Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-04-24


! the home of Mrs. Russell Lyon. The
hostess was assisted by Mesdames G..
1 s. Giffin, f. L. Hudson, B. A. Benson
and d L. Plumer Eighteen members
were present Roll call was responded
to by Current Dramatic Events. This
4 was followed by an interesting paper
| by Mrs. B. A. Benson. Her subject was
"The Life and Works of Middleton, the
| Playwright" AT the close of the pro-
| gram discussion was held in regard
| to future work and the subject of
| "Women in Art and Literature" and
Shakespeare Women We're seemin ely
the favorite topics for study for the
coming year; but no discussion was
reached. Refreshments were served
later The May meeting which is the
final one, will be held at the home of
Mrs. F. w. Burt.
The wedding of Miss Virginia Stew
| ems King and August Robert Kick
| busch took place at the home of the
| brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Moody King, at Dyersburg, Tennessee,
| Thursday evening at eight o'clock.
! Mr. and Mrs. Kickbusch will be at
home in this city at 513 Grant street,
after May /. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Kickbusch, Miss Nina Kickbusch and
C. A. Glass of this city attended the
wedding.
On Thursday evening while August
Robert Kickbusch of this city and Miss
Virginia Stevens King, of Dyersburg,
Tenn. were being united in marriage
at the home of the brides parents,
the employees of the A Kickbusch
| Grocery company here celebrated the
event by being entertained at seven
o'clock dinner at the Hotel Northern.
Mr.. Kickbusch is treasurer of the COM
pany.
1t seems to a layman that the coun-
| try is going at its recruiting business
all wrong. Today a young man can
not pass an examination because, per-
haps, he is a pound or two under
weight, or he is not strong enough,
etc. Why not inaugurate a month or
two of military training before exam
nation and the result might be diff
ferent.
The Monday Evening Five Hundred
clu. was entertained at the home of
Mrs. Peter Fay last evening. High
scores were made by Mrs. w. w. Walk
er and j. r. Green. After the even
ing's play a lunch was served The
members will meet at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Mccormick next
week
A song recital is scheduled to take
place at the First Baptist church Fri
day evening, May 4. Mrs. c. F. Og.
den will appear on the program and
will be assisted by Miss Mary Har-
ger. Miss Iona Slack will be the
accompanist. The proceeds will be
turned over to the Baptist church fund
Mrs. Ella Douville, Mrs. Anna Gleis,
Mrs. Edward Callahan and Mrs. Robert
Leistikow of this city attended a card
party at Mosinee Thursday afternoon
given by Mrs. A e. Douville of that
place. The hostess entertained at an
afternoon and evening benefit part.
for the new Catholic church of Most
nee.
The Garden club met at the home of
Mrs. D. j. Murray, .Jr., this afternoon
at three o'clock. The following pro-
gram was carried out:
Roll Call
Treatment of Slopes and Banks"
----------------- Mrs. J. n. Manson
Reading -- Mrs H. j. Evans
Miss Mary Rankin of Vardy, Tenn,
gave an interesting address at the
First Presbyterian church Sunday
evening. Miss Rankin is missionary
worker among the mountaineers of
Tennessee, and her talk was on her
work with those people.
On next Monday evening the district
superintendent, Rev. It. D. Williams,
will be in the city to conduct the sec
ond quarterly conference of the First
Methodist church. Some matters of
great Importance are on the program
for action.
Announcements have been received
in the city of the marriage of Miss
Dorothy May Foster, daughter of the
late H. H. Foster, and Mr.. W. Ross
Mccain, at Little Rock, Ark. The
couple will reside at Little Rock
Miss Hazel Kalk was the honored
guest at miscellaneous shower
Thursday evening given by Miss Lii
liam Wickstrom. The guests enjoyed
a pleasant evening at games, after
which refreshments were served
The work of establishing a co-opera-
tive delivery is progressing and it may
soon become a reality for our city.
]. S. McHugh of Milwaukee, was here |
yesterday to meet with those inter
ested.
st. Monica's guild is holding its an
nual spring sale at ST. James hall |
this afternoon. Light refreshments
were served in connection. This even |
ing the ladies are serving a supper |
The Tuesday Musical club held a
business meeting at the Wausau club |
house this afternoon. This was the |
annual business meeting and election |
of officers was held.
The young people of st. Mary's |
church entertained at a delightful |
dancing party in the auditorium of |
ST. Mary's new school house Friday |
evening.
The Argyle club entertained friends |
at a dancing party at Kroening's hall |
last Friday evening. A good time was |
had by all attending.
The May Music Festival chorus will |
have a rehearsal at the Y. NJ. G. A. |
gymnasium this evening at eight !
o'clock.
Mrs F. c. Nichols will entertain |
the Universalist Women's Mission cir |
Gle Friday afternoon in Cyrus Yawkey |
hail.