Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-10-28
woMEN's BUSINESS CLUB
Meeting Held Last Evening OF the
Wausau Club

Last evening at seven O'Clock the
working teams and committees of the
Wonen's Business club met at the
Wausau club for dinner and to give
che reports Of the day. Three hun
dred and twenty-one members have
already signed up. Following the din
ner a program was given under the
direction of Miss Hannah Brunsted.
Community singing was lead by Mrs.
jeanette Coates. Mrs. George Silver
thorn sang two solos which were
highly applauded Miss Emily Kimball
gave several readings to an apprecia-
tive audience. Mrs. Alma LaZare an
nounced that T. H. Jacob had headed
the building fund with $1,000; w. B.
Scholfield, $500; and c. E. Turner, $50.
This evening the committees will meet
at the club at seven o'clock to give
reports of the day The entertainment
this evening will be in charge of Miss
Hannah Brunstad., Miss Whitman will
lead the community singing and Miss
Consuelo Jawort will give reading;
Miss Isabel Hubert will sing. The
committees are as follows:
Gen. mmittee-Mesdames Alma j.
LaZare, T. H. Jacob and Misses Anna
Corning, Amanda Bendixen, Marion
Williams, Ruth Lille, Mary Mooney,
Libby Roloff and May Murtaugh.
Publicity-Misses Josephine Sturte-
want, Mona Becker and Ruth Guenther.
Entertainment-Ch'm., Miss Hanna
Brunstad, Mrs. Louise Charter, and
Miss Gertrude McGuine.
The Army and Navy
There are two divisions of five
teams each, one called the Navy, the
other the Army. Eeach team is under
the direction of "a captain, and Miss
Lucy Kuhlman is head of the Army
division and Miss Myrtle Lille, head
of the Navy division.
The captains of the ten teams are
the Misses Agnes Cawley, Mary Isleb
Clara Helling, Frieda Reetz, Iona
Firnstahl, Olive Larson, Ethel Jones,
May Kruger, Frieda Heinrich and
CLARA Chadek. Miss Mary E. Kavan-
;augh is in charge of the Motors Corps
division.
Early this morning the teams were
all at work lining up additional mem
bers and enthusiasm seemed to be
generated in every office, factory, shop
and store. When asked regarding
headquarters statement was made by
the building and site committee that
several strategic locations were. in
consideration but that certain speci-
fications on what ever building or
site is secured must measure up to the
future developments. fx
The Club proposes to offer its men,
bers the equipment and facilities in
which they are most interested.
Among suggestions offered for future
consideration are the following:
Swimming Pool, Basketball Courts,
Bowling Alleys, Billiards, Dormitories,
Cafeteria Service, Rest Rooms, Lee
tnres, Study Glasses.
With these things in view it is en-
tirelys necessary that a site be Sc
cured where the greatest possibilities
OF. these developments can be formed
into an immediate program. The or
ganization of the club is being carried
on at the time from the office of the
University Extension division. There
has been some little discussion rela-
tive to the dues of the founder mem
berS.l 1t was stated by the member
ship committee that the initiation fee
of 500 and yearly dues of $500
would entitie founder members to the.
rights and benefits of the club dues
payable each year in advance. In the
matter of active membership being
carried on at this time it was also
stated that those who take out their
membership before Jan. /, will be ac-
corded the honor of charter members
and as charter members the initiation
fee will be $1.00 and the semi-annual
fee $500.