Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-10-01

Last Friday evening members of the
Presbyterian Mission Study class met
at the home of Mrs. c.. G. Kruger.
this being the first meeting of the fab
and winter season. 1t was decided to
re-organize and the society is now
called the Young Womens Reading
Circle. Heretofore the members of
this organization have included Pres
byterian Christian Endeavors, but now
all young women of the church are
invited to become members of this
circle. The members are given the
privilege of inviting their friends to
attend the meetings regardless of
whether they are Presbyterian or not.
All young women wishing to attend
the meetings may do so, and are most
cordially invited. Mrs. Kruger will
continue the reading of missionary
work to the class, and the members
will also do Red Cross work as in
the past. The circle will meet once
a month at the home of Mrs. Kruger,
the date for each time to be fixed
when most convenient for all. The
members have been keeping a Chinese
girl in school, and this missionary
work will be continued in the future.
An interesting letter was read at last
Fridays meeting from the Chinese
girls teacher, which was very encour-
aging, and the young ladies have de-
cided to help the girl in receiving an
education, as they have been doing for
some time. Music and refreshments
were also a part of the evenings en-
joyment.
A pretty fall military wedding will
take place in st. Paul, Mimi, Wednes-
day morning, October 16, when Miss
Lucille Seaver daughter of Mrs.
George Seaver, will be united in mar
riage with Sergeant Harry A. Peter
son, of Portland, Ore. The ceremony
will be read in cathedral at st. Paul.
The bride will wear pretty dark blue
travelling suit. Following the service
they will leave for Duluth and other
points, the groom expecting to have
ten days furlough. Sergeant Peter
son is an instructor in the aviation
school at st. Paul. and the young
couple will make that city their home.
Mrs. Seaver and her daughter are we'll
known in this city, being former res
idents of Wausau.
The young ladies employed by the
Wisconsin and Wausau Telephone
companies gave complete surprise
party for Miss Della Schmeling, chief
operator for the former company, last
Tuesday evening at SIG Jefferson
street. The evening was spent in play
ing games, music, etc. At late hour
a war time lunch was served.
st. Stephens Sewing society will
meet in the church parlors Wednesday
afternoon, and will be entertained by
Mrs. William Ziebell. All those hav-
ing Red Cross work are asked to bring
same to the meeting.
Mrs. August Belize and Mrs. Ed.
Weinkauf will be the hostesses at the
meeting of lions Sewing society in
the school basement tomorrow after
noon.
/ The Missionary society of the First
Baptist church will be entertained at
the home of Mrs. S. S. Armstrong, 612
Adams street, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. H. Schmidt will entertain |
the Sewing society of st. Paul's |
church tomorrow afternoon at her
home, 515 First street.
Mrs. Albert Geier will entertain ST.
Elizabeth's society of ST. Mary's
church at the home of Mrs. Gottshalk
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Harold Damon will entertain
st. Marthas guild at the Episcopal
guild hall tomorrow afternoon.