Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-06-25

and Mrs. S. Rosenblatt of Chicago. who
are house-guests at the Heinemanr
home. Pink and white peonies were
used in profusiOn throughout the
rooms, while the dining table, which
was attractively arranged, was CEN
tered with bowl of beautiful pink
and white flowers. Places were
marked for eighteen guests. At the
game of auction following the lunch
con the favors for scores AT the three
tables were awarded to Mrs. M. P
Mccullough and Mrs. S. M. B. Smith
Other out of town guests were Mrs
F. H. Pardoe, of Minneapolis; Mrs. c.
V. Bardeen of Madison and Mrs. Wal
ter Blair of Rochester, N. Y.
Marathon Chapter No. 123, Order
Eastern Star, gave an enjoyable basket
social at the Masonic temple last
evening. There were about seventy
five in attendance. After a brief bust
ness meeting the social was given.
Each lady had prepared a basket of
lunch for two, and numbers were given
out to them. The gentlemen drew
numbers, and each one had lunch with
the lady whose number correspondent
with his. A program was also given,
at which time DR.. and Mrs. l. B.
Thackray rendered duet, whisper
ing Hope" by Hawthorne. Commu-
nifty singing was also much enjoyed
and many of the old and familiar pa
triotic songs, as well as the new ones.
were sung. Victrola music was also
a part of the program.
Miss Ethel L. Steinke, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Steinke, 623 Steu-
ben street, and William C. Michel
were quietly married at the First
Methodist church parsonage last even
ing, Rev. Richard Evans officiating.
They were attended by Miss Beatrice
Blair and Daniel Devine of this city.
Both are well known young people
here. The bride has been a teacher
In our county schools for the past six
years. The groom has been with Del
| curtis In the Insurance business. Mr..
| Michel will leave tomorrow for SER
vice, having enlisted in the navy band
| department, and goes to Milwaukee,
and later will go to the Great Lakes.
Mines. Coleman, Cone and Kiefer
entertained The Waupautau Club
yesterday at the home of the former
for Elmer Merklein who leaves with
| the next contingent Friday for Fort
Riley, Kansas, and Irwin Peters, who
came home recently from Santa Do
mingo, d. r. A four-course dinner
was served at Z o'clock. The color
scheme was in red, white and blue.
A large American flag was draped
across the west side of the dining
room. Large bouquets of red, white
and blue cut flowers adorned the
table.
The annual picnic of lions parochi-
al school and congregation was held
at the fair grounds Sunday. There
were no regular morning services at
the church in the morning, but an out
door service was held at the fair
grounds at 1890 by Rev. George
SchrOedel. A picnic dinner was served
during the noon hour, followed by the
playing of games. The school chill
dren entertained with patriotic exer-
cises, under the direction of Principal
Herman Schaars.
The marriage of Miss Florence
Schulz, daughter of Mrs. Kate Schulz
OF this city, and Carl Neuman of the
town or Berlin, was solemnized Sat
urday afternoon at the Evangelical
Lutheran church in the town OF Maine.
Rev. j. j. Meyer had charge of the SER
vice.
The marriage of Miss Evalyn Will
terding, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Wilterding of this city, and
Ernest Paul Wenstadt of Shawano.
will be solemnized on Saturday, June
20. Rev. d. Jenkins Williams will be
the officiating clergyman.
Mrs. August Ohrmundt of the town
of Maine will entertain st. Stephens
Sewing society Wednesday afternoon.
The east side members will leave the
church at one o'clock, while the west
side members will leave Osswald's
grocery store at lis o'clock.
Mrs. D. c. Everest entertained
company of ladies at luncheon today
in honor of Mrs. G.. N. Heinemann,
Mrs. l. Deutsch and Mrs. S. Rosenblatt
OF Chicago, who are guests at the B.
Heinemann and w. B. Heinemann
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Pfeiffer of Mil
waukee have announced the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Margaret Dor
othy Pfeiffer, to Carl John Bruss, also
OF Milwaukee, on Thursday, June 20.
The groom is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Bruss, former Wausau residents.
The Business Girls Sunday school
class of the First PRESBYTERIAN church
will have picnic supper on East Hill
this evening. If 1t rains the supper
will be served on the porch of the B. A.
Benson home. This is also the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the class.
Miss Cora Lansing entertained the
Garden club this afternoon at three
o'clock. The program included
paper on "Perennials Grown From
Seeds" by Miss Lansing and a read
ing by Mrs. M. c. Ewing.
Miss Melinda Luetschwager and Al
bert Golz were united in marriage
Saturday afternoon, at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Luetschwager in the town of
Wausau, Rev. William Spiegel offici-
ating.
There will be an all day session
of st. Martha's guild tomorrow Tor
Red Cross work. In the afternoon the
Ladies' Missionary auxiliary of st.
Johns Episcopal church will join the
guild members.
Mrs ]. C. Youmans entertained at
five tables of bridge last Friday after
noon. High scores were made by Mrs.
r. E. Puchner and Mrs. George Phil
lips. The hostess served a delicious
lunch.
The Women's Auxiliary of the Y.
M. c. A. met at the home of Mrs. C.