Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-27
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In WauSau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.


club. Mr.. Nickel is a member of the
National Food administration and his
talk which was along the lines of his
work, was helpful in many ways in
demonstrating food conservation; tell
ing of results of the work being done
and of much that can still be accom-
plished His talk was entertaining
and informing Those ladies who
participated in the recent food cam
paign in our city, together with the
Council of Defense we're invited to
attend the meeting as guests of the
club and consequently had the priv
ilege of hearing Mr.. Mickers address.
members only, which was held be-
fore the lecture, the president an
nOunced the names of four members,
who have recently joined the club.
They are Mrs. M. Secor, Mrs. August
Kickbusch, Mrs. R. w. Jones and Mrs.
c. H. Hooker. The afternoon was in
charge of the Home and Education
department of which Mrs. w. B. Helm
emann is chairman. AS there will
be no meetings during the month of
December, the club adjourned to
meet the first Monday of the new
year.
The choir of the First Presbyterian
church rendered another of it's month
ly song services last Sunday evening
at the church. The program was ap-
propriate to the Thanksgiving season.
The numbers given by the full choir
included praise the Lord, o Jerusa-
lem," Il Will Magnify Thee" Great
and Marvellous" 81 Will Extol Thee"
(from "Eli') with violin) angel of
Peace" American Hymn, How Beau
tiful Upon the Mountains" Mrs. P. l..
Sisson gave a solo number and DR.. D. ].
Williams gave a brief talk on ENTER
Into His Gates With Thanksgiving"
The December song service will in
clude Christmas numbers.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the First Presbyterian church will give
an enjoyable social Friday evening of
this week in the chdrch parlors. The
guests are to come costumed to rep
resent song. During the evening
the various songs represented will
be sung. Lively games, entirely new,
such as Indoor Golf" and "a Hunt
For Time" and others are to be
played. A lunch will also be served
during the evening. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to friends Of the
lEndeavor society and the young peo-
pie of the church.
Mrs. H. H. Scholfield was hostess
at a pleasant auction party on Satur-
day afternoon given in compliment to
Mrs. Mark Scholfield and Miss Mar
garet Haseltine Seven tables were
occupied and the favor for the high
| est score was awarded to Miss Marie
Bird. A five o'clock luncheon was
| served at the close of the game. Out
| of town guests who enjoyed the oc-
| casion were: Mrs. William Hart, Chi
| cago; Mrs. Geo. Wilson, Minocqua
Mrs. Edgar Wilson, Wardner, B. c.,
and Miss Ethel Puchner, Wittenberg.
|
The Monday Evening Study club
was entertained at the home of the
Misses Hoeflinger last evening. AUG
ton and knitting was the evenings
entertainment Miss Minnie Smith
had the high score in the game OF
cards A lunch was served. The clut
members will be guests of the Misses
Hoeflinger again next Monday even
ing, at which time the program viii
be:
Reading-"Her Husbands Wife,
Thomas ---- Miss Nell Dunbar
Reading Mrs. T. H. Rya1
The Workers Conference Of thu
First Baptist Sunday school will b.
held at the church tomorrow even
ing. The program will include tn
following discussions: Cradle Rol
Department" by Mrs. ]. B. Goerling
Echoes from State Sunday Schoo
Convention" by Miss Myrtle Lille
"The Baptist Sunday School Stand
: ard with Special References to Mem
bership, Cradle Roll and Home De
partments," by I. c. Painter.
On Wednesday evening the Inter
mediate department of the First I'm
versalist Sunday school will be eI
tertained at Cyrus Yawkey hall. Tt
older members of the Sunday scho'
. will enjoy a party on Thursday ever
ing, and on Saturday afternoon tt
primary department will be ente
tanned.
{ The Monday Evening Five Hundre
club was entertained at the nome
Mr.. land Mrs William Mccormick la
evening. High scores were made
s Miss Isabelle Walker and Frank Dire
o er. A lunch followed the evening
l. play. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dreyer vi
V entertain next Monday evening.
Miss Nina Jacobs of Wausau a
= Channy Cross of Milwaukee we
- married by Rev. W. H. Gould at t
UniversaIist parsonage Wednesdf
They will make their home in M
waukee.
Mrs. W. A. Ladwig entertained
an informal five o'clock tea Thu
day afternoon for Miss Dorothy Cla
of Tomahawk. The honored guest