Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-27

Last Friday evening a dinner was
given at the Wausau Club, by the First
National bank, in honor of Norbert
Trauba, who departed yesterday for
the Great Lakes Naval Station, to en-
ter the radio work of the U. S. navy.
His brother, Cyro, was present at the
dinner and also departed with his
brother to take up the same work.
A number of the directors of the bank
were present the cashier and assist
ant cashier and the members of the
clerical force Brief talks were made
by F. P. Stone and c. G. Kruger
and the former presented to Norbert
Trauba, a handsome wrist watch, in
token of high regard in which he is
held by the bank. Engraved on the
| back is, "To Norbert Trauba, First
National Bank" Mr. Trauba expressed
his appreciation of the gift and for
the pleasant farewell, which had been
extended him. Mr.. Trauba has been
with the First National bank for two
years. 1t was very pleasant evening.
The Annual Praise and Thankoffer-
ing services of the Women's Mission
airy society of the First Presbyterian
church was held last Wednesday af-
ternoon as published in our last is
sue. The services were very impress
| "a, ;ra
| Bible readings. Miss Susan Under
wood told of mission work. In the
evening at $50 o'clock the annual
Mission tea was served to the mem
bers of the society, their husbands OF
friends This was followed by mis-
sionary pageant, Our Stainless Flag
given by the Presbyterian G. E. Mis-
sion Study class. The entertainment
was a very appropriate and impress
sive one at this time, and very vel
given Mrs. c. G. Kruger was il
charge of the pageant, and deserve!
credit for the evenings entertainment
The pageant will be repeated at tn
First Presbyterian church on Sunda
evening, December 2, to take the plac
of the regular evening service.
{ The Young Peoples Sodality of 81
Mary's Catholic church had a bust
. ness-social meeting last Thursda
L evening at st. Mary's school house
3 Officers for the ensuing year wer
4 nominated and will be elected at tn
next meeting of the Sodality. TIL
> annual report of the treasurer wa
, heard, and showed the society to b
: on a sound financial basis. The CON
mittee on entertainment announce
the fact that a play was under cor
o sideration to be given the early pal
of next year. After the business ma
been transacted; the social time wa
u en- joyed, and the affair was in tn
e nature of a costume party, Old FAST
v Toned clothes predominating. Dam
= ing furnished a good time durin
" the evening.
g st. Teresa's society of st. Michael
% church conducted its annual fair SUI
day afternoon and evening at Il
church. The society had on sale
number of fancy work articles, a.
l. propriate Christmas gifts, etc. Dinn'
lie and supper was served at the churc
A most enjoyable affair was give
at the new home of the Elks on Il
corner of Fifth and Scott streets la
III Friday evening, when hard tin
al party was had. A reception was he
II from eight to nine o'clock, after viii
dancing was the entertainment.
The Women's Mission circle Of Z
&c First Universalist church will me
ly Friday afternoon at the home of MI
IS H. L. Crandall.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Y.
M c. A. is having a meeting at the hor
of Mrs G. S. Gilbert this afternoc
NC Mrs. Charles Peth is in. charge
the devotionals.