Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-05-26
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
in Wausau and Vicinity

way is being arranged, merrygoround,
shooting gallery and other attractions
will be ready for opening at that time.
The bathing beach is now opened and
many improvements have been made,
among which are the fencing off of a
'Kiddy" bathing beach, fenced in.
| where the water reaches only a depth
of twenty inches and where they are
safe to bath alone. A new pier has
been completed and also new dock.
A PRETTY WEDDING TOOK
place Tuesday mrning at eight at st.
Mary's church when Miss Hazel Kirt-
ley of Rothschild was united in mar
riage with Anton Martin of the town
of Mosinee, by the Rev. ]. B. Hauck.
| The Misses Genevieve Kirtley and
Florence Martin and Emil A. Noren
and Kamin Wirkowski attended the
couple. A wedding breakfast was
served at Rothschild after the cere-
mony. The bride and groom will
make their home in Rothschild at pre-
sent.
"THE PARISH PRIEST" A NOV
eng picture of unusual merit, was
shown last Saturday and Sunday, at
matinee and on both evenings, at st.
James hall, under the auspices of the
Young Ladies' sodality The Sodality
Is very much placed with the splen-
did turnouts and realized a tidy sum
from its efforts. On Sunday night the
patrons were shocked for time when
the hailstorm broke with such fero-
city.
A DOUBLE WEDDING is AN UN-
usual thing and particularly when
two daughters are involved. The
Misses Frederika and Anna Kipp,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Kipp of the town of Cleveland, will be
united in marriage on June LIST at the
family home. the former to Robert a.
Hahn of Mcmillan, and the latter to
Henry Lille, Jr., of Stratford, the
Rev. Grosshuesch of Stratford per-
forming the ceremony.
THE ENGAGEMENT OF MISS
Alice Mary Lawrence of Madison to
DR.. j. Ariel Stole has been announced
by e. J. Lawrence, the wedding to
take place on June 18th at Philadel-
phia, where DR.. Stole is doing in
terne work. DR.. S;olze completed his
work at Wisconsin in 1918 and has
since been in the east He is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F. Stole of this
city
THE EPWORTH LEAGUE OF THE
Methodist church will give carnival
at the church parlors next Friday
evening, May 9th. A program of
stunts and entertainments is being ar
ranged by a committee of which Miss
Winifred Hudson is chairman. All
members of the League as well as the
members of the Methodist church are
invited to be present. for the fun.
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A SPECIAL PROGRAM WAS EN-
ioyed at the regular communication of
Forest Lodge, No. $50. F &. A. M, held
last evening at the Masonic hall.
Work was COMMENCED i'm the afternoon,
following which a dinner was served
and brief program was enjoyed,
after which work was resumed for
The evening
MISS MARTHA BARBARA STYZA,
of this city and Richard W. Romacl
of Tomahawk, were united in mar
riage week ago at st. James. par
sonage, the Rev. FIR. E. p. O'Toole Of
floating. at 500 a. nj. The attendants
we're Miss Gertrude HelIing and Paul
Styza.
THE BUSINESS GIRLS BIBLE
class at the Presbyterian church was
entertained at charming shower by
Mrs. 3. A. Benson at her home last
evening. the party being given for
Miss Mae Plank who is to be June
bride. After pleasant social even
ing. refreshments were served.
MRS. LOUIS MYSHKA ENTER
tained at shower last Monday even
ing i'm honor of Miss Edna Morter.
Cards were played during the evening
and high honors were won by the
Misses Elizabeth Metz snd Ruth
Brecha. following which dainty re-
freshments were enjoyed
THE wALTHER LEAGUE OF IL
on'S church gave a party at lions
schools on Monday evening the Occa-
sion being Walther's Day. Music and
games were an important part of the
occasion. and late IN the evening re-
freshmemts were served
MIR. AND MFRS. HILMAR SCHMIDT
Were recently surprised at their home
by friends who wished to observe
their twenty-fifth anniversary. After
delightful evening. replete with
pleas lre. dainty refreshments were
served
THE STATE CONVENTION OF
the Knights of Columbus was held
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at
Wisconsin Rapids Quite number of
Wsusau members OF the order attend
ed. among them District Deputy w.
Del Curtis
THE YOUNG PEOPLES UNION
OF Emmanuel Norweigen church elect
ed officers at a meeting Monday night.
Miss Emma Jarnes is president. Leon
Lee. vice-president. Clarence Allen.
secretary and Marion Thompson,