Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-01-15

Last Friday evening the Badger En-
tertainment company of this CITY an
peared on the third lecture course
| number given at the Schofield school.
Inc company includes Mrs. P. L. Sis
son, w. K. Mitchell, Miss Gretchen
/ Morgan, reader, and Miss Wanda
Hopp, accompanist. Mr.. Beck. the
principal of the Schofield school. re-
ports to the Pilot that the entertain
| ment was much better than numbers
they have had furnished them from
Madison, on the University Extension
lyceum course. Mr.. Beck further stat
ed that the choice of materials was
excellent, instructive and entertain
ing.
The soloists, Mrs. Sisson and Mr..
Mitchell, are gifted with voices of
charming, vibrant and powerful quail
ity, and used with ease and musician
ship. Miss Hopp, as accompanies.
plays with musical understanding, a
rare sympathy and keen appreciation
of the spirit of the composer. Miss
Morgan, as reader, is fitted most adj
mlrably for this kind of work, and is
a pleasing entertainer.
A patriotic dancing party will be
given at Eagles hall Thursday even
ing OF this week by Wausau Lodge.
l. 0. 0. F. Modern and old time dances
Will be included on the program. and
music will be furnished by Danas or
chestra. The proceeds will go to the
American Red Cross. There will be
two Red Cross booths in charge of
ladies in Red Cross costumes. Red
Cross banners and American flags
will be the decorations. Punch will
be served.
An informal reception was. rendered
Rev. and Mrs. Finch A. Clarke on
Friday afternoon by the Mary Poor
Memorial Aid society at the chapel.
The occasion was much enioyed and
largely attended by the PRESBYTERIAN
church people. Rev. Clarke and fam
lily recently came to Wausau from La
crosse, and the former is the associate
pastor in the First Presbyterian
church here.
Tie Wausau Life Underwriters were
entertained at the Wausau club last
evening by James Montgomery. A
$50 o'clock dinner was served to the
insurance writer's followed by an en-
tertaining program. 1t was the regu-
lar monthly meeting and the members
decided to change the day and hour
of meeting from Monday evening to
the first Saturday noon of each month.
The Heelahdee Campfire girls were
entertained by their guardian, Mrs.
W. S. Saunders, Friday evening. A
business meeting was held, and sewing
was done, and social time had. The
Boy Scouts Sunday school class of the
First Baptist church, joined in the
social hour.
A Christian Endeavor society was
organized by members of the German
Reformed church the past week. The
following are officers: President, Mrs
H. H. Kattfnann; vice president, Mrs
Augusta Rapraeger; secretary, Miss
Clara Pagel; treasurer, Mrs. Ulrich
Kleineschay.
The Monday Evening Five Hundred
club will be entertained at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Walker on
Thursday evening of this week in
stead of on Monday evening, which
is the usual meeting night.
Mrs. Charles w. Morris
The Knights of Columbus had it's
regular meeting last evening, and de-
cided for the present at least, to 4
change their meeting night to Wednes-
day, as Monday seems to conflict with
various other meetings held on that
evening.
A musical recital is to be given IN
Mosinee the latter part of the month,
to take place at the Library hall.
Jacob Reuter- of this city, is in charge
of the recital and will be assisted
by Mosinee talent.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
Teachers association meets Friday
evening at 6:15 o'clock in the church
parlors. Reports are to be given from
each Sunday school for the quarter
as per Association Standard"
The students and faculty of the
Wausau Business college enjoyed an
informal dancing party at the school
building last Friday evening.