Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-10-23

Mrs. Paul A. Riebe was given q
pleasant surprise last Friday even
| ing at the home of Mrs. Gustav Muel-
Ter by the members of st. Paul's. Sew
| ing society. Mrs. Riebe had been in
vited to the Mueller home for dinner
on that evening, about eight O'Clock
| the members of the society appeared
at the Mueller home, and completely
surprised Mrs. Riebe. The affair was
in the nature of farewell as the hon
ored guest, will leave soon for Cal
ifornia with her husband, where they
will make their future home. A most
enjoyable evening" was spent with
guessing contests and games for en-
tertainment. The following ladies re-
| ceived clever prizes: Mrs. w. F. Neu-
ling, Mrs. Lambrecht, Mrs. August
Boettcher, Mrs. George Belanger, Mrs
John Dern and Mrs. K. Hoepke. Mrs
Riebe was presented with beautiful
pearl pin, as a remembrance from the
society members. The evening closed
with the serving of delicious refresh
ments.
William Andrews entertained the
members of the K K. ks Thursday
evening. The boys planned to give a
Halloween dancing party on Wednes-
day evening, October 81, probably at
the K. C. hall. Carl Helke, Jr., and
Cecil Coel were appointed to make
arrangements for this social affair
The club also decided to collect mag
azines and send to the soldier boys,
and Walter Albers, Louis Leak, Jrr
and Bernard Laabs, Jr., were appoint
ed a committee to look after this.
Harold S. Dyer was appointed leader
of the club and gave talk on 'The
followed the business meeting. NAL
colin GriswOld gave a Jewish mono
logue and Carl Helke, Jr., entertained
with a solo number, with Louis Leak
Jr., as accompanist. st the close OF
the evening refreshments were served
The boys had a very pleasant even
ing. The club will be entertained at
the home of Bernard Laabs, Jr., Thurs
day evening of this week.
A Red Cross benefit card party was
given by the ladies of st. James
church yesterday afternoon at the K
C. rooms. The hostesses included Mrs
Oran Liljeqvist and Mrs. H. l.. Vach-
reau, chairmen of the Red Cross work
of st. James church, assisted by Mrs
Del Curtis, Mrs. r. M. Frawley, Mrs
George Viele and Mrs. L. Raduechel
Fifteen tables of auction and five hun
dred were in play. Refreshments
were served during the afternoon. The
party was a success and the proceeds
will be used in getting children's
clothes for our allies.
The Monday Evening Five Hundred
| club was entertained at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Empey on Wash
| ington street, last evening. In the
| game of five hundred Mrs. w. w
Walker and ]. r. Green received priz
es. Following the evenings play re
| freshments were served. The club viii
meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Ed. Jess next Monday evening.
The knights of Columbus Socia
club will give a carnival Halloween
dancing party at st. Mary's schoo
house Tuesday evening. October &c
Several interesting features are be
ing planned, among which are JAZZ
music, the distribution of favors, etc
Decorations suggestive of the Hallow
cen season will be used.
st. Teresa's society of st. Michael
church gave card party Sunda
evening in st. Michaers hall. Prize
in the game of cinch went to Mis-
Rose Edenhofer, Mrs. r. M. Frawle
and Mrs. Leo Belka, John Skarwecl
and Peter Laskowski. After the card
light refreshments were served.
The Garden club met this after
noon at three o'clock at the home
Mrs. H. ]. Evans. The following pre-
gram was given:
Roll Call
Paper-'The Flora of Our ISLAM
Possessions"-Miss Nina Kickbusch.
Reading-Mrs. Russell Lyon.
Mrs. C. S. Gilbert entertained h'
: Sunday school class of the Fir
2 Methodist church last Saturday wit
an automobile ride to Merrill.
e The Ladies Aid society Of the r
formed church will conduct an aprc
sale at the D. A. Q. V. hall on Thur
day, Oct. rs.
r The Woman's Mission circle of Il
+ First Universalist church will me
with Mrs. Carl Paff, 500 Grand aYenu
next Friday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Of the First I'm
t versalist church is having Rummai
Sale at ia washington st.