Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-04-10

/ pranO, presented a pleasing program
| before the members of the Tuesday
Musical club and others at the Wau-
sau club house last Tuesday after
noon. Miss Knowlton's colorful So
| prano is delightful and supplemented
| by the charm and graciousness of her
| manner made wonderfully entertain
ing and successful program. The en-
tire recital of Tuesday was well up
to the high standard of previous pro-
grams of the Artist numbers, and the
| temperament and interpretative sym
patty of her voice was prefectly por-
| trayed in the varied, yet harmonious
program presented. Mrs. E. C. Dawley
played accomplishments for Miss
| Knowlton in her usual pleasing way
| Tuesdays program was arranged by
Mesdames Sisson and Boettcher, and
Miss Silverthorn.
The last program of the club for this
season will be held in May, when a
choral program is scheduled to take
| place.
The Wausau Life Insurance associ-
alton had meeting Monday evening"
April End, at the guild hall in St
Johns Episcopal church, where the
ladies of St. Martha's guild served a
| $50 O'Clock dinner. j. c. Foute of
Oshkosh, superintendent of Agencies
| of the Wisconsin National Life Insur-
| ance company, also monologue artist
entertained the underwriters in very
pleasing way. He also rendered vocal
solo selections, and in the chorus of
"'The Good Old U. S. A." he was joined
| by the entire gathering. The regular
business meeting was also conducted
during the evening and open discus
sions held There was a large attend
ance and two new members were taken
in. Mr.. Foute, during his business
visit in the city, was a guest of Del
| Curtis, the local representative of the
Wisconsin National Life Insurance
company. He departed for his home
in Oshkosh last Tuesday morning.
Miss Madeline Komers was the host
| ess Saturday afternoon at a delight
full Easter party at her home, go
First street. The decorations included
cut flowers, plants and Easter lilies,
the color scheme being white, yellow
and green. Four tables of five hun
dred were played and prizes went to
| Miss Aurora Halder and Miss Mag
| dalena Mohr. After the afternoons
| play delicious refreshments were
| served by Miss Paula Komers and
| Miss Louise Rosenberg. Music also
furnished entertainment for the guests
Miss Louise Rosenberg rendered Sc
| lections on the ukelele and Miss Paula
included Misses Ruth Hooper, Leona
Ruder, April Ellis, Esther Werle, Au-
rora Halder, Leona Halder, Paula
| Ruder, Bernice Towle, Ana Skinner,
Linda Werle, Margaret Barwig, Mag
| dalena Mohr, Helen Genrich, Esther
Luebchow and Misses Eleanor FAIL
and Marion Theisen of Green Bay, who
are guests of Miss Aurora Halder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moody King
| of Dyersburg, Tennessee, have issued
invitations to the marriage Of their
| daughter, Miss Virginia Stevens King,
| to Mr.. August Robert Kickbusch, of
Wausau, Wisconsin. The wedding will
| take place at the home of the brides
parents on Thursday evening, April
| 10, at eight o'clock. They will be at
home in this city at 513 Grant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kickbusch, Miss
Nina and August Kickbusch leave for
Dyersburg next Monday. c.. A. Glass,
of this city will also be among the
guests at the wedding.
Miss Gertrude Sell entertained at a
kitchen shower at her home, 312 East
Washington street, Monday evening,
April End, honoring Miss Meta Knoll,
who is to be an April bride. The
guests enjoyed the evening playing
cinch, and Miss Nina Haertel and Miss
Emma Koehler received the prizes for
high scores. The consolation prize
went to Mrs Emil Knoll The hostess
served dainty refreshments at the close
Nof the evening"
Mrs. Charles Peth, Mrs Albert Bald
win, Mrs. Sam Quaw, Mrs. Joe Nc
Innis, Mrs. John Howarth and little
daughter, Helen of this city, attended
a meeting of the Swastika club of
Merrill, entertained at the home of
Mrs. A. Fleming in that city, the past
week. Mrs. Fleming entertains the
club every year, making it an annual
affair. The above named are among
the honorary members.
The Monday Evening Five, Hundred
club was entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Walker on Thurs
day evening of the past week instead
of on Monday evening. Mrs. William
Mccormick and Mr. Walker were the
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