Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-06-26
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.

A large number of guests were pres
ent at the banquet given atSt. Mary's
dining room, in the new st. Mary's
school house, last Tuesday evening,
by ST. Cecelia's court, No. 357,
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters.
The affair was given in honor of Miss
Mary L. Downs, vice chief ranger of
Chicago. The decorations Of iris and
bridal wreath were in color scheme
of yellow and white, the court colors.
Place cards of red, white and blue
added a patriotic appearance. Vic
trola music was enjoyed during the
banquet hour Mrs. n. p. Molter
acted as toastmistress, and Miss Mary
L. Downs, Rev. Father j. B. Hauck,
DR.. R. M. Frawley Mrs. P. Malloy
and Mrs. Frank Helling responded.
Following the serving of the banquet
Misses Viola Strupp and Leona
Myshka rendered vocal numbers and
Miss Margaret Merklein gave a read
the young ladies' team of st. Cecelias'
court followed by the drill of the
W. c.. O. +. Sixteen new members
were taken into the order. Miss
Downs then gave talk and compli-
mented the local court on its large
membership and the work it is &C
complishing. She told the gathering
of the good results obtained since
the girls club rooms in Chicago had
been established under the directions
of Lady Foresters. Miss Downs is
the field agent Of the order for this
state. and at the present time is
taking trips throughout Wisconsin in
the interest of courts.
Last Wednesday evening Miss jose
phine Taegge, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Taegge of Edgar, be-
came the bride of Fred Henry Buell.
of this city. The service was read by
Rev. Wilkinson of Athens, at the
home of the BRIDES parents. Mrs.
Ben Witte of Edgar was matron of
honor. The bridesmaids were Misses
May and Della Holub and Miss Irene
Ciniman of Wausau, and Miss Irene
Taegge of Edgar. Clifford Buell. of
Milwaukee was best man, and Adolph
Holub, Jr., and Larain Smalley, of
Wausau, Lawrence Robbins of Green
Bay and Ray Peters of Racine were
the ushers. Geraldine Wagner and
Marie Mcdonald were flower girls.
The following from Wausau attended
the wedding: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Holub,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Ciniman, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Smalley, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ronek, Mrs. Caroline Schroeder, Mrs.
Mary Chervenk, Misses Geneyieve and
Mildred Ronek, and Marvin Holub of
this city.
Last Wednesday afternoon, Miss
Anna Schulz, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Schulz of Merrill, and An
ton Hammer of Ripon were united
in marriage at the home of the brides
parents. Rev. NJ. M. Schmidt of
Merrill and Rev. f. G. Kuether of
| Ripon, uncle of the bride, performed
the ceremony. The attendants were
Miss Martha Schulz and Walter
Detert of Wausau and Miss Mathilda
Schulz and Louis Hammer of Ripon.
The following Wausau people attend
ed the wedding: Mrs. E. e. Hoff,
| Mrs. Robert Kollath and daughter,
Miss Anna, Mrs. Bertha Bauman,
| Ferd. Kuether and family, and Mrs.
Fred Fandry.
The following party, including sew
eral local persons, returned to their
homes on last Friday after having
spent week at Waupaca lakes at the
Stevens Point cottage: The Misses
Marian Jackson and Mary Jones of
Grand Rapids, Miss Lucille Lawrence
Of Wausau, Maynard Mizel of New
York City, Clarence Coye of this city,
Leslie Shallberg of Moline, ILL.,, Albert
Johnson of Wausau and Miss Ruth
Oster of this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Rumsey of Grand Rapids also accom-
1 panied the party and acted as chap
/ erones.-Stevens Point Gazette.
Miss Martha F. Gilbertson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gilbertson
of this city, and Orrin Findall of
Wittenberg were united in marriage
at the Emmanuel Norwegian Lutheran
church Wednesday by Rev. O. T. Doe
They were attended by Miss Grace
Findall of Wfttenberg as maid of
honor, Miss Mabel Olson and Miss
Ella Erlandson as bridesmaids. and
Arthur Findall and AnSel Gilbertson
After July Is, they will be at home
at 3l2 Fourth avenue, this city. Mr..
Findall is employed as clerk in Wau-
slu.
The members of the Discussion
club ofthe First Baptist church and
friends spent pleasant evening at
the 6. d. Jones home last Wednesday.
The affair was picnic supper served
on the lawn and porch. During the
regular discussion hour, G. f. Ogden
read story, THE Three Things, !"
by Mary Shipman Andrews. Follow
ing this, the Sunday school board
and teachers had meeting talking
over plans for the picnic which will
be held tomorrow.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Order