Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-08-03
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
in Wausau and Vicinity

COCinA UdtueTluSS VI the IdSb Utck
in Wausau and Vicinity
Miss Arleen Towle entertained at a
house party at the Towle summer
home at Lake Catherine, the past
week. She had as her guests, the
Misses Helen Sturtevant, Margaret
Stone, Beatrice Adams, Gertrude
Luebchow. Dorothy Wells, Alice
Lyons and Dorothy Paff of this city
and Miss Mary Virginia Patterson of
Pittsburgh, Pa, and John Sturtevant,
Stewart Manson. Pete Bump, Jack
Smith, Fowler Stone, Fred Geisel,
James Rowley, Orville Fehlhaber of
this city and Frank Hemingway of
Mattoon. The Misses Bernice Towle
and Gretchen Morgan were the chaper-
ones.
One of the pleasant affairs of the
summer given at Rothschild Park pa
vilion was the farewell dancing party
given by Co. G Friday evening. The
Second Provisional band furnished ex-
celient music and more than two hun
dred couples enjoyed dancing from 9
to l o'clock, with short intermission
at midnight for refreshments. The pa
vilion was decorated with red and
white streamers and flags. The mem
bers OF the company appeared in uni
forms. A large number of people
were present from out of the city.
Last Tuesday evening number of
Wausau people were at KnowltOn to
attend the concert and dance given at
A. Feit's hail for the benefit of St.
Francis parsonage which will be dedi-
| Gated Sunday, Aug. s. Those present
| from here who appeared on the pro-
gram were Miss Lenore Schultz and
w. Del Curtis who pleased their audi
ence with a number of solos and Leo
| Tetzlaff who gave a cornet solo. Mu-
| sic for dancing was furnished by a
Wausau orchestra.
| st. Stephens Sewing society will
hold its annual picnic Wednesday aft
ernoOn and evening at the fair
grounds. During the afternoon the
children will enjoy games and races
and at five o'clock basket lunch will
| be served to the members of the So
ciety and their families.
|
! ed guest at party given at the Wau-
sau Business Women's club Thursday
evening, by the employees of the EN-
| ployers Mutual Liability Insurance
company. Dancing was the evenings
amusement and later light refresh
| ments were served.
A special meeting of the Garden
club was held Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. H. J. Evans. No pa
pers were read and the gathering was
purely social. Out of town guests
were Miss Gertrude Armstrong of Mil
waukee and Mrs. w. w. Ames, of
| Newark, n. j.
This evening the Wausau Business
| and Professional Women will hold
their regular monthly meeting at the
| club house. Reports of the St. Paul
convention will be given by Miss Mary
E. Kavanangh and Miss Mary B.
Mooney, local delegates, who attended
the convention.
Wilfred Herberg, nephew of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Albrecht, Jr., was the
honOred guest at a picnic given at
Rothschlld park, Thursday evening,
the occasion being his eleventh birth
day anniversary.
More than one hundred guests were
present at the dinner given at the
Wausau Country club, Saturday even
ing. The rooms were prettily, deco
rated with baskets of bachelor buttons
and daisies. A number of guests
from out of the city were present.
NJ c. Ewing entertained at a stag
dinner the middle of last week. His
guests first were treated to a dinner
at Mr. Ewing's country home.
Mrs. Anna Mullen and William ].
Hart, both residents of this city will
be united in marriage tomorrow morn
ing at Kankauna.
st. Cecelia's court, No. 947, w. C. o.
F. will hold its regular meeting at X. |
c. hall this evening at s o'clock.
: A social dance will be given Satur- |
day evening, Aug. Z, at Rib Mountain |
hall in the town of Flieth.