Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-06-26

| his departure from the city. Plans
were formulated for basket picnic
to be held at Rothschild park, July
18th. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray departed
last evening for Cornucopia. where
| they will make their future home.
Mr.. Murray had been member of
| the Presbyterian choir for about six
years and had been its treasurer for
| two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Gebhardt de-
parted for st. Paul Saturday evening
| to be present at the marriage of their
son, Elmer G. Gebhardt, to Miss
May Chase of Minneapolis. The
event will take place on Wednesday,
June 9th, and will be quiet home
wedding, with only relatives and in
| innate friends attending. Mr.. Geb-
hardt is native of Wausau and grew
| to manhood in this city. He located
in St. Paul a number of years ago,
where he is engaged in the drug
business. He often visits his parents
| in Wausau and has many friends
here. The young couple will reside
in st. Paul.
|
Cross ball will be held at Rothschild
park pavilion Friday evening of this
week. The various committees have
| Just about completed arrangements
| for this big social affair. The decor
ations will be appropriate to the oc-
casion. Cones orchestra will furnish
the music. This ball is expected to
| be one of the largest dancing parties
| Of tho coocOn Ire purpOCp nnOht tO
be big drawing card, and from all
reports it will prove an unusual
affair.
/ The members of the Farmers Social
club of the town of Flieth, gave Mrs.
George Erickson pleasant birthday
surprise last Sunday. A large gath
ering was present to assist the hon
ored guest in the celebration of the
event. A beautiful leather rocker
was presented to Mrs. Erickson.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Mrs. Peter Evjue, and Mrs. S. B.
Christensen of Merrill, Mrs. P. Dou-
Vile and Mrs. P. Erickson of this
city and Mrs. Elizabeth Brett of
Chicago were guests of the club.
Members of the Reformed church
gave social affair Friday evening in
the form of a reception to the new
pastor of the church and his wife,
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Kattmann.
Richard Flatter made the address of
welcome, which was very we'll re-
sponded to by Rev. Kattmann. Rev.
E. A. Fuenfstueck and Mrs. Katt-
mann also gave brief talks. Refresh
mentS were served and general
social evening enjoyed Rev. and
| Mrs. Kattmann came here recently
from Berne, Indiana
The Alpha Delta Pi national soror-
| ity convention is being held at the
Grand View hotel on the Chain O.
Lakes at Waupaca this week Misses
Madeline Komers, Mary and Eliza
beth Meadows and Agnes Laut men,
sorority Of Lawrence college, Appleton
have gone to Waupaca for the outing
Miss Elizabeth Meadows, who is at
! tending the summer session at the
| Stevens Point normal, went to Wau-
paca from that city.
| Announcements have been received
in the city of the marriage of Miss
Anastasia Murphy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Murphy of KeWaunee,
and Mr. William T. Sievert. The
wedding took place last Wednesday.
The bride was formerly teacher in
the Rothschild school. Mr.. Sievert is
with the MarathOn'Paper Mills COM
pany. They will make their home in
this city at l24 Weston avenue.
Misses Marie Paff, Ruth Hooper
and Gladys Schilling attended a camp
ing party at a Lake near Apple
ton, the past week. The Capa
Alpha Plata sorority of Lawrence
college enjoyed the outing, and the
above mentioned young ladies are
members of this sorority. They re-
turned home Saturday evening.
Miss Marie e. Fackler was happily
surprised Thursday evening by a
number of her friends. Auction fur
nished enjoyment for the evening.
Miss Florence Dietl, Miss Marie
Fackler and Miss Meta Tetzlaff car
ried off the prizes. Music was also a
part of the evenings entertainment.
| Refreshments were served.
Little girl friends ga adhered at the
| home of Florence lone Joslin, 7l3
Fulton street, Thursday to help this
little Miss celebrate her birthday.
The guests came prepared for merry
Time, and we feel safe in saying, they
had good time all right. A dinner
was served in the evening.
A patriotic dancing party was given
by the n. Y. y. club Friday evening
at the Eagles hall. The Columbia
orchestra furnished the dancing
music, and the large crowd, enjoyed
a very happy evening. The decora-
lions of red, white and blue, were
appropriate at this time.
The wedding of Miss Florence Nc
| 10y, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ].
McLoy of GAINESVILLE, and Howell H.
Humphrey of Wausau, will take
place tomorrow afternoon. The cere-
mony will be performed at Maple
Lawn, the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. McLoy.
The Sunday school of lions church
will have its picnic at the fair grounds
next Sunday. Open air services and
music will be held in the morning fol-
lowed by picnic dinner, after which
games of all kinds will Ne enjoyed.
Mrs. C.. E. Turner entertained at A
pleasant surprise party for her sons
George and Charles, last Tuesday
evening. The guests had most en-
Ioyable time dancing and PLAYING
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