Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20

Inc NOHleH missionary society OF
the First Presbyterian church will
have its annual Praise and Thank
offering service tomorrow afternoon
at four o'clock in the parlors of the
church. Mrs. c.. G. Kruger will lead
the deyotions. The hostesses for the
meeting are Mesdames Hudtloff, Hook
er, Dodge, Clark and Chubbuck. AT
$50 O'Clock the annual Mission tea
will be served, to which the members
and their husbands or friends are in
vited. The Presbyterian C. E. Mis-
sion Study class under the supervi-
sion of its leader, Mrs. c. G. Kreuger
will give an entertainment in the form
OF patriotic pageant entitled, "Our
Stainless Flag" Immediately follow
ing the supper. The characters in
the pageant are:
Uncle Sam-George Berkholder.
Columbia-Miss Isabelle Walker.
George hington-Calvin Clark.
Soldier-Roy Seim.
Soldiers. Mother-Miss Irma Thorne.
Army Chaplain-Earl Green.
Red Cross Nurse-Miss Lillian
Young.
Flag Bearers-Misses Elizabeth
Luedtke and Lily Larson.
FTugality represented by-Miss
Frieda Zietlow.
Temperance represented by-Miss
Ella Ziebell
knowledge represented by-Miss
Leona Ziebell.
Charity represented by-Miss Mar
garet Zietlow.
Righteousness represented by-Miss
Johanna Lund.
Patriotic songs will be given dur
ing the rendition of the pageant, in
which the audience will be asked to
take part.
Thirty members attended the No
vember meeting of the Art and Lit
erature department of the Ladies' Lit
erary club which was held yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles
Dodge, 100 Franklin street. The pro-
gram was devoted to literature of the
west. Mrs. c.. F. Woodward gave a
sketch of the life of JOAQUIN Miller
and Mrs. G.. H. Ingraham read two of
his poems, Columbus" and west
ward Ho." This was followed by a
sketch of Bret Hartes life, by Mrs.
Russell Lyon, and a reading from
one of Hartes stories by Mrs. C. H.
Hooker. Those members who assist
ed the hostess in entertaining were
Mesdames James Haskin, C. W. Club
buck, A. Parsons, ]. A. Jones and
Miss Nina Kickbusch.
Announcements have been received
in the city of the marriage of Miss
Paula Kalisky, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Kalisky of Stevens Point,
and Mr.. John Baum of Pittsville. The
ceremony took place at the home of
the brides parents last Sunday even
ing. They will be at home in Pitts
vile, Wis, after January first. The
bride is well known in Wausau, hav-
ing held a position as stenographer
in the Office of the Charter Insurance
Agency.
A basket sociable was held at the
home of ]. P. Kennedy in the town
of Texas, last Saturday evening, given
for the benefit of the Soldiers Christ
mas fund. The evenings proceeds to
be turned over to this fund amounted
to $4,000. 1t was a very successful
and enjoyable party, dancing and a
| general social time being the enter
tainment, with the serving of delicious
refreshments
The Monday Evening Five Hundred
club was entertained at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Green last even
ing. In the evenings play Mrs. Pete
Fay and Mrs. Green made high scores
Delicious refreshments were servec
after the cards. Mr. and Mrs. vii
liam Mccormick will entertain tn,
club next Monday evening.
| Northern Star review, Ladies of tn
Maccabees, entertained at card part
last Tuesday afternoon, at whicl
time Mrs. Ralph Newell, Mrs. Fran
Ritter and Mrs. Ed Reinhold wer
the fortunate prize winners in tn
afternoons play of five hundred.
An enjoyable dancing party wa
given at Eagles hall Friday evenin
for the purpose of raising money t
purchase a Thanksgiving dinner fo
the boys of Company G, now locate
at Camp Macarthur, Waco, Texas.
Senator and Mrs William ALDER
announce the marriage of their daugf
ter. Miss Ruth to Mr.. Norton KelI
on the evening of Wednesday, Deceu
Der 9Th, 1917.
: The Auxiliary to the Children's II
/ Urinary held its regular monthly NEE
! ing at the Infrmary this mornin
Only routine business was gone owe
E Mrs. @. K Gcoding entertained
( few ladies yesterday afternoon fl
her aunt, Miss Clarke Of Madison.