Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
in Wausau and Vicinity

in Wausau and Vicinity
The public card party given by the
Wausau Business Woman's club was
attended by more than one hundred
and nifty. Auction, five hundred and
rummy were played and prizes were
awarded to Miss Anna Hanson, w.
Schlaefer and Mrs. W. A Kelly in auc-
ton and to Mrs. A. l.. Marks, Mrs. Kate
Mcneil, William Taege and B. H.
Brown in five hundred DR.. j. n.
Doyle won high score in rummy. Re-.
freshments were served Those in
charge of arrangements for the party
were Mrs. j. w. Messing, Miss Ger
trude McGuine and Miss Esther Braun.
Inc last of series of concerts
to be given by the Tuesday Musical
club was held at the city hall Tues
day evening. The program consisted
OF home talent only and was greatly
enjoyed bythe audience present. Those
ON the program for the evening were
piano solos by Joseph Ekman, violin
solo by Edwin Schultz, vocal solos by
Mrs. George Silverthorn, Mrs. Frank
Boetcher and Knox Kreutzer. A
quartette was composed of Mesdames
Silverthorn. Pradt, Kreutzer and Mea-
dows. A social hour followed the con-
cert and light refreshments were
served
The two part program under the di-
rectiOn of Mrs. P. L. Sisson and Miss
Marilla Zellhoefer which was given at
the First Presbyterian church Tues
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first part consisted of violin selections,
reading, and piano selections. The
second part was cantata "The Gyp-
sy Queen" under the direction of Mrs.
P. L. Sisson. This was composed of
eighteen girls, members of the Girls
Glee club, and was the last of the en-
tertainments to be given by the club
until next fall.
Among the pleasant social events of
this month was the Fourth Annual
Carnival dancing party given by B.
2. o. Elks at Rothschild Park pavilion
Wednesday evening. The pavilion had
been decorated with streamers, fes-
toons and colored lights, purple and
white predominating. At the south
end of the hall flashed the name of
"Elks," and above this hung an elk
antler. In the center of the hall a
pedestal was placed on which was the
emblem of the order and over this
hung a canopy.
Knox KreutZer entertained at a
week end house party at the Kreut-
ger cottage on Plum lake the past
week. His guests were Misses Nor
ma Edmonds, Josephine Sturtevant,
Constance Harger, Helen Stone and
Florence Wilson of this city, Misses
Katherine Gibson of Evanston, ILL.,,
Edith Thompson and Marion Smith of
Milwaukee and Harry Ransom, Wau-
paca, Norman Stone, Mosinee, Phil
Flanner, Blackwell, Kenneth Lawson.
Menasha, and Harold Ingraham of
this city.
The American Legion June Rose
dance will be held at Rothschild pa
vilion, Friday evening, June 4. Over
fifty musicians have been engaged for
the evening and dancing will continue
from nine until one o'clock without
an lntermiSsiOn. A double quintette
will render a special selection and
during the evening a number of ex-
soldiers and sailors will distribute
| roses to all the ladies present.
The Misses Mae and leila Holub and
| Irene Ciniman entertained at a silver
| shower Thursday evening at the home
| OF the Misses Holub for Miss Florence
Lynch. whose marriage to Willard Do
leschal will take place Thursday,
| June 10. Games and music were the
diversions and prize was awarded
to Miss Mayme Halada. A delicious
lunch was served by the hostesses.
More than thirty members of Lady
Wastel Review No. s, L. o. T. NJ, and
Northern Star Review, No. 2, l.. o. T.
NJ, motored to Stevens Point Wednes-
| day to attend the district rally of the
Women's Benefit association of the
Macabees which was held at the Com
munity club in that city. A fine pro-
| gram had been arranged and large
class OF candidates were initiated.
On Wednesday evening, June 9, the
Catholic Knights of Wisconsin will in
itiate class of thirty candidates at
St. Mary's school auditorium. The
degree work will be put in by the To-
cal team assisted by one or two state
officers. The entertainment commit
tee has arranged program and later
refreshments will be served.
Wednesday morning at eight o'clock
at st. Mary's church, Miss Johanna
| Goertz and Archie Mcdonald were
| united in marriage by the Rev. ]. B.
Hauck. The attendants were Miss
Mary Mccormick and Arthur Rasmus-
sen. FOllowing~the ceremony we'd
ding breakfast was served at the home
of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Lull lead the
grand march and were followed by the
officers and their guests. Favors of
| caps, horns, whistles and hats were
given the guests. A twelve piece Or
chestra furnished the music and dane
ing was enjoyed until two o'clock.
| Nearly two hundred couples were pre-
sent.
The Alumni of ST. Mary's school en-
tertained the members of the gradual
ing class at a dancing party at the
school auditorium Wednesday even
ing. The chaperons. Miss Isabel Kalk
and Emory Horn led the grand march.
Punch was served during the evening
| and later refreshments were served.
The Ladies of the Universalist Aid
society will meet at eleven o'clock at
the Cyrus Yawkey hall Wednesday
morning. Work will be done on the
costumes for the children's cantata
which is to be given June 6. Enter
tRiners. Mesdames Dawley, Fhayer
and Carl Paff
Mis- Helen Schmidt entertained her
home Tuesday evening for Miss Flo
| renee Lynch at a miscellaneous show
| er. Guessing contests and games
were the amusements and prizes were
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