Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-05-08

Last Tuesday afternoon at a meet
ing of Lady Wastel review, No. s
Ladies of the Maccabees, at Castle
hall, a Maccabees Soldiers aid aux
iliary was organized with Mrs. w. r
| Chellis as president and Mrs. Edmund
Jacques as secretary and treasurer
| The auxiliary is organized under the
! auspices of the group of Wausau
| ladies who have been working for the
French wounded soldiers. The pur-
| pose of this society is to sew for sol
der hospitals and camps. The auXil-
larry has decided on Tuesday after
noon, May 18th, when benefit card
party will take place at Castle hall.
The marriage of Miss Mary Duff of
| Oak Harbor, Ohio, and Carl Thorn of
| Ell PasO, Texas, was selemniZed on
Saturday at the Episcopal church at
Tucson, Ariz. This event is of inter
est to Wausau people, as the young
couple are well known here. The
| bride was a member Of the science de-
partment of the Wausau High school
| faculty for five years. Mr.. Thorn is
a brother of Mrs. d. J. Murray, Jr and
| has often visited here. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Thorn have hosts of friends in
Wausau who wish them all good things
in this life.
st. Cecelias Court, No $751; Wom-
ems Catholic Order of Foresters, held
ing at K. c. hall A large class of
mi or
this ceremony, the company enjoyed a
game of five hundred, the favors be-
ing won by Mrs. Mary Strupp and
Mrs. Margaret Marson. Later in the
evening a delicious lunch was served.
The court is now planning to give a
dancing party for the new members
at it's next regular meeting, which
will he held next Tuesday evening.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the NJ. E. church enjoyed an interesting
meeting on Wednesday afternoon in
the church parlors. A symposium Of
mission york was feature. This was
followed by a Mission playlet, How
Not To Do It," in which nine mem
bers took part A May tea was served
by the members of the Standard Bear
ers' society. A long table was prettily
arranged with greens and spring flow
ers. Miss Helen Cook and Miss Clara
Giles presided at the table.
The Health committee of the Ladies'
Literary club met yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. F. p Stone. 1t
was the final meeting Of the year and
the time was given to reports and a
summary of the years work. The COM
mittee has been very helpful in many
ways to the sick and needy of the city
and the report shows a profitable year.
The ladies of the committee expect
soon to make a second visit to the new
sanatorium recently opened at Rib
river.
Mrs J. n. Manson was hostess to
| the Garden clue today at one o'clock
/ luncheon. The program given in the
| { fternoon included roll call followed
| by a paper by Mrs. w. II. Nablo, whose
subject was Color Schemes in the
/ Garden" Miss Anne Huntington gave
an appropriate reading. Miss Emma
Conley was the guest Of honor of the
/ club at luncheon.
The announcement Of the marriage
/ of Miss Marie A. Denk TO Mr.. Herman
H. Fabian Of Saynor, has been received
| The marriage took place on the 1st
| day of May.
Mrs. I. G. Painter entertainment the
ladies Of the High school faculty last
Saturday afternoon at an informal tea
Knitting was the order Of the after
noon.
Mrs. c. G. Pier entertained a few
friends informally on Saturday after.
noon, the occasion being her birthday
ANNIVERSARY.