Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-07-24
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.

SocIal Gatherings OF the Fast Week
In Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.
Tomorrow will take place the we'd
ding of Miss Myrtle Dean, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dean of Ap-
pleton, to Mr.. Frank B. Younger, al
so OF that city. The ceremony will be
performed at the home of the brides,
parents, 755 Oneida street, Appleton.
Mr.. Younger was a member of the
Wausau High school faculty the past
year, being chemistry teacher. He has
been engaged again for the coming
school year.
1t seems that Dan Cupid found his
way into the Wausau schools the past
/ year, and as a result of his good
work, several of our teachers were
married recently. The following have
been married, who taught here: Ruth
| Edgerton of the domestic science de-
partment at the High school: Marie
K. Flower of the English department
at the High school; Marguerite Stock
| well of the English department will
| be united in marriage with Mark
Scholfield this fall Marion Stock
well, teacher in the Grant school.
carrie Madison, teacher in the Lin
coin school,; Evelyn Da Prato.
teacher in the Irving school, and Ell
sic Mohr, teacher in the Columbia
| school. Glen Batesole of the High
school faculty and M. C. Sloniker of
the Washington school, have Joined
the ranks of benedicts. Tomorrow. as
is stated above, Frank B. Younger
will swear off allegiance to bachelor
hood.
A marriage of interest to MANY
Wausau people will take place the
first part of August, when Miss Kath-
crime Alexander, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Alexander of this city. will
become the bride of Mr. John Powers
OF Detroit, Michigan. The marriage
service will be read at st. James
church by Rev. Father C'Toole.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. German will be
the attendants at the ceremony, The
event will be a quiet one. The couple
will make their home in Detroit.
Miss Alexander arrived home from
Duluth last Thursday, where she has
held a responsible position for about
three years. She was private secre-
tary TO the general manager of the
Stone Ordean-W company of Du-
luth.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church will |
hold its postponed meeting at the |
nome of Mrs. S. M. Quaw tomorrow
afternoon. The hostess will be as
sisted by Mrs. Frank Mccullough,
Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Henry Seim. |
MISS Susan Underwood will lead the |
deVotionals. The study of conditions |
IN China will be the topic for the af- |
ternoon. Following is the program:
changing Condition of Chinese
Women" - Mrs. j. A. Underwood |
"China's Educational Problems"
--------------- Mrs. w. w. Gamble
Mission School Problems" -
------------- Mrs. G. F. Woodward |
The members of the First Presbv
terrain church choir enjoyed their reg
ular monthly social Wednesday even
ing 1nG the nature of picnic at Roth
schlld park. The Presbyterian sing
ers had their supper served at a long
table in the open under the pine trees.
The decorations were field daisies and
greens. Following the supper an in
formal social time was enjoyed, Mr..
and Mrs. Howell H. Humphrey were
guests of honor. Mr.. Humphrey has
been member of the choir for some
time They recently returned to the
city from a honeymoon trip. Mrs.
John S. Landon of Medford, was an out
OF town guest. About thirty enjoyed |
the picnic. This was the last social
meeting of the choir until fall. r.
A mum yer of Wausau young people |
are enjoying house party at the
Turner cottage on the Chain o. Lakes
at Waupaca. The following are in
cluded in the party: Misses Paula
komers, Florence Kelly, Jean Gill
bert, Agnes Laut, Louise Rosenberg
and Leona Ruder and George and
Charles Turner, George Berkholder
George Rick, Harold Skinner and
Douglas Mcdonald of Oshkosh. Mrs
j. L. Komers and Mrs. A. M. Skinner
will act as chaperones.
Last Wednesday afternoon Miss
Marie Musch was united in marriage
with Frank Jaeger at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. T. ]. Schott. The service
was performed by Rev. George C.
Schroedel in the presence of few in
innate friends. Miss Elsie Frenzy and
Miss Laura Kroeger of Milwaukee.
and William and Arthur Musch, broth
ers of the bride, were the young cou-
pies attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Jaeger
will make their home in Wausau.
Mr.. Taylor of Green Bay, mem
Der of the Baptist state church edifice
committee, was in the city the past |
week to talk over the matter of the |
remodeling of the First Baptist church |
here with members of that church. |
On Thursday a one o'clock luncheon |
was served at the church in honor of |
Mr.. Taylor, after which discussion |
was held on the matter stated above. |
Nothing definite was decided during |
his visit here.
Miss Catherine Mathie entertained |
at dinner-dance party last Wednes- |
day evening, honoring her guest, Miss |
Monica Seaman of Chicago. A de- |
liciOus four course dinner was served |
at the Mathie home at small tables |
prettily decorated with daisies and |
roses. Following the dinner the guests |
were taken to Rothschild pavilion in |
automobiles, where dancing was en-
joyed.
The Missionary society of the First |
Baptist church was entertained at the |
home of Mrs. G. d. Jones last We'd |
nesday afternoon. Following a short |
business meeting, at which time Mrs. |
o. V. Wheeler was elected president |
of the society, this Office not having |
been filled at the general business |
meeting in the spring, Mrs. S. B. To-
hey and Mrs. w. R. Chellis gave read |
ings on the Reformation.