Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-06-16
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity

ONE OF WAUSAU'S MOST POPU-
lar young ladies, Miss Edna Frances
Molter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs N.
P. Molter, was united in marriage to
MIR. Harry Fiske Bailey of Chicago
yesterday morning at o'clock at st.
Mary's church, the Rev. Father ]. B.
Hauek celebrating nuptial high mass.
The brides dress was a beautiful
creation of kittens ear crepe and
satin trimmed with seed pearls, with
veil and train in bandeau effect,
and she carried shower bouquet of
brides roses and swansonias. A
wreath of orange blossoms GROWING
the veil was part of her mothers
rousseau. Mrs. l.. l.. Podruch, a
sister of the bride as matron of honor,
was dressed in an orchid organdy
gown with white leghorn hat and a
colonial bouquet. The bridesmaid,
Miss Viola Strupp of Fresno, Cal,
wore a peach color gown with a nat
to match and carried a colonial bou-
quet Dr. l.. l.. Podruch was best man
and Leander Molter was groomsrnan.
Ben Fried acted as usher Special
music during the ceremony added to
the charm of the occasion. Mrs. Geo.
Silverthorn sang Until" and "Ave
Maria," and the choir of St. Mary's
church, Of which the bride is a mem
Der, sang several selections.
A wedding breakfast with covers
laid for forty people was served at the
Molter home, sos Grand avenu, at
nine-thirty. The decorations at the
home were in pink and white with a
profusion of pink and white roses and
ptonies in baskets.
Sincere good wishes from a host OF
friends attended the young people on
their departure for short wedding
trip. They will be at home after July
l at 1881 North Clark street, Rogers
park, Chicago. Out of town visitors
were Mrs. H. Schueneman and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Murphy of Wauke-
gan, ILL.,, an aunt and cousins of the
bride, and Mrs. Mary Strupp and Miss
Viola Strupp of Fresno, Cal.
OSCAR EGGEBRECHT, SON OF
Amelia Eggebrecht, and Miss Meta
Lemke, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Car
Lemke, We're united in marriage at the
home of the brides parents, 405 Fiftl
street, last Saturday morning a
eight-thirty o'clock, DIR. A. L. Bres
AiSh VI 3uli WduhCC, liz
ceremony. The home was attractive
ly decorated with cut flowers, palm!
and streamers. During the ceremony
Miss Minnie May Krill, of Edgerton
played the piano and solos were suns
by both Miss Krill and Ogden John
son. Relatives and intimate friend!
were present at the wedding and a
the breakfast which followed
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emony was president of Baldwin Wal
lace college in Ohio which Miss Lem
Ike at one time attended. Both of tn,
young people are popular in the city
and they received congratulations from
host of friends. Mrs. Eggebrech
is a graduate of Baldwin Wallace an(
taught for several years before locat
ing at home where she has stayed thu
past several years. Mr.. Eggebrech
has been connected with the Menashs
Printing and Carton company as as
sistant manager After their return
from a wedding trip into Ohio, abou
July 18th, Mr.. and Mrs. Eggebrech
will be at home to friends at 502 JEFF
ferSon street
A ONE O'CLOCK LUNCHEON WAS
given by Mrs. Howard Dessert at hel
home recently in honor of Miss Saral
LaDu at which time her approaching
marriage to Mr.. Ed. Snider was an
nounced. The wedding is to take place
June 20. Sixteen ladies were present
Mrs. Roman Deutsch and Miss Louise
Dessert of Wausau being out of towr
guests.-Mosinee Times.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS