Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-22
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In. Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers


The Rev. and Mrs. Richard Evans
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hooper enter
tanned a. number of friends at the
home of the former, Thursday even
ing complimentary to DR.. and Mrs.
George Evans of Holysprings, Miss,
Captain E. p. E vans of Milwaukee,
Captain E. p Evans of Milwaukee,
and Mrs. Thomas Mathews of
Roundup, Mont. During the evening
several vocal and piano selections
were enjoyed and refreshments were
served. Mrs. p " Lawson of Me-
nasha, Mrs. F. M. Dingee and Miss
Anna Dfngee of Wilmette, ILL.,, were
out of town guests.
The members of the office force of
the Marathon Paper Mills company
entertained at dancing party at Cas-
tie hall Thursday evening for the ex-
service men employed at the office.
The honorary guests were Lawrence
Wendorf, Walter Voight, Norman Fo-
ley, Harvey Hougan, Thorwald Jen-
sen and Erwin Weinkauf Thirty
cvouples Ienjoyed dancing from nine
until one o'clock. Light refreshments
were served during the evening
The employees of Winkelman's De-
partment store enjoyed a picnic at
Rothschild park, Tuesday evening,
about forty being present. At seven
| thirty O'Clock a picnic supper was
| served, after which dancing and bath
ing formed the evenings amusement.
Sam Kroner OF Chicago, Dave Welt
man of Stevens Point, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
| Winkelman and Arthur Friedman
were the honored guests.
Miss Libby Roloff entertained at
cards Tuesday evening for Miss Cath
crime Marx, three tables of five hun
dred being in play. Mrs. Jack Knip-
pie, MRS. H. A. Newman and Miss
Catherine Marx received the prizes.
| The hostess served delicious refresh
ments after tn game. Mrs. Jack Knip-
pie of New Richmond, and Mrs. Will
liam Napier of Detroit, Mich, were
the ont of town guests.
The third of a series of parties was
given at the Country club Saturday
| evening. More than one hundred
guests were present. After dinner
| dancing was enjoyed from nine until
eleven o'clock. Jazz music was fur
nished by Harold Ingraham, Franklin
e. Bump, Jr., Myron H. Duncan, Jr.
and Alan Pradt. Mr.. and Mrs. A. M
Evans We're chairmen OF the commit
tee.
| Miss Cora Lansing entertained a
party of friends Tuesday evening al
her apartment in the Kiefer flats, for
Miss Helen Curtis of Washington, d
c., who is spending a months vaca-
ton in this city. Two tables of five
hundred were in play, Miss lone Skin
ner receiving first prize and Miss Cur
tbs guest prize. After cards the host.
ess served dainty refreshments.
|
Announcement of the marriage oil
Mr.. James McCrossen, a son of Del
McCrossen, of st. Paul. Mimi, and .
grandson of the late James McCros-
sen, has been received by friends il
Wausau The bride was Mrs. Gene
We've Newman Vardenbugh, of Oak
land Cal They vdi be at home al
2i3 Aileen street, Oakland, California
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heinemann en-
tertained at a seven o'clock dinner
at the Wausau club Wednesday even
ing. Covers were laid for fourteen
Those present from out of the city
were Mr.. and Mrs. S. Steinhardt, New
York City, Robert Appel, Louisville
KY, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heine
mann, Merrill.
4
Misses Ruth and Magdalene Hahn
heiser entertained at a kitchen showe
Wednesday evening for Miss HANNAH
TfaIzer, at her home in the town o
Weston. Games and dancing com
prised the evenings amusement af
ter which the hostesses served daint.
refreshments.
George H. Berkholder, Jr., son %
: Mrs. George Berkhold1r of this city
was united in marriage to Miss Mari
M. johnson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
: C. F.. Johnson of New Richmond, Wed
, nesday. July 8, 1919, at Hudson, Wis
: They will be at home to their friend
: after September l at Wausau Wis.
Miss Florence Wilson entertained
| party OF friends at the WauSau Gu
: Wednesday evening at seven o'cioc
!, dinner, complimentary TO her cousin
Carl Wilson of Portland. Ore. Cover
were placed for ten. Dancing was en-
joyed at Rothschild park pavilion 70
' lowing the dinner.
: Mrs. H. t. Schlegel entertained in
1 formally Friday afternoon at he
d home complimentary to Mrs. Georg
; Evans of Holysprings, Miss, Mr.
' Thomas Mathews Of Roundup, Mont
V Mrs. f. " Dingee and Miss Anna Dir
!. | gee of Wilmette, H. Dainty refresl
/ ments were served al six o'clock
/ Tomorrow morning at St Mary
Il church Miss Catherine Marx an
8 Eberhart Boiler viii be united In ma
rage bv The Rev. FathEr ]. 3. Hauc