Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-02-27

| S. H. Meadows and Miss Stuhlfauth,
| will be given by student members of
| the club:
Prelude in c sharp minor --Rach
butterfly -------------------- Grieg
Fay Bischoff
Berceuse ------------------- Schytte
Margaret Stone
Sdrmeud wilson
Leona Ruder
Under the Pines Emery
Laura Smith
Cavalleria Rusticana Moscagni
Stanley Howarth
Slumber Song Newcomb
Doris and Margaret Marshall
The Calm of the Sea -------L Lock
Alice Lyon
Selected--Miss Corrinne Schlegel
A marriage license has been issued
to Mr.. Royal Wade Emerson of Chi
cago and Miss Mabel Weik, whose
home is in this city. Miss Weik is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole H. Weik
OF Wausau and we'll known here. She
was employed in the Record Herald
ONCE here for several years and last
November accepted a position in the
A1AiN duhCO JOuIud1 OllC6. MT. J1m6r-
son was also an employee at the Rec
ord-Herald office here at one time, and
is also we'll known. He is with the
Music Sales company of Chicago.
The Monday Evening Study club was
entertained at the home of Mrs. John
Lull last evening. The program was
carried out as published last week.
Next Monday evening Mrs. Thomas
Ryan will be hostess to the club. The
program for that evening is as fol- |
lows:
Roll Call-Mexican News
Paper-"The Products and Resources
OF Mexico" --------MiSs Hoefiinger |
Paper-"The Cathedrals of the New
World" Miss Antoinette Hoefinger
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Schumann were |
happily surprised at their home Fri |
day evening by a number of their |
friends. Cinch was played, prizes GO
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. G. Toburen, Mrs. |
George Stole, Mrs. Henry Weik, Roy |
Chellis and William BerkholZ Fol- |
lowing the evenings play lunch was
partaken Of. The affair was given in |
celebration of Mrs. Schumans birth |
day.
The members of the Pats club, includ- |
ing girls, entertained boy friends at |
a sleighride party Friday evening. At |
ter the ride the party repaired to the
home of Miss Cornelia Schmidt, where |
games and refreshments were enjoyed. |
The party was chaperoned by Miss |
Polly Pleuss and Miss Lorraine Peters,
two High school teachers.
Sam Johnson, superintendent of the |
Swedish Methodist Sunday school, was
given a birthday surprise by the Sun
day school of that church Friday even
ing. Games, music and conversation
furnished entertainment, followed by
a lunch. The Sunday school presented |
Mr.. Johnson with purse of money, as
birthday gift.
Mrs. j. Wiesberg, All Jackson street, |
entertained the H. & r. club Thursday |
evening at cards. Prizes were won by |
Mrs. H. Meyer and Mrs. Wiesberg.
The home was prettily done in decor |
ations appropriate to the day-George |
Washington's birthday. Mrs. H. Levin |
will be hostess to the club this coming |
Thursday
A KenSingtOn party was presided |
over by Mrs. Robert e. Hochtritt and |
Mrs. l. B. Thackray Friday afternoon. |
The affair was given at the Hochtritt |
home. The decorations were sugges-
tive of the Washington season with |
smilax, ferns and red carnations. The |
thirty guests were served delicious |
refreshments.
Mrs. w. E. Jones entertained her |
Sunday school class of the Methodist |
church Saturday afternoon at her |
home, $40 Hamilton street. The class |
decided to have candy sale Wednes- |
day afternoon at the Ladies' Aid meet |
ing at the church. Games were played |
during the afternoon and a lunch was /
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fay entertained |
the Monday Evening Five Hundred |
club at their home on Gallon street, |
last evening. In the game of cards |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Walker won first |
honors. The guests were served a |
dainty lunch at the close of the even
ings play.
Last Thursday evening the ladies |
of the Methodist church served a de-
licious Washington supper in the din
ing room of the church. The decora-
tons were appropriate to the day, and |
the ladies serving were dressed to |
represent in way the time of Martha |
Washington.
Mrs. Chris Lund will entertain the |
Women's Bible class of the Presbyte-
rian church Thursday afternoon at |
2:30 o'clock in the church parlors. Re- |
freshments will be served about five |
o'clock Members and their friends |
are invited.
Last Saturday evening a sleighride /
party was given by Misses Linda |
Weber and Ruth Weiland. The young
people went to the home of Miss Ella |
Edwards out in the country, where |
a very pleasant evening was passed.
Mrs. Robert E. Hochtritt enter |
tanned twelve friends at an afternoon |
sewing party last Saturday. The |
guests did fancywork and enjoyed |
conversing, after which dainty lunch |
was served.
George Washington's birthday was
celebrated by some of our people at |
the ball park last Thursday evening, |
where dancing and skating was en-
joyed. Good music was furnished.
Tomorrow evening the Epworth /
League members of the Methodist
church will enjoy a sleighride. The
leaguers will meet at the church at
7:15 o'clock.