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

week. The following program will be
given at that time:
Devotions ----- Miss Underwood
Study Hour ----- China
Changing Condition of Chinese
Women --------- Mrs. Underwood
China's Educational Problems -
------------------- Mrs. Gamble
Mission School Problems --------
-------------- Mrs. Woodward
Mrs. S. NJ Quaw Will be the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Frank Mccullough,
Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Henry Seim.
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Last Tuesday was day of Joy and
gladness in the home of Mr.. and MRS.
Otto Zimmerman of the town of
Berlin, where a host of relatives and
friends had gathered to celebrate the
silver wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Zimmerman. In the evening
six o'clock dinner was served in the
dining room at tables prettily dec
Grated with flowers. During the even
ing Rev. Geiger of the town of Ber-
lin, gave an appropriate address fol-
lowed by other pleasing and suitable
sentiments. A large number of out of
town guests were present at this hap
Ply occasion.
Last Thursday, July 5, 1917, will
long be remembered by Mr.. and Mrs.
|. Friede, as one of the happy events
of their lives, for it was the twenty
fifth anniversary of their wedding
day. In the evening of that day rela-
tives were hidden to their home at
635 Grand avenue, to assist them in
fittingly celebrating the event and all
report that this was done in a royal
manner. A dinner party and an in
formal social evening was enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. Friede received some
beautiful silver gifts. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Wassenstein of Green Bay, were
here for the occasion.
F. E. Pettric entertained a number
of gentlemen friends at dinner par
ty at the Wausau club house Satur-
members of the Pettric insurance
agency, who held business meeting
in the city Saturday, and a number
of local men. Prizes were given the
four leading statesmen Of the agency
after the dinner hour George W.
Schmitz of Amigo, J. Bruce Buell.,
Henry Schaefer and Walter Grundy,
were in the lead
The Wausau Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Order of Railroad Conductors will
entertain at two meetings this week
Wednesday and Thursday-at the
Eagles hail. Mrs. j. H. Moore of
Toledo, Ohio, grand president of the
order, will be present. A large num-
Der of delegates are expected. To-
morrow evening a banquet will be
served and the evening spent in a So
cial way including dancing.
Last Saturday evening Misses Anna
Kuhlmann, Mildred Parcher, Amy Mil
Ter, Marie Brands of 0conto Falls, and
Bernice MARRIOTT of Kalamazoo, Mich,
and Messrs Emery James, Emil Tor
gerson, Harry Rylander and Len
Johnson drove to Norrie by automo-
bile and enjoyed a steak supper at
the Kuhlmann cottage.
Mrs. C. w. Chubbuck entertained
the young ladies of her Sunday school
class of the First Presbyterian church
at her home Friday evening. The So
cial evening was in the nature of
farewell for Miss Una Beck, men,
Der of the class, who will soon leave
Wausau to make her home in Mil
waukee.
Mrs. M. C. Ewing entertained the
Garden club members at one o'clock
luncheon today at the Ewing farm.
The following afternoon program was
given:
Roll Call
Competitive Civic Work ----------
--------- Mrs. Henry Smith
Reading -------- Mrs. ]. F. Ross
The Women's Bible class of the
First Presbyterian church spent this
afternoon in working for the Red
Cross at the Y. M. c. A. 1t was the
regular monthly social. but the mem
bers decided to devote the time to
this work.
The First Methodist church will en-
terrain the Wisconsin Annual confer
ence in this city, beginning Septem-
DER D, on the f1aTFdFu pldH. MIS-.
c. S. Gilbert is chairman of the en-
| tertainment committee for this event.
Mrs Albert Johnson and her moth
er, Mrs. Liljeqvist, of the town Of
Maine, entertained the Ladies' Aid So
| ciety of the Swedish Lutheran church
Saturday afternoon at the Johnson
| home.
The congregation and Sunday
school of St. PauPs Evangelical
| church are making arrangements for
a big picnic to be held this month,
Last Saturday evening the young
| people of the First Universalist
| church gave an informal dancing par
| ty in Cyrus Yawkey hall.
Miss Irene Wheeler. daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. o. V. Wheeler, enter
tanned friends Friday evening at her
home on the west side.