Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-10-02

row afternoon in the Presbyterian
parlors. Invitations have been sent
out to over one hundred babies and
large attendance is looked for, this
being the annual Cradle Roll party.
This department includes the tiny
babies and those up to four years of
age
The Beginners department of the
Presbyterian Sunday school has also
been invited to the party. The af-
ternoon program will be as follows:
DR.. d. J. Williams viii lead Devo-
tionals.
Mrs. D. ]. Williams = Talk to
Mothers.
Mrs. NJ. Secor-Solo.
Cornelia Flieth-Recitation
Mrs. C. G. Krueger-Lullabies from
Other Lands.
Julia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Miss Edna Chellis-Reading.
Mrs. M. Secor and Mrs. Charles
Hooker-March.
The church will be prettily decorat-
ed in a color scheme of pink Little
tables will be arranged for the babies
through the center of the dining room,
while the mothers will sit in a cir
Gle about these little ones, when all
will partake of the dainty refresh
re tr, no 20,
the afternoon are Mesdames Charles
Peth, who is superintendent of the
Cradle Roll department, J. E. George,
B. A. Benson and ]. E. McKahan and
Miss Emily Chubbuck
The Tuesday Musical club opened
its twenty-second season this after
noon at the Wausau club house, with
song recital by Miss Clementine
Malek, of Milwaukee, on the program.
Miss Malek has appeared before Wau-
sau audiences before, having been
here with the Dvorak Trio in chautau-
qua. She is a soprano of recognized
worth in musical circles. Endowed
| with a natural singing voice, Miss
Malek has received the best of train
ing and her superior technique is
saved from becoming mere technique
| by her real sympathy of interpreta-
ton. The years program of the Tues
day Musical club was published in
| our last issue.
Following is this afternoons pro-
| gram:
Ia Sylvelin -------------S inding
b At the Ball -Tchalkowsky
C lie Violette I'm Italian) --------
| 2-Aria from "Manon" Qn French)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Massenet
"a Deep River Burleigh
b Spring Singing MacFayden
C Call Me No More Cadman
| "A Red, Red Rose Cottenet
b Pierrot --------------Ru ebner
Open Secret WOOdman
The Young Peoples Sodality of St.
Mary's church had business and
social meeting combined at ST. Mary's
auditorium Thursday evening. The
members made plans for the fall and
winter entertainment. A Halloween
dancing party will be given this
month. A play or light opera was
also decided upon and will be given
during the fall season. After the bus
| mess session the members had a
| pleasant social time. At the evening
services Friday new members will be
| received into the Sodality, after which
all will go to the school auditorium
| where the committee in charge have
provided amusement for the evening.
| Mrs. c. F. Dunbar and daughters,
| Miss Nell and Miss Margaret, enter
| tanned friends at dinner on Sunday at
| the Wausau club house, at which time
Miss Margaret Dana and Mr.. Frank
| Daniels were the honored guests. Din
ner was served at one, covers being
| placed for ten. Later the party en-
| joyed an auto ride to Athens, return
ing home in the evening. 1t was one
events that have been given for Miss
Dana and Mr.. Daniels.
| Delegates from Arbutus lodge No.
the district meeting at Tomahawk
Thursday. Mrs. Dagmar Nelson OF
Amigo, vice president of the lodge,
was in charge of the meeting. The
semi annual meeting of the Rebekahs
of this district will be held in this
city in February. A very good meet
ing was held at Tomahawk followed
by the serving of supper to the
delegates and visitors.
The annual fall picnic of the Wau-
sau Business college was enjoyed
Thursday by the faculty and students
of that school. The trip to the foot Of
Rib mountain was made by auto, after
which they climbed the huge hill. A
picnic dinner was served, and in The
late afternoon returned again b!
auto.
The members of the Milowiki clul