Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-21
SOCIETY NOTES
Social, Gatherings of the Past Week
in Wausau and Vicinity

THE LADIES' AUXILIARY OF
the Y. M. c. A. has completed its de-
coration of the interior of the Y. NJ.
=. A. building. Very attractive indeed
are the brown curtains that have been
placed on every window of the lower
moor. On one day over twenty men,
bers OF the auxiliary sewed indus
triously on them. The boys rooms
upstairs likewise received attention
and throughout the lobby, reading
room, rest rooms and boys quarters
different atmosphere with a "home"
Keeling seems to prevail To two of
the ladies especially much of the
credit belongs, Mrs. Russell Lyon.
president of the auxiliary at the time
the work was done, and to Mrs. F.. 0.
Croker, one of the ardent members.
After finishing the task, which cost
upwards of $500, the ladies found a
deficit of only $1,000 in their treasury.
Secretary H. H. Davis is very much
pleased and he compliments the ladies
on their accomplishment very highly.
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MISS VIRGINIA MANSON ENTER
tanned the Monday Evening Study
club at her home on Fourth street at
dinner last Monday evening follow
ing which auction bridge was played.
Most attractive prizes of flowers were
won by Miss Cora Lansing and Miss
Nell Dunbar The annual business
meeting of the club will be held next
Monday evening al Miss Manson's
home when officers for the coming
year will be elected The present Of
ficers are Mrs. j. NJ kuebler, presi-
dent; Miss Cora Lansing, vice-presi-
dent and Miss Florence Alexander.
secretary-treasurer Plans are being
made for the annual May banquet of
the study club.
MEMBERS OF THE TUESDAY MU-
steal society enjoyed a one O'Clock
luncheon at the Wausau club last
Tuesday. The guest of the afternoon
was Miss Marion Andrews, a concert
manager of Milwaukee. The business
session lasted until late in the after
noon and the members discussed pros
pective programs for next year. Sew
eral very great artists are promised
Wausau music lovers during the 1921
1922 season if the plans, of the society
are carried out.
MRS. BERT SCHWANpERG en-
tertained few friends at one o'clock
luncheon on Thursday last for Miss
Gertrude Heinemann whose marriage
is to take place on April 25th. The
home was attractively decorated in
pink and white, with cut flowers of
spring. Auction bridge was played
during the afternoon and prizes were
given to Mrs. O. B. Kaross and Mrs.
John l.. Kiefer Miss Heinemann re-
ceived guest prize.
THE PHILHARMONIC ORCHES-
ira of New York, which will appear in
Wausau under the auspices of the
Tuesday Musical society on Friday,
May goth, is reported to be one of the
very finest musical organizations in
the United States. 1t has a reputa-
bring and boasts only single concert
postponement, that at the time of the
assassination of Lincoln.
ST. OMER COMMANDERY, NO. 10,
K T., will go to Stevens Point on
Ascension day, Thursday. May 5, and
participate in the services to be held
by Crusade Commandery No. II of
that city, and at which w. w. Perry of
Milwaukee, will preach the sermon.
All knights Templar are requested to
arrange to attend. The trip is to be
made by automobile If the weather is
favorable.
MRS. E. E. SCHULTZ ENTER
tanned thirty friends of her daughter,
Kathleen, at dance at Eagles hall
Saturday afternoon. Little Miss
Schulze was eleven years old on that
day. Decorations were pretty spring
colors and games were enjoyed fol-
lowing which dainty refreshments
were served
MISS LOUISE DESSERT ENTER
tanned at her home Wednesday after
noon complimentary to Miss Gertrude
Heinemann. Auction bridge was en-
! joyed during the afternoon and high
honors were won by Miss Helen Geb-
hardt and Miss Maude Hammond.
Miss Heinemann received a guest
prize.
COVERS WE'RE PLACED FOR
sixteen az one o'clock luncheon
given Monday by MIST. C. Meyer at
her home on Bells street in honor of
Miss Gertrude Heinemann. Pink and
white was used in the scheme of de-
coration. Auction bridge was played
during the afternoon.
LITTLE BETTY THOM ENTER
tanned number of friends at the w.
H. Thorn home on Franklin street last
Monday evening. A very delightful
time was enjoyed by the children, the
occasion being Miss Thom's birthday.
PRIN. AND MRS. ID. A. SWARTZ
of the Marathon County Training
school entertained the assistant men,
bers of the faculty at that institution
at charming dinner partly last Fri
day evening at their home.
THE SIXTH AND LAST OF A
series of Masonic subscription parties
will be held at Rothschild pavilion on
Friday evening, ~April 10Th, dancing
firm fV.. ..ntf tn1<