. Instead of the usual an
nual luncheon which is given at this |
time, the department has decided to |
make the event more simple and to |
enjoy a social and informal after
noon with light refreshments. The |
money to be used for the luncheon will |
be contributed to Red Cross work. The
meeting will open at 2:30 o'clock, the
regular club hour. The members in |
charge of the afternoon include Mrs
H. H. Scholfield, Mrs. S. j. Pentler and
Miss Maud Hammond.
On Thursday evening at the NJ. E.
church, the Standard Bearers thank
Offering entertainment will take place
commencing at 1880 o'clock. An eX-
cellent program has been arranged |
for the evening. Seven young ladies
will appear in a pantomime entitled, |
80 Zion Haste" About thirty others
will present a play, Tired of Mis-
sions." Eight ladies who gave the
dialogue, How Not To Do It," last
Wednesday, have consented to repeat
it. With musical numbers added, this /
will certainly furnish a profitable /
evening for all the friends that go. A
social hour will follow the program. |
A silver offering will be taken.
Miss Marguerite Stockwell departed !
Thursday for Duluth TO attend the |
wedding of Miss Ruth Edgerton to Mr.. |
Fred Maynard The latter was former
ly a teacher Of physics in our High |
school The wedding took place Sat |
urday at o'clock at St Johns Epis- |
copal church, followed by wedding |
dinnar About thirty guests We're |