Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-05-22

by the couple and the occasion had
been one of much joyousness. Mrs.
Ferdinand Tress, Mrs Carl Wendorf,
| Henry Hanneman and Otto Tress, all
of the town of Stettin, were out of
town guests.
The Art and Literature department
| Of the Ladies Literary club will hold
its May meeting on next Monday after
| noon at the home of Mrs. F. W. Burt,
on East hill. The hoSteSSeS are Mes
DANES Burt, James Haskin, w. H. Os-
borne, S. S. Dingee, Charles Gill and
j. j. Okonesh. The program will open
with roll call, answered to by current
dramatic events. Following this Mrs.
j. P. Briggs will read two of George
Middleton's short plays. The depart
ment has recently studied Mr.. Mid
dleton's life and writings At the close
of the program the members will de-
vote time to planning and deciding
on the line of study to be taken up in
the fall. This will be the final meeting
for this department. 1t will adjourn
until the fourth Monday in September
The Standard Bearers, mission
airy organization of the First Metho-
dist church, had meeting at the par
sonage last evening. This was the
last scheduled meeting of the season,
but the members expect to have
another social meeting next month. A
program was given and the beautiful
missionary story book Ann of Ava"
wasscOmpleted last night Reports were
given on the Thank Offering meeting
and other meetings, and the members
brought their mite boxes. A chapter
is usually read about some great mis-
sionary and last evening the society
read about Henry Martin, a noted mis-
sionary. A social hour followed with
refreshments.
The Heelahdee Campfire group had
a social meeting at the home of Miss
Phoebe Jones Friday evening. Cards
and dancing formed the amusement
Miss Catherine MacGregor will fill the
place of guardian during Miss Jones
absence from the city. Miss Jones
leaves Thursday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. ID. Jones, for a months
visit in the east. Several boy friends
were guests of the organization. A
marshmallow roast and refreshments,
were also enjoyed.
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The Ladies Literary club of this
city has received word from the State
Federation, that the eighth district
convention of Women'S clubs, which
was to have been held at Shawano on
May % and "A, has been indefinitely
postponed. War conditions and Red
Cross interest among the club women
have made the change seem practical
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet in the
church parlors tomorrow afternoon
and should come prepared to work on
materials for the "Y" dormitory. The
entertainers are Mrs. John Mahser,
Mrs. F. E. Charter and Mrs. H. La
Certe. Devotionals, Mrs. Arson Clark.
Miss Vera Brach, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. c. Brach, celebrated her
eighth birthday Sunday by entertain
ing her little girl friends. The chill
dren had a pleasant afternoon play
ing games, followed by a delicious
birthday supper.
Mrs. John M. Lull provided a most
pleasant surprise for the soldier boys
at the armory Friday evening, who are
awaiting orders to join Company G.
The boys were treated to delicious
cake and ice cream.
The H. G. L. Girls club enter
tanned friends at dancing party at st.
James hall Friday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Del Curtis chaperoned the af-
fair.