Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-10-26
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
i'm Wausau and Vicinity

Friday evening the Ladies AlQ So
ciety of the Methodist church gave
supper and reception to members of
the choir. The tables were decorated
with Halloween place cards and bou-
quets of berries and bitter-sweets.
Pointed caps of orange paper with
Halloween decorations had been pro-
vided for ALL A delicious supper had
been prepared and was served under
the direction of Mrs. D. o. Daniels.
The following program arranged by
Miss Myrtle Lille was then given:
Reading-Miss Kimball.
Vocal Solo-Miss Nettie Kruger.
Reading-Miss Marie Merkle.
Vocal Solo-Dr. Evans.
Chalk Talk-Miss Stoddard.
Piano Solo-Miss Owen.
Reading-Miss Winifred Hudson.
Vocal Solo-Miss Leona Halder.
The numbers were all we'll chosen
and of exceptional interest. Mr.. Ro-
zelle, in behalf of the choir expressed
appreciation of the supper served and
entertainment given.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will entertain the
Cradle Roll and their mothers at the
church parlors Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. All mothers of the
congregation with children under four
years of age are invited to be present.
The hostesses for the afternoon are
Mesdames G.. H. Peth, B. A. Benson,
j. E. McKahan, ]. e. George, c. Lund,
John Brushert and Oscar Weik. Mrs.
c. F. Woodward will lead the devo-
tionals.
A card party was given at Castle
hall Tuesday evening by Big Bull
Falls Colony of Beavers. A large
number were in attendance and prizes
in five hundred were taken by Mrs.
Celia Brown, Mrs. Frank Ritter, Fred
Manecke, and Charles Krumrey The
prize winners in cinch were Mrs. Fred
Thalke, Mrs. H. Streck, P. C. Dickoff
and H. Lovecki. A lunch was served
later in the evening.
At the Wausau Business College on
Friday afternoon the following pro-
gram was given:
Current Events----W Walter Luedtke
Martha Thomson
Reading William Mullaney
Piano Erney
Reading Dorothy errow
RecitatiOn-- Martha Hanson
Mrs. w. A. Kelly of Rothschild was
the honored guest at one o'clock
luncheon given. at the Hotel Bells
Friday by Mrs. L. E. Schwerke. Gov
ers were placed for twelve The
guests were entertained at the
Schwerke home during the afternoon,
auction being played and high score
taken by Mrs. W. ]. Sengpiel Mrs.
Kelly received the guest prize.
The teachers of the Grant school
with their friends entertained at a
Halloween party at the school gym
nasium Friday evening. The gym was
decorated with cornstalks, colored
streamers and pumpkins. Stunts and
dancing were the amusements and re-
freshments were served. Supt and |
Mrs. S. B. Tobey were among the
guests.
First Presbyterian church met Thurs |
day evening and elected the following |
officers:
President-Mrs. F. P. Stone.
Secretary-Mrs. c. c. Nooker.
Treasurer-Mrs. Fl. S. VAIL.
Mrs c. E. Thrasher and Mrs. l. G. |
Painter as teachers.
Mrs. A. M. Van Douser entertained !
at her home, 300 Sturgeon Eddy Road, |
Thursday afternoon for Mrs. VIM. |
Kelly of Rothschild. Auction was |
played and high score was awarded |
Mrs. Fred Swinbank. Mrs. Kelly re-
ceived the guest prize. Mrs. Van |
Douser served dainty refreshments |
late in the afternoon.
One hundred children of Mary Poor |
Memorial were entertained at a Hal |
lowe'en party Friday evening at the |
chapel, by the Sunday school teach
ers and Bible class members. Hal
lowe'en decorations were used. Games |
were played and later refreshments
were served by the ladies of the Bible |
class.
The Forty club held it's second of |
a series of parties at the Wausau |
club Friday evening, formal dancing |
party. About seventyfive couples |
enjoyed dancing from nine until |
twelve o'clock Miss Ruth Wright of |
Pasadena Calf, was a guest from out |
of the city,
Miss Jean Gilbert entertained at her |
home Thursday at a one o'clock |
luncheon for Miss Norma Edmonds. |
Covers were laid for eight. Yellow |
and white were the predominating |
colors. During the afternoon auction |
was played.
Following short business meeting |
held at X. C. hall Thursday evening |
the Wausau branch, No. SO, Catholic |
Knights of Wisconsin, were entertain |
ed at Halloween party. Dancing |
and cards furnished the amusements |
and later refreshments were served.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First |
NJ. E. church will meet at the church |
parlors, Wednesday afternoon. De- |
votionals will be led by Mrs. c. S. |
Snyder. The entertainers for the day |
are Mesdames D. F. Piper, Chas, Bell, |
G. Breitrick, H. Hinkley and Powers. |
A few of the members of the al. o |
P. H." squad of the Wausau Business
and Professional Women's club gave |
a dancing party at the club Thursday |
evening. Light refreshments were |
served later in the evening.