Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-06-19

social meeting and about twenty-four
were present. The members discussed
Red Cross work and expect to give
one evening a week for awhile to
this work. They will receive instruc-
lions as what to do from a local COM
mittee. who has had Red Cross work
in charge in Wausau. The society is
planning on deyoting Monday even
ings to Red Cross work. Definite
arrangements have not been made.
They also took up the discussion
of Students Recognition night. Ar
rangements are being made for a pro-
gram for Sunday. Students of this
church who have been away to schools
are now at home, and these gifted
young people will appear on the pro-
gram.
The hostess served a dainty lunch
at the close of the evening.
Mrs. Mary L. Downs, of Chicago,
high vice chief ranger, is in the city
today to attend the special meeting
of. st. Cecilia Court, No. $50, Wom-
ans Catholic Order of Foresters. at
ST. Marys auditorium this evening. A
banquet will be served in st. Mary's
dining room followed by class initia-
ton, there being several candidates to
be taken into the order. A business
meeting will be held at which time
Mrs. Downs will speak to the mem
bers. 1t is expected that several of
the neighboring places will be repre-
sented at the meeting.
Miss MONEYS Sunday school class
at st. James church have finished fif-
teen sewing kits and one hundred
yards of bandages, which will be sent
with other articles to Company G.
Miss Antoinette Huntington is In
charge of the sending of these arti-
Giles. The girls in Miss MONEYS Sun
day school class are now as busy as
bees making good home made candy
to raise enough money to pay their
Liberty Loan bond which they pur-
chased last week.
The N. Y. x. club will give public
patriotic dancing party at the Eagles
hall next Friday evening. The Col
umbia orchestra will furnish music.
Dancing will be enjoyed until 12:45
o'clock. Favors in the form of min
iature flags will be given away. The
committee in charge of this affair in
cludes Glenn Helling, chairman, Win
field Wendorf and julius Kopplin. No
ladies will be admitted without es-
cortS.
The young people of the Wayside
Sunday school, a Presbyterian mis-
sion, will give an entertainment Oh
Friday evening, June % A free-will
will be taken, the money to be
used to buy chairs for the Sunday
school. The Mems Bible class and c.
E. society of the Presbyterian church
are planning to attend Others are
invited. Their Sunday school picnic
will also be held in the near future
Leonard VAIL entertained at stag
dinner party at his home on Sturgeon
Eddy road, last evening. The din
ing room was beautifully decorated
with red carnations and smilaX. Gov
ers were arranged for ten, and a de-
licious dinner was served. The host
then entertained his guests at the
alter party.
Mrs. A. H. Reid, Miss Jeanette
Reid and Miss Mary Anderson have
gone to the Reid cottage on Lake
at Hazelhurst. The Misses
Reid and Anderson will entertain
from Milwaukee Downer
college at house party this week,
their guests arriving Thursday.
The Ladies Aid society picnic of
the First Methodist church will be
held tomorrow noon, at Rothschild
park. The West Side society is cor
daily invited to participate. Those
who cannot bring provisions are asked
to contribute a little money. Also
bring cup, plate, fork and spoon
An interesting program was given
by St. Stephens church band at the
church Friday evening. The program
included musical selections, recita-
tions, readings, etc. A short play,
'Pepita's Verlobung," or "Pepita's En-
gagement," proved very entertaining
OCAdLOl wi w w. AlDGTS nave
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Ruth Hermione, to
Mr.. Gooding Norton Kelly, of Mil
The Wausau Liederkranz and Wau-
sau Sharpshooters will have picnic
at the shooting park, Sunday June a.
The Columbia band will furnish music
The Argyle club made plans at
business meeting Wednesday evening,
u give dancing party, Friday even
ing, Junc %. at Krcening's hall.
The Young Peoples sodality of ST.
Mary's church entertained at a de-
lightful dancing party last Thursday
evening in ST. Mary's auditorium.
The Little Ladies' League of tbs
West Side had picnic at the fair
grounds Friday.
The Mary Poor Memorial picnic is
being held today at the fair grounds.