Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-04-17

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district meeting in Shawano in May:
Mesdames c. H. Ingraham, W. E.
| Hudtloff, S. NJ. Quaw, Charles Feath-
ers and Miss Cora Lansing. The al
| ternates appointed are: Mesdames
w. A. Evers. w. R. Chellis. H. ].
Evans, J. j. Okoneski and c. H. Hook
err. The secretary was instructed to
cast the ballot for the following tick
ct through the coming year:
President-Mrs. c. H. Ingraham
1st Vice Pres.-Mrs. Chas Feathers
End Vice Pres.-Mrs. S. S. Dingee.
Rec. Sec'y-Mrs. Charles Dodge.
Cor. Sec'y-Mrs. R. B. Young.
Treasurer Mrs. A. H. Zimmerman
The May meeting will close the
years work.
The Wausau Young Peoples Chris
tan union had very interesting meet
| ing at the First Methodist church last
Sunday evening. Gerald Hyde acted as
| leader of the meeting. Paul Tobey
rendered vocal solo and Mr.. Hyde
gave a violin SOLO Miss Blanche Lam
pert assisted with piano music. T. F..
| Schroeder of Milwaukee, who has re-
Gently returned from the European
war zone, gave an address before the
young people on Prison Life In Euro
pean War Camps" He told of the ter
rlble existing conditions in the coun-
tries across the sea due to the war,
and of his personal experiences. While
over in that country Mr. Schroeder
was connected with Y M. c. A. work.
A pretty afternoon party was given
by members of the Card club, includ-
ing teachers of our city, last Satur-
day, at the F. w. Genrich home, 724
Grand avenue. Each member had an
invited guest and six tables of auc-
ton were played. High score was
made by Miss Faye Aldrich, teacher
in the Franklin school. Miss Doro-
thy Kline of Milwaukee, who was a
guest of Miss Edith Cramer, a teacher
in the Humboldt school, and Miss Ed
ma Kuehn of West Salem, guest of
Miss Esther Marcou, a teacher in the
Grant school, received pretty guest
prizes. At the close of the afternoons
play delicious lunch was served.
A public card party was given in
the dining hall of st. Mary's new
school house last evening by ladies of
st. Marys church. Cinch and five
hundred was played at thirty tables.
The fortunate prize winners for the
evenings play were: Cinch-Mrs. ].
Metz, Mrs. o. Gaetzman, Rev. FIR F. j.
Hauck and Charles Dernbach; Five
hundred-Mrs. w. o. Schmidt Mrs.
W. j. Kaulbach, Orville Suhr and Fred
Kimball. Following the cards the
committee in charge of this social
affair served a delicious lunch
The first rehearsal for the May must
cal to be given under the auspices of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M. G. A,
was held Wednesday evening at the
"Y" building. Nearly one hundred
Wausau voices responded and the fes-
tival will be one of the largest must
Gals ever given in this city. From all
indications it will undoubtedly be a
big success. ]. A. Rowley is directing
the affair. The next practice evening
will be tomorrow at eight o'clock at
the ''Y''
A business and social meeting was
held by the Young Peoples Sodality
of ST. Marys church Thursday even
ing. During the business meeting the
members decided to stage the play,
"Fabiola," presentation of early Ro-
man life, on Sunday evening, May 9Th.
They also made plans for a public
dancing party for Friday evening,
April goth. DR.. Podruch addressed the
sodality on "the Care of the Teeth"
during the evenings meeting.
The Monday Evening Study club
met at the home of The Misses Silver
thorn last evening, and the program
carried out as published in last Tues
days paper. Next Monday evening the
club members will be again enter
tanned by the Misses Silverthorn. The
program is scheduled as follows:
Roll Call-Current Events
Reading-"Certain South American
traits" ------ Mrs. T. H. Ryan
Paper-"The Straits of Magellan"
Observation-Disclosures Miss Cora Lansing
The fifth annual dancing party was
given by the N. Y. X. club last We'd
nesday evening at Elks' hall. This
dance proved as enjoyable as previ-
GUS dances given by this popular club,
and the members know how to royal
ly entertain their guests. The club
colors were used effectively in the dec
orations of the ball room. Several out
of town guests attended.
Ben Kuebler, who was home from
the University of Wisconsin, the past
week, entertained few of his Wau-
sau friends Friday evening for his
guest, Robert Gilman, of Oshkosh. Mr..
Gilman departed for his home Sat
urday morning. Mr. Kuebler returned
to Madison this morning.
Miss Hazel Kalk was rendered
miscellaneous shower Friday evening
at the home of Miss Hester Schaum-
burger, by friends. During the even