Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-09-10

the regular afternoon recitals. which
have been given during previous sea-
sons. The members are planning on
giving musical comedy before the
holidays. The cast will include home
talent, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Darnaby,
who had charge of the presentation
of "The White Elephant" here last
spring, will direct the same During
the Christmas season a community
sing will be given under the auspices
OF the Tuesday Musical club, to be in
charge of some one acquainted with
this kind of musical work. After the
holidays several artists will appear
here in public recitals. The club
hopes to be supported by its associ-
ate members and all Wausau people in
the above entertainments. Active
members of the Tuesday Musical have
assisted for some time In patriotic
music at public meetings, and are
glad to help whenever called upon by
the Marathon County Council. of De-
tense.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dessert have
announced the approaching marriage
OF their daughter, Blanche, to Patrick
7. Stone of this city. The marriage
will be solemnized Wednesday morn
ing, September 18th at $50 O'Clock, at
st. Patrick's Catholic church in Min
ocqua, during the celebration of a
nuptial High Mass. Rev. Father E. P.
O'ToOle of this city will pronounce
the marriage VOWS; Rev. Father Peter
Rice of Minocqua will assist in the
ceremony, after which the wedding
party will motor a short distance to
the Dessert summer home on Lake
Tomahawk, where the family is So
Journlng, and where wedding break
fast will be served. Only relatives
and immediate friends of the families
will be present. The young couple will
make their home in Chicago for the
present, where Mr.. Stone, who has
enlisted in the naval service, is now
stationed. At the close of the war
they will undoubtedly be at home
again in Wausau.
On Wednesday evening st. Mary's1
court, No. 498, Catholic Order of For
esters, held a meeting at the X. C. |
hall. The election of officers was
held and resulted as follows:
Chief Ranger-Stanley L. Burek.
Vice Chief Ranger-William j. But |
Ter.
Past Vice Chief Ranger-Hugo
Fruechtl
Recording secretary-charles Spy
challa.
Financial Secretary-George A. |
Schreier.
Treasurer-Louis Nequette.
Trustees-Carl Behlinger, John |
Reindl and Frank Wiesner.
The installation of these officers |
will take place at the October meet
ing, and an interesting program is to |
be arranged for the occasion.
The Women's Missionary society of |
the First Methodist church, he'd bust |
ness meeting in connection with the |
regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid |
society in the church parlors last |
Wednesday afternoon. The election of |
officers was postponed until the Octo-
Der meeting. The members will use
Women Workers of the Orient" as |
their study book for the coming year.
Mrs. Richard Evans was chosen a
delegate to attend the meeting of the |
Northwestern branch to be held in |
Milwaukee October s, 9, and 10. This
branch takes in the states of Iowa,
Indiana, Michigan, Illinois and Wis |
consin.
The I. O. o. F. lodge will go to |
Merrill Friday, September 81, to at
tend the district meeting. The two
Merrill lodges and the Tomahawk and |
rrri11 hA o4o1
The Grill team from here will confer |
the initiatory degree. The local mem
bers will make the trip by automobiles.
In the evening social time will be |
enjoyed. The Grand Master of the |
order is expected to be present at the |
meeting. The Rebekah's will hold |
their district meeting at Merrill on |
the same DAY.
Last Thursday evening the Social |
Five of Merrill gave an informal |
dancing party at the Sixth ward hall |
in that city. The Schultz orchestra |
from here furnished the music. Among |
the Wausau people in attendance |
were: Misses Anna Kuhlmann, Flea |
nor Ament, Mona Becker, Media Mung- |
er, jeanette Nequette, Myrtle Wall |
and Rose Johnson and Messrs Walter |
Lapinski, Eugene Rood, Lloyd Renne- |
berg, Joseph Pope, Arnold Heise and |
Harry Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Schulenburg |
were given a farewell party at their |
home SGT South Third avenue, last |
Tuesday evening. An informal social |
evening with the serving of refresh |
ments was enjoyed. The honored |
guests were presented with several |
pretty tokens of remembrance. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Schulenburg will go to Chi |
cago to make their home.
This evening the Fraternal Reserve |
association will have a big meeting |
at Castle hall. E. r. Hicks, supreme |
president of the order and Field Man |
ager G. M. Comstock, will be present |
Following the business meeting a
dancing party and refreshments will
be enjoyed. This is to be the open
ing meeting for the fall and winter
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nequette have
announced the marriage Of their
udu6HIcI, MISS AuellHe, W EuSeHe M.
Bischoff. The ceremony took place
on the first day of June in Chicago.
where they are making their home.
Mr.. Bischoff was formerly manager of
the Marathon Motor Car company
here.
The H. G. L. club gave a party Fri
day evening, honoring Miss Lillian
Zachek and Miss Laurences Brasch,
who will attend the Milwaukee Normal
school this year. Games, music and
dancing furnished entertainment, and
at the close of the evening a lunch
was served