Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-12-09

Social Gatherings of the Past Week
i'm Wausau and Vicinity

The monthly meeting of the Wausau
Business and Professional Women's
club was held Monday evening at the
club and was preceded by cafeteria
supper served to more than fifty men,
bers. Community singing led by Miss
Florence Smith, director of music at
the high school, opened the meeting.
1t was decided the local organization
should join the National Federation of
Women's club. The committee in
charge Of the bazaar to be given by
the club Saturday, Dec. IS, in the Ford
building, ask all the members to CO.
operate with them to help make this
a success. The money received to be
put toward the building fund to buy
the club. Articles of fancy work
lingerie and candy will be for sale and
the Ford sedan will be ratified off at
that time
The following ladies were in charge
of the card party given by the Elks'
ladies at the Elks' club, Monday after
noon: Mrs. Jay l.. Brown, chairman,
Mesdames C. A. Christianson, F. II.
Farley, H. E. Damon, Walter Dern,
II. E. Dietl, w. A. Gallon, E. Erick-
son, George DeTuncq, Herman Dern,
F. M. Deutsch, w. l.. Doleschal and
VIM. Albrecht. Eighteen tables of
auction and five hundred were played.
Mrs. Fred r. Becker received high
honors in bridge, while Mrs. w. l..
Doleschal was awarded high score in
five hundred Light refreshments were
served at the close of the game.
Mrs J. w. Coates and Mrs. l.. A.
Pradt met Monday evening at the
Wausau Business and Professional
Women's club with the members in
terested in music to organize a club.
Miss Amanda Bendixon was made
chairman, Miss Leona Firnstahl, sec
rotary and Miss Florence Smith, di-
rector. The first meeting will be held
Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at
the club and all those interested are
asked to be present at that meeting.
The group interested in the card club
is asked to meet at the club Thursday
evening with Miss Marie Fackler.
Marathon Lodge No. Jas, Knights of
Pythias met at Castle hall Monday
evening and elected the following Of
ficers for the coming year:
G. C-J. E. Murray.
". CT. B. Nelson.
Prelate-W. A Neurenberg.
M W-Geo. A. Schwitzke.
X. r. Sd. w. Kregel.
M All. X. Jojade.
NJ F.-Herbert Christian.
M. E.-Aug. Erickson.
I. Oh. w. Stienecker.
o. CIV A. Croft.
Deputy G. c. and Trustee for three
years-A. c. Polster.
At the meeting of the ladies auxil-
larry of Eagles held at Eagles hall
Monday afternoon the following Off
GERS were elected:
President-Mrs. Ella Chellis.
Vice-Pres-Mrs. Frieda Papenfuss.
Chapiain-Mrs. Martha Croft.
Secretary-Mrs. Bertha Frieberg.
Treasurer-Mrs. Anna Kruger.
Trustees Mesdames Anna Pedal,
Jean Bamm and Anna Krohn.
Musician-Mrs. Lena Lattimer.
Inside Guard-Mrs. Minnie Lemke
Oueside Guard-Mrs. Henrietta
Dumke.
Tuesday afternoon, Wausau Re-
q,
hall and elected the following officers
for the year:
Past Commander, Mrs. Elizabeth
Schoenemann; Commander, Mrs.
Flora Engler; Lieut.. Commander, Mrs.
Augusta Boles; Recording Sec'y., Mrs.
Violet MIMI; Sergeant, Mrs. Ida Ma
ges: Chaplain, Mrs. Mary Clark; Lady
of Arms, Mrs. Minnie Worden; Sentl-
net, Mrs Augusta Harding; Picket,
Mrs. Katherine Peterson; Collector.
Mrs. Anna Jacques; Musician, Mrs.
Martha Woehlert.
On Thursday evening, Dec. 16, Wau-
sau Lodge, No. 24S. B. p. o. Elks will
initiate a class of candidates at ST.
Mary's auditorium. Following the
initiation a dinner will be served and
a cabaret entertainment will be given
by the La Grande trio of this city.
Mrs. George f. Foster entertained
ten friends at one o'clock luncheon
at her home Tuesday, Nov. 30.