Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-03-17

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MISS ADELAIDE SUSAN. DevoE
was united in marriage with Mr.
i Charles H. Hahn by the Rev VIM. J.
4 Taylor, pastor of the First Universal
list church. at their new home, 1111a
Clarke street, last Tuesday afternoon
at five o'clock, the single ring cere-
mony being used. The bride and
groom were attended by Miss Carmen
Reuter- of Milwaukee and Mr.. Neil
Hahn of Marshfield, brother of the
latter The bride wore a navy and
| Copenhagen blue pussywillow taffeta
with an overdrape of blue silk lace
and the sash was of blue and gold.
She carried corsage bouquet of pink
roses, white snapdragons and lilies
of--the-valley. Eighteen friends and
relatives afterwards enjoyed we'd
ding dinner served at 600. The table
was attractively decorated with bas-
! kets of pink and white snapdragons,
and the remainder of the color scheme
was pink and white. Mr. and Mrs
Hahn will be al home to friends at
1l1R Clarke street after April LIST.
THE STUDY AND PHILANTHRO-
by department of the Ladies' Literary
l'soc1ety met last Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Austin Kimble who
was assisted by Mesdames j., p. Riley,
A. |. Lathrop, Frank Morgan, A. T.
Marceau, w. r, Johnson and Harry
Baker. Current events were in charge
OF Mrs. George j. Leicht, Mrs. A. II.
Hall, Mrs. L. M. Willard and Mrs. w.
e. Zilisch. Papers We're read by Mrs.
j. II. Kolter and Mrs. Ella Smith.
| Il H..
Mrs. p. l.. Sisson and Miss Isabelle
Hubert.
THE ART AND LITERATURE DE-
partment of the Ladies' Literary. So
ciety will meet next Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. August Kickbusch
who will be assisted by Mrs. Giffin and
Mrs. SeXmith Mrs. Fl. j. Evans will
speak on Law Making" Mrs. Karl
Mathie on Labor Unions: Their
Growth and Influence" and Mrs. Jo-
seph Smith on Socialism, Anarchism
Communism and Bolshevism-The
Relation to Capital and Labor
THE CHOIR OF THE FIRST UNI
versalist church assisted by the best
local talent, will render 1.-THE Man
of Nazareth on Holy Thursday even
ing, March "a. This is one of the
most impressive and appropriate pro-
gram that could be rendered at this
time of the year. Thes ervice will be
followed by Holy Communion and the
entire program will fill an hour.
THE PRESBYTERIAN LADIES
Aid society was entertained on We'd
Anesday at the parlors of the home
church by Mesdames w. j. Sengpiel
Emil BraatZ, A. M. Van Douser and
Mrs. George Schwitzke. Mrs. b. A.
Be nson, led the devotionals.
LAST Evening WAUSAU AERIE
No. 251, F. o. Eagles enjoyed cinch
and 500 party at Eagles hall Re-
freshments were served late in the
evening.
MRS. ID. c. EVEREST is ENTER
tanning at luncheon tomorrow noon
for Mrs. Percy Cochran, who is a
guest at the home, Of her sister, Mrs
G. X. Goodmg.
MISS GLADYS PREGONT WILL
| entertain the members of the Betsy
Ross club at her home at costume
st. Patrick's party this evening.
MRS. H. G. MILLER ENTER
tanned the English Lutheran Aid So
ciety at the church parlors Wednes-
day afternoon.
MRS. EMIL FLATTER ENTER
tanned St. Elizabeth's society yester-
day afternoon at the St. Marys au-
ditorium.
AN INFORMAL DANCE WILL BE
given next Friday evening at the Wau-
sau club, dancing from nine to one.
MRS. ALBERT HASTEN AND MRS
(, August Miller entertained lions Aid
society Wednesday afternoon.
AN APRON SALE WAS HELD
Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist
church parlors.
THE G. A. r. CIRCLE HELD A
business meeting at Eagles hall on
Monday afternoon.
THE ELKS ENJOYED A CARD
party at their club house on Tuesday
evening.