Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-06-18
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers

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Saturday evening Those who att e La
tended from Wausau report a splendid Mo- Mo-
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oh Wednesday AFTERNOON MISS Emily loug
Parsch, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will herr
liam Parsch of this city, was united n
in marriage with Walter Lange, at Yaw
lions Evangelical Lutheran church, Ham
Rev. George c. ScLroedel officiating.
Their attendants were Miss Bertha Th
Parsch and Miss Meta Schuetz, Her trv
bert and Leander Schuetz. After the ner
ceremony teception was ne aoo a At tue play
holle VI Inc prlue parents Iooo 1hlru terta
street The young couple will make ing
their home in the town of Wausau. T
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This morning Miss Marion Doyle, Kell,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence w. !
Doyle, became the bride of Corporal ]. A.
John L. Brown of Camp Grant. The
marriage service was read in the Cath To
olic church at Rockford, Illinois. The prett
bride left for that city yesterday morn emni
ing, accompanied by Mrs. P. Brown, city,
mother of the groom, and Mrs. Radke John
of Oshkosh, aunt of the groom. Mr.. MARI
and Mrs. Brown are well known in form
Wausau.
Th
The annual picnic of the congrega- bytel
ton and sunday school of the First Will
Uniyersalist church was held at the gene
fair grounds on Wednesday. Picnic mas
dinner was served at - O'Clock which Mess
was partaken of by about 100 children. and
The trip to and from the grounds was
made in automobiles and buses. The In
afternoon was spent in games, swing had
ing and having good time, generally. grou
1t was a perfect June day and the enjO.
picnic was thoroughly enjoyable one. VarlC
made
Miss Ann Solie who departed the 0ioli'
past week for Madison, and Miss Mari I'M,
mo rio oo ,v;tb Inbr prnrr,, 80 +hn of til
honora5 c,,,oct, ~ nns 49,, 49,. ~ Univ
Nv, ME- 4ario+ Git LIT WIoJneIao1 hall
oyo,inn Driaoe =, a. o1,o,,;,.,, 49, Mrs.
1,o,,t 70 NIL NJ cs+orlo 90 NJ b. Miss
Cor,,,on and 1859 49, $50 ~ Your
sented Miss Sole and Miss Doyle.
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field,
Inc LduleS Anu Soclety Vi the flrst Ella
frespyIerlan chuIcn VIII meet toIlor- was
row afternoon at two o'clock in the and
parlors of the church. The hostesses inc ,
are Mesdames W. A. Wilson, B. F.
Wilson and w. w. Albers. Mrs. A. H. Mi
- ark VIII pe Ill charge Oh the ueVo- Mr..
tlonalS. Every woman III the cohgre- Seco
satioh Is urseu 10 come at TWO CLOCK Chic;
WIN neeules' InlllpleS anu SCISSORS LOT bond
l'o" Olooo "oih' noon
offci
Mrs. James P North gave a mis-
cellaneOus shower and card party for TIL
Miss Marion Doyle Thursday even of o.
ing. Five hundred was played and and
high scores were made by Mrs. F. e. quiet
Pettric and Mrs. H. l.. Vachreau. A Memo
lunch was served following the even we'll
ings play, and the decorations were
of patriotic nature, and daisies were TIL
also used. Read
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Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Quaw pleasantly this
entertained a number of friends of M
evening at dinner at the as 81
Wausau club in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
James McCrossen of Pasadena, Calf, Mr.
covers being placed for eight. In the at
game of auction which was played o'clo
before the dinner hour, the highest Mrs.
score was made by Mrs. James Nc City
Crossen. son,
Mrs. A. W.. Trevitt entertained a Mi
small company at auction bridge on ed g
afternoon in compliment to Miss
Mrs. F. H. Pardoe of Minneapolis; and ing
Mrs. G. V. Bardeen of Madison. The Miss
highest score at the two tables was
made by Mrs. Bardeen, who received TIL
a prize. A delicious lunch was served rave
at five o'clock. nall
of IL
st. Mary's Court No. 49S, Catholic the
Order of Foresters, will celebrate its
anniversary tomorrow MI
evening, with an appropriate program conn
to be given at st. Mary's auditorium. day
On Sunday the members of this or Prid
ganization attended mass and COM at tt
munion in body at st. Mary's church.
Last evening the order held its regu- Tt
lar business meeting. socie
the
Mrs. Mabel Bucklin was happily deci(
surprised by the members of Arbutus meet
Lodge No. Is, Daughters of Rebekah,
last Friday evening. The honored La
guest, who will soon leave for Mon team
tana, was presented with beautiful whel
gift from the lodge members. An en- date
joyable evening in a general social mob
way was spent.
The Heelahdee Camp Fire girls en- Sumo
joyed a hiking party to Rothschild the
park Friday afternoon, where picnic
supper was served in the evening. MI
During a short business meeting Miss to S
Louise Tobey was appointed to take after
Miss Irene Wheeler's place, who is stree
leaving the city.
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Miss Helen Arendsee was The guest of
of honor at a miscellaneous shower NEE
given on Friday evening at the home Mort
of Mrs. George Arendsee. Music and
games furnished entertainment, and T.
Miss Martha Kemp won the prize Of and
fered during the evening. picn
from
A local talent play has been decided
upon by the members of Advanced II
Council No. 2S, f. r. A, to be given at will
Castle hall on the evening of June % NOR
for the benefit of the Red Cross. 1t wor
is probable patriotic addresses and
dancing will also be part of the T
program. Bap
Mrs
The Christian Endeavor society of moo
the First Presbyterian church had an
out door picnic last Friday evening. T
Automobiles conveyed the picnicers to Aid
the banks of the Eau Claire river near moo
Gallon, where supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Vachreau will
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