Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-12

Last TUESDAY evening, MIS-. Georgia
Hall-Quick of Milwaukee, appeared in
a recital at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Kreutzer. 1t was the regular
monthly entertainment of the Tues
day Musical club, but the time and
place had been changed for holding
the recital.
Mrs. Georgia Hall-Quick is well
known pianist. She has splendid
taste in presenting her numbers, and
wherever opportunity afforded itself
in her glittering group she accom-
panied fine shading and beautiful con-
trasts. Mrs. Quick is sure of technic,
sound in musical understanding and
repOseful in manner.
Mrs. Selma Gogg of Wausau also
appeared on the evenings program,
bers, which were received with the
usual appreciation by her local au-
diences.
The next number of the Tuesday
Musical program will come off April
2, and will be Students program.
On Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock the WOmen's Missionary socie-
ty of the First Presbyterian church
meets in the church parlors. Mrs.
F. E. Charter will lead devotions.
The ANNUAL reports will be given and
the election of officers take place.
There will be an entertaining program
by the Junior Mission Study class in
charge of Mrs. C. H. Peth and Mrs.
S. E. Hutchins, as follows:
Violin Trio-Stanley Howarth, Ed
win Poole, Harry Sisson.
Recitation-Frank Charter.
A Missionary EXercise-COrnelia
Flieth and Jamie Towle.
Dialogue-Margaret Biller, Grace
Fredericks and Grace Goerling.
Duet-Herman Flieth and his moth
er, Mrs. Walter Flieth.
A pipe organ recital and concert
will be given at st. James church
next Sunday evening, which is st.
Patricks day. Father Dobbelstein.
professor of music at st. Norborts
college, will be here on this occasion.
Father Dobbelstein is a we'll known
musician, and there is no doubt but
what he has a very entertaining pro-
gram for music lovers in Wausau.
There will also be numbers by local
talent. Mrs. Selma Gogg, Miss Cor
rine Schlegel, Miss Regina LeROuX,
and Del Curtis will render solo selec-
tons and George Borowitz will give
violin solo. There will also be a
number by St. James choir.
Mitchell Thogn was host to the K.
x. KS Wednesday evening at his
home. The ten members present
planned on an over nights camp at
the Crocker cottage, north of the city,
Saturday, but the snow storm pre-
vented their going. During the
Wednesday night meeting the clubs
orchestra rendered music. A brief
talk was made by the leader, Frank
Schneider Refreshments were served.
Walter Albert will entertain the club
| Thursday evening of this week. Har-
| old Dyer, who is in Chicago, has writ
ten another letter to the club.
Thursday evening the Missionary
Ladies society of the First Methodist
church will serve a supper at $50
O'Clock in the dining room of the
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and husbands and sweethearts. This
| will be their annual thank offering.
There will be no charge for the sup
per, but an offering will be taken up.
After the supper a musical program
| has been arranged for and a good
social time for all.
The Presbyterian Young Peoples
Society Reading Circle and Business
Session will combine this week, meet
ing at the home of Mrs. G. G. Kruger
this evening at 1880 o'clock. All are
| requested to bring scissors, as Red
Cross work is to be done.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist church will meet Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Walter Alex
ander, 80 McIndoe street, the enter
tanners being ,Mesdames Whiting
Huckbody and Reynolds. Mrs. Bailey
will lead the devotionals.
ST. Monica's society will meet fol
Red Cross work tomorrow at the
home of Mrs. Gritzmaeher on Franklin
street.
The ladies of st. Mary's church are
doing Red Cross work today in thc
auditorium of ST. Mary's school house
The Sewing society of ST. Stephens
church will be entertained by Mrs
Robert Grob tomorrow afternoon.
st. Martha's guild viii have an al
day meeting tomorrow in the gull,
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