Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-07-07

| MISS AUDREY MILLER, DAIJGH-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Miller.
and Harry Sidney Walters, of Mandan,
N. D., were quietly married at the
home of Miss Miller's parents, SIP Nc
Clennan ST., in the presence of imme-
date relatives on Wednesday July 6,
the Rev. Charles H. Doellefeld. as
sistant pastor of the Presbyterian
church, performing the ceremony.
The bride wore a pearl embroidered
canton crepe gown and her corsage
bouquet was Of bridal roses and lilies
of the valley.
Mr.. Walters is prominent young
business man of Mandan, N. D., and is
manager and part owner Of the Wes-
tern Auto Sales company He is a
college man, a graduate Of the Oregon
College of Agriculture in 1914. Dur
ing the war Mr.. Walters served as a
first lieutenant in the Aero Squadron
of Daylight Bombers, using the first
Liberty motors sent to France. He
is member of the Masonic order.
Miss Audrey Miller was born and
educated in Wausau and following her
graduation from the Wausau high
school, she attended the Wisconsin
Conservatory of Music at Milwaukee,
from which she was graduated with
very high honors. Her work had also
included training as a supervisor Of
public school music, and Miss Miller
received certificate to teach vocal
music. At college Miss Miller was ac-
tive in athletics also. Later she en-
joyed a post graduate course at North
western university, at Evanston, Ill.
Miss Miller has always been among
the most popular young ladies in the
city and her splendid ability as a
vocalist has won her many friends and
admirers.
Mr. and Mrs. Walters departed We'd
nesday evening for trip to the Wau-
paca Chain o. Lakes and other points
and after August LIST they will be at
home at Mandan. Later in the sum-
mer they expect to take trip through
Yellowstone park.
MOST OF THE SOCIAL ACTIVE
ties of the summer are con-
fined to the out of doors and
the Wausau Country club is prob
ably as busy place for pleasure as
there is in the vicinity. Next Satur-
day there will be a team match, the
Samblages, led by M. C. Ewing, who
succeeds Geo. E. Foster as captain,
vs. the Bull Heads, led by Newman
II. Bells, succeeding l.. H. Wheeler
as captain. The teams promise a
good golf match. The second round
for the presidents cup will also be
played. The pairings of the various
contestants in this race are given as
follows: Puchner, 13 VS.. Woodson,
10; Bird 10 vs.. Curtis, Is; Don Good
ing IL VS.. Foster, 1S; Perry Wilson,
IL vs. Johnson, 16; Wheeler IL VS..
Oliver IL; Thorpe Edmonds, Is VS..
Phillips IL; Guy Gooding, Is vs.. Din
gee, IL; Tesch, 13, VS.. Evans, 5;
Thorn, IL VS.. Manson, 1S; Gilbert, Jr.,
Is VS.. Anterior. ID; Sturtevant, Is VS..
Van Vechten, IL; Pradt, Jr., 13 VS..
IL; Bells, IA VS.. Henry
Smith, IS; Ruder, Is VS.. Ladwig, IS
Norman Stone, Is VS.. Nablo, IS; B. F.
Wilson, II VS.. Ottrich, IL.
The program for July also includes
a Flag handicap on July 16, when
eighteen holes are to be played, and
the third round of the presidents cup. |
On July 23rd eighteen holes will be
played for the Mccullough cup, match
ANHeASHp Vs. par lOT the
presidents cup are also scheduled for |
that day. Finals for thep residents |
cup are to be played on July Both. The |
state tournament for golfers is sched- |
uled for July 10 to 23rd at Kenosha |
and as usual, number of local en-
will participate.
MISS IRENE SCHMOLZE, DAUGH-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmolze,
and Scott Walker, son Of Mr.. and Mrs |
Edwin Walker of this city, were unit
ed in marriage at the Presbyterian |
parsonage last Thursday afternoon by
the Rev. F.. w. Eastwood Miss |
Schmolze wore tan georgette and |
her corsage bouquet was of roses, |
lilies of the valley and carnations. |
The attendants were Mrs. Hattie |
kunz, Miss Walliser of Chicago, Glenn |
Walker and Marvin Schmolze. A |
dinner was served at the home of the
brides parents afterwards, when the |
couple left for wedding trip.
THE YOUNG WOMEN'S COUNCIL.
OF the Y. w. c. A. of which Miss |
Phoebe Jones is chairman held it's |
regular monthly meeting Thursday |
evening. The meeting was devoted to |
planning for the Town and Country |
conference to be held at College Camp, |
Lake Geneva, August 2 to IL. Wan |
sau's delegation now numbers ten,
several other OF the older members |
are considering conference.
MISS BELWA ROWLAND, DAUGH-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Row
land, and Arthur Baumann, son of Mr. |
and Mrs. Gus Baumann, were united
In marriage at the Lutheran church,
town of Texas, the Rev. Carl Schmidt
performing the ceremony, last Thurs
day. Attendants were Miss Thelma
Rowland. Miss Dorothy Baumann, I'D
ward and Raymond Baumann. Little
Mildred Rowland was flower girl
THE MANUFACTURERS CUP
was played for at the Wausau Coun-
try club on Monday. 1t was won by
ID. X. Gooding. who was followed by
~, W. %. Van Vachtan and NJ Me- ~.