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

A VERY PLEASANT AND INTER
esting evening was spent Monday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Lemke
on Harrison boulevard. The parties
present were Mr.. and Mrs Henry Ru-
der, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Leak, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Giese, f. w. Genrich, Mel
Barwig, Mrs. c. A. Barwig, Mrs. T.
Luebchow of Wausau, Frederick Holm
and Paul v. Magnus from Reval-Es-
thonia.
The Esthonian gentlemen, delegat-
ed to investigate and gather informa-
ton on the varied line of woodworking
industries in this country, spent the
day at the Underwood Veneer COM
pany's plant in this city. Mr.. v. Mag
nus served as major in the Russian
army and also in the Esthonian army
against the Bolshevists. Mr.. Holm
was connected with the Government
Foreign department. Both gave very
interesting information covering the
trials of life experienced during the
war and transition period and also
presenting conditions in Europe at
large.
Mr.. v. Magnus added to the enter
tainment by rendering several selec-
| tions of Russian music on the piano
besides several vocal selections in
Russian, Cossack, Provincial and the
German languages.
A midnight lunch was served and
all declared the time passed too ra-
pidly as the information given was a
first hand description of Europe
which must redeem itself, and accord
ing to the version of some, not pro-
perly balanced to enable it to do so.
| MISS CORA LANSING WON HIGH
honors at the monthly social evening
of the Monday Evening Study club
entertained February 2Sth, at the
home of Miss Louise Dessert. After
a delightful fame of auction bridge
dainty refreshments were served. Next
Monday evening the club will again
be entertained by Miss Dessert. The
program includes a discussion on
"Women as Office Holders" by Miss
Florence Alexander, and women and
the Three D's-Dependent, Delinquent
and Defective" by Miss Dessert.
FOURTEEN LADIES OF THE G
A. r. auxiliary were entertained a
| Tic HOtllt VI MIS-. JouLi DdiuCh iAo
Monday evening. Rather than spent
the evening playing cards or at some
other diversion as had been planned
the ladies tied comforter. Refresh
ments were served later in the even
ing. The next meeting will be ,helt
at the home of Mrs. Bris Bots.
AN OLD FASHIONED PARTY WAS
the feature at the meeting of the New
Era club held Monday evening in thu
Presbyterian church parlOrs. OLE
fashioned games were played and OLE
fashioned songs were sung. EXcellen
refreshments together with music b,
the Y. M. c. A. orchestra completed
a most enjoyable evening.
THE MEMBERS OF THE w. w. u
U. club met last evening at the home
of Miss LYDIA Leitzke. The business
session was spent in making planl
| for party to be given on March 18th
A social hour was then enjoyed aftel
which refreshments were served. TIL
: next meeting will be held at the hom
of Miss Vesta Tyrrell.
MRS. III. II. SCHNEIDERS ENTER
tanned Tuesday afternoon and evening
at her home, her fifty-first birthda,
At $50 dinner was served and card
: were played in the evening.
THE LADIES' AUXILIARY Oh
|, the Loyal Order of Moose holds
meeting this afternoon to conside
matters OF business Importance.
1
, MRS. JOSEPH BERG WILL EN-
|, terrain the 500 club at her home mex
/, Tuesday evening. Three tables will
be in play.
. MRS. j. M. KUEBLER is ENTER
tanning at auction bridge at her hom
II IN Franklin atrpaf tOmOrrOW after