Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-01-22

| Wis, president of the State Fedora
: ton of Women's Clubs, will give an
| address before the Ladies' Literary
| club on next Tuesday afternoon at the
| Wausau club, instead of on Monday,
| because of fuel conservation on Mon
! day. Her subject is "War Work in
| Women's Clubs" Mrs. Harvey is the
wife of President l.. d. Harvey of
| the Stout Training school in Menom-
| Onie and her name is familiar among
| all club women, as she is actively en-
| gagged in all club work. AS it is the
| regular monthly meeting of the club,
short business session will be held
at three O'Clock, preceding the adj
| dress. At the close Of the meeting
an informal reception and club tea
will be given, thus ena ding all mem
bers to meet and welcome the speaker
| The president desires a good attend
ance.
Mrs. Louis Dessert entertained the
| members of the Art and Literature de-
| partment of the Ladies Literary club
| at their regular meeting yesterday af-
ternoon. Mrs. F. l.. Hudson, Mrs. Jo-
seph Smith and Mrs. G. F. Woodward
assisted in entertaining. Twenty mem
bers were present. The department is
studying American Drama" and the
program included the reading of the
play, Children of the Earth writ
ten by Alice Brown. Those taking the
different characters were Mesdames
H. J. Evans, J. A. Seaver, G. E. Gill;
N. T. Reeves, Fred Becker, VIM. Os-
borne, w. w. Albers and j. P. Briggs.
The February meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. M. G. Ewing.
The Monday Evening Five Hundred
club was entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Walker last
Thursday evening, instead of on Mon
day evening, the usual meeting night
In the game of cards Mrs. ]. r. Green
and Gordon Walker made high scores.
Following the play delicious lunch
was served. The club met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dreyer
| last evening. Honors were taken by
Mrs. Ed. Jess and w. w. Walker. Re-
freshments were served at the close
| of the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Mccormick will be the host and host
| ess next Monday evening.
Wausau Council No. PIT, United
Commercial Travellers, postponed it's
meeting scheduled for last Saturday
evening at Castle hall, due to the
conservation of fuel. This order ex-
| poets to have it's booster meeting on
| the night of February 16, at Castle
| hail. Grand officers from Marshfield,
Eau Claire and Madison are expected
| to be present on this occasion, and the
| initiation of number of candidates
will take place.
The X. K. K. club will have a grand
ball at Eagles hall on Friday even
ing, February first. Dancing music
| will be furnished by the Jazz band
! and the hours will be from nine to
twelve o'clock. Patriotic decorations
will be used on this occasion. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. S. Coel and Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Leak will chaperone the party
At the Underwood Memorial chapel
Christian Endeavor society has re-
Gently been organized with the follow
ing officers: President, Herbert Stok-
er; vice president, Sadie Kruger; sec
rotary, Aida Miller, and treasurer
Harold Birkholz. Meetings will be held
at the chapel every week, and once
month business and social meetings
combined will take place.
The n. Y. x. club had a meeting al
their club rooms Sunday afternoon, a.
. which time the members decided on {
dancing party to be given the early
part of February. Ansel Olson, Al
fred Kiefer, Walter Lapinsh ant
Dahlman are members on the dance
committee.
The Garden club was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Henry Smith thii
afternoon. The following club pro
gram was given:
Schools of Landscape GARDENING
in the United States Miss Antoinett
Huntington.
Peadirg-Mrs. H. j. Evans.
The church choir of the First Meth
. odist church meets at the home 0
Mrs. J. l.. Komers, 610 First street
Friday evening, for practice.
Mrs. Anna Tetzlaff of this city, ha
announced the engagement of he
; daughter, Miss Milly, to Walter E
Fluegel, also of Wausau.
The pupils Of Miss Iona Slack CAV
. an interesting recital in her studio
last Saturday afternoon.