Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-05
SOCIETY ITEMS

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The many friends of Miss Inez
Smith of Ripon and Joseph w. Pope l
of Wausau, will be interested in the
announcement of their marriagewhich
occurred in Rockford, ILL.,, last Octo-
Der. The young couple kept the
matrimonial venture a secret until a
week ago.
Mr.. Pope attended and was gradu-
ated from the State Normal school in
this city, following his graduation
from the Wausau High school. He
was prominent in athletics throughout
his school career, being a member of
both basket ball and foot ball teams in
High school and Normal. After his
graduation from the department for
the training of high school teachers
at the State Normal, Mr.. Pope accept
ed a position as principal of the
Bruce public schools, beginning his
duties as teacher in September at the
beginning of the fall term of school.
When the drawing for the national
army occurred, the young man found
himself with low number and sub
ject almost at once to military service.
He continued to teach until late in the
fall, when he received his call, then
going to Camp Grant, Rockford, with
other Marathon county honor men.
Later he was transferred to Camp
Pike, Little Rock, Ark, where he is
head file clerk in the regimental head
quarters in the 345th infantry.
Mrs. Pope is also graduate of the |
State Normal school here, having COM
pleted her work several years ago.
During the last school year she was |
member of the teaching staff of the |
public schools of this city She ac-
cepted desirable position as teacher |
near Chicago last fall, but will resign
and go to Little Rock, Ark, to make |
her home until the company in which |
her husband is a member, is ordered |
to 1eave.-Stevens Point Journal. Sat-
urday.
Last Sunday evening there was a
union evening service at the First
Presbyterian church, in the nature of
a song service. The first group of |
songs by the choir were, 20 Lord and
Father of Mankind" by Galbraith. and
Out of the Depth" by Marston. ''My
Faith Looks Up to Thee" by Lachner-
Bassford was the next choir selection.
MRS. M. M. SecOr gave a solo, 81 Heard
the Voice of Jesus Say" by Harris
The pastor, DR.. D. j. Williams, gave
a brief address, followed by two more
numbers by the choir, "Cantate Dom
ina," by Dudley Buck, and CANCEL of
Peace" by Keller. Hymns were also
sung in which all took part
Mrs. Selma Gogg has organized a
glee club at st. Paul's church includ-
ing members of st. PauTs Bible class.
There are about thirty members.
Thursday has been decided UPON as
the meeting night of the club Fol
lowing are the officers:
President-Lydia Kohl.
Vice-President-Eva Friedrich.
Secretary-Esther Steffen.
Treasurer-Cornelia jain.
Misses Louise Tobey. Irene Marceau
and Aida Miller entertained the Hee-
lahdee Campfire girls at the Tobey
home Friday evening. Miss Mae
Graham, the new guardian, is arrang-
ing for Red Cross work for the mem
bers. The next meeting will be at
the First Baptist church on Friday
of this week, when Misses Helen Sis
es.
A dancing party was given by Miss
Esther OSWALD on Thursday evening
ar Castle hall, complimentary to her
brother, Harry Oswald, who has been
IN the city on a furlough from the
Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
The dancing hall was appropriately
done in flags and streamers. The out
OF town guests were Harry Ziegler
and Cyril Trauba, of Great Lakes.
The Palace Colts club had a meeting
at the home of William Thalheim,
Thursday evening at which time the
following were chosen officers:
President-Clossie Kenney.
Vice-Pres.-Wallace Babcock.
ecretary-Raymond Johannes.
Treasurer-George Heitl.
Editor-Samuel Redetzke.
Mrs. w. E. Dodge entertained the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A.
last Tuesday afternoon at her home,
7OS Second street. The following ffic-
ers were named to serve for the COM
ing year:
Pres.-Mrs. NJ. T. Reeves.
Vlce-Pres.-MrS. J. A. Rowley.
Sec'y and Treas.-Mrs. w. S. Saund-
ers
The Baptist Discussion club en-
Joyed Hoover dinner at the Indus
trial school building Wednesday even
ing, served by students of that school |
under the supervision of Miss Hanna |
Brunstad. During the evening Miss |
Elizabeth Stoddard gave a reading,
and Miss Isabelle Hulyert rendered A |
Solo number.
At the last meeting of the Mems |
society of ST Panl,S E1.n rrol:a.1 |