Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-07-10

Last evening, Pew. Father ]. ].
Brennan was given a banquet and
smoker at the Hotel Bells by the
Fourth Degree Chapter of Wausau
Council, No. 1869, Knights of Column
bue. The Knights present included
those of the highest degree in this
order. r. c. Deutsch acted as toast
master. The following were in at
tendance: Rev. FIR. ]. J. Brennan,
Rev. FIR. R. I. Wojak, Rev. John Owen
of Merrill, DR.. R. M. Frawiey, f. F.
Regner, w. G. Schlaefer, Henry Vach-
reau. G. B. Mayer, Dan Healy, John
O'Day and VIM. Sullivan, of Merrill,
and Art. Voyer of Junction City, all
Of Fourth Degree membership. All
responded to toasts bearing on the
work done by Father Brennan for
the Knights of Columbus, and his
religious and civic connection in this
city, to which he feelingly responded
in words fifty chosen. At the closing
he was presented with large beauti-
full humidor filled with choicest cigars
being the gift of the assembly, for
which gift he Enthusiastically ack-
nowledged his most sincere thanks.
Tonight reception will be given
at St. James hall, honoring Rev.
Father j. j. Brennan. The following
is the program:
AS Viewed by the Laity --------- :
--- r. M. Frawley, M. d.
Father Brennan as a Citizen ------
----------------J j. l.. Sturtevant
Vocal Solo ------------- Del Curtis
AS a Pastor ------ Rev. r. T. Wojak
Speaking for the Clergy --------
---------. Rev. Bowling of Waupun
ST. James Parish-An Apprecia-
ton -----.------------E b. p. German
On Wednesday evening a llsncheon
and smoker will be given at st. James
hall by all tie members of Wausau
Council Knights of Columbus, COM
plimentary to Rev. Father ]. ]. Bren-
nan.
Rev. Brennan expects to leave Wau-
sau Thursday morning.
The Y. P. L. G. of the town of
Flieth, entertained large gathering
of friends at dancing party at the
school house in District No. 8, of that
town, the past week The affair was
given in honor of Sergeant Clarence
Johnson, Company D, First Wiscon-
sin Infantry, of Milwaukee. The
complimented guest is visiting rela-
tives and friends in the town of
Flieth. He will go to Camp Douglas
July Is, with his company.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Charles
Gill entertained at an announcement
party for Miss Lydia Irma Gill, at
her home, go Warren street. A
happy afternoon was spent in sew.
ing and social intercourse. During
the hours the guests learned of Miss
Gill's betrothal to DR.. Harry Marion
Grise of Gettysburg, Ohio. The host
ess served a delicious lunch at the
close of delightful afternoon.
A number of our young people had
a picnic out near Rib Hill on the
Fourth of July and report a very
good time. The following partici-
pated: Misses Paula Komers, Wini-
fred DeVoe, Agnes Laut, Louise
Rosenberg and Irene Smith and Ben
Kuebler, Walter Dana, Franklin
Bump, and Warner Bump. The pic
nicers went out in the Rosenberg
and DeVoe automobiles.
Carl F. Paff, son of Mrs. Mathilda
Paff, 319 Grand avenue, was united
in marriage to Miss Elsie Stein of
Milwaukee, last Tuesday. The we'd
ding took place at the home of Mr..
Paff's sister, Mrs. William Gunther,
in North Yakima, Wash. Mr.. Paff is
now engaged in business in that city
and the couple will make their home
in North Yakima.
The Wausau Gun club will have its
annual picnic next Sunday at the
shooting park. A picnic dinner, base
ball, races, ETC., are among the days
attractions. The Wausau Gun club
and the Wausau Game and Gun club
will participate in a shoot during the
afternoon. In the evening picnic
supper and fireworks will be the pro-
gram.
The congregation and Sunday
school of the Emmanuel Norwegian
Lutheran church had it's annual pic
mic at the Fair grounds Sunday. The
regular morning service was con-
Quoted by Rev. o. T. Doe at the
grounds followed bya picnic dinner at
noon, and general good time in
the afternoon.
A party of Wausau people drove
70 on Nth xuL
they had picnic dinner and enjoyed
the sights. Those who participated
were the families of F. G. Boyce,
Rev. r. E. Evans, A. H. Grout, H. I.
Crawford and guest, Mrs. Harley,
Miss SERVER and Miss Alexander.
Misses Paula and Leona Ruder en-
tertained a company of friends last
Thursday afternoon complimentary to
Misses Veneta and Una Beck. The
honored guests will soon depart with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F. Beck, for Milwaukee to make their
future home
A pleasant surprise was given Wal
ter Dern Friday evening at the Hotel
Northern, when number Of unin-
vited friends assisted him in cele-
brating his birthday anniversary. The
evening was spent in dancing fol-
lowed by the serving of refreshments.
Last Wednesday the following en-
joyed Fourth of July picnic at the
Wegner farm near Gallon: Misses
Jean Gilbert, Gretchen Paff and Leona
Rfndor and Chester AInInnir ChnrIon