Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-07
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.

MISS f16t0n SlSSOu entertained the
members of the Heelahdee Campfire
Friday afternoon at & ceremonial
meeting. Tie initiation of three new
members opened the afternoon meet
ing, Misses Irene Wheeler, Aida Miller
and Winifred Hudson being initiated
into the order. Misses Irene Mar
ceau and Helen Sission were given
woodgatherers' rings, the rank OF
woodgatherer being conferred on
these two young ladies. Miss Louise
Tobey received the rank of firemaker
and ring for that rank Miss Phoebe
Jones, guardian of the order, pre-
sented Misses Lenore Martin and
Irene Marceau with honor beads for
craft work. After the ceremonial. the
members enjoyed social time with
the serving of refreshments.
The members of the campfire will
meet at the home of Miss Louise To-
hey this Friday afternoon. The life
and works of Beethoven" will be taken
up for the afternoon.
Mrs. M. H. Duncan was the hostess
at luncheon-auction party last We'd
nesday afternoon, honoring her cou-
sin, Mrs. Henry Clement, Of st. Paul.
A five course luncheon was served to
the twenty guests at tables prettily
decorated with centerpieces of yellow
and pink flowers in baskets. Auction
was played during the afternoon, and
high scores were made by Mrs. T. C.
Meyer and Mrs. George Halder. Mrs,
Clement received a pretty guest prize.
Mrs. Harry Yost of Mosinee, was an
out of town guest at the party. Dur
ing the afternoon the guests were al
so entertained with vocal selections
by Miss Leona Halder, accompanied
on the piano by Miss Marie Clement,
of st. Paul. Miss Gretchen Morgan
also gave recitations.
The following young people enjoyed
a pleasant outing at Rothschild park
last Wednesday afternoon and even
ing: Misses Belva and Elvina Hagna,
and their guest, Miss Ruth Zwickey,
of lola, Esther Oswald, Verna Gems
mann, Isabelle Launsbery, Merle and
Evelyn Gill, and their guest, Miss
Helen Kurtz of Merrill, and Katherine
Geier, and Messrs. Leo Pleier, How
ard Wilterding, Arthur Goerling, Nor
man Johnson, Harry Ziegler, Jack
Nicolls, Ansel Olson, Carl Kroening,
Winfield Wendorf and Cecil Coel. The
young people had Swimming party
followed by delicious picnic lunch
served in the dining room of the pa
vilion. In the evening dancing was en-
joyed.
Mrs. George Halder entertained at
a pretty afternoon auction party last
Thursday, complimentary to her cou-
sin, Mrs. Henry Clement, of st. Paul.
Cards were played at six tables, and
high scores were made by Mrs. Frank
Morgan and Mrs. Roy Duncan. A
guest prize was presented to Mrs.
Clement. Following the afternoons
play delicious lunch was served.
The affair was patriotic party, the
decorations being red, white and blue
flowers with flags and other appro-
pirate patriotic emblems. During the
afternoon Miss Leona Halder rendered
vocal selections with Miss Marie
Clement of st. Paul, as accompanist.
In place of the regular Presby-
terrain Missionary meeting tomorrow
afternoon the members are requested
to meet from 3 to $50 o'clock in the
Red Cross rooms at the Y. NJ. C. A.
The committee in charge of the regu-
lar entertainment of the missionary
meeting for this month, includes Mrs.
A. B. Rosenberg, Mrs. James Mont
gomery, Mrs. Chris Lund, Mrs. C. H.
Peth and Miss Louise Underwood. In
place Of the serving of refreshments
the above committee will use their re-
freshment money for the purchasing
of bibles for soldiers.
Miss Alice Welsh was the honored
guest at farewell party given by
Miss Selma Polster the past week.
During the evening five hundred was
played and prizes went to Miss Frieda
Reetz and Miss Rose Whalen. Music
and dancing also furnished enter
tainment. At the close of delightful
time lunch was served. Miss Welsh
departed the past week for Everett,
Wash, where she will live in the flu
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Komers and Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Neuling entertained at
five hundred party last Friday even
ing, honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Clement of st. Paul. Cards were
played at five tables, and high scores
went to Mrs. C. A. Barwig and A.
H. Schmidt. MIR. and Mrs. Clement
received guest prizes. After the even
ing's play delicious lunch was served
at tables decorated with centerpieces
of flowers.
Miss Edith Sloan entertained a
party of her friends at the bathing
beach last Sunday evening for her
guests, Misses Alma Seidel and
Martha Steger of Marshfield. The af-
fair was in the nature of a SWIM
ming party followed by the partaking
of a lunch The hOnOrpd pupstS have