Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-11-24

of st. James churcn presenter al IN
Iteresting program last. Sunday after
noon at st. James hall The program
included vical offerings, playlets,
dances and dialogues as follows:
Playlet american Beauties" AL
drey Kettner, Olive Mitchell, Ruth
Guenther, Kathryn German, Agnes
Cawley and Mary ely.
Dance" French Doll"-Kathleen Kie-
ly and Margaret Radandt.
Dialogue-"A Pair of Lunatics" Mar
garet Merklein and Mile Burke.
Vocal Solo-Miss Denese Coel.
Duet-"Clock Dance" arranged to
Dresden China Gayotte) -Kathleen
Kelly and Kathlyn Schudtze.
Playlet-"M Jane"-Jeanette
Nequette, Mildred Conklin and Mary
Kelly
PAST MASTERS NIGHT WILL BE
observed by the 500 members of Forest
Lodge, No. 100, F. & A. NJ, on We'd
nesday evening, December 18th, when
Leo +. Nohl, of Milwaukee, will be
the principal speaker. Among the
past masters of Forest Lodge who will
take part in comforting the NJ NJ. de-
gree that evening, will be F. p. Stone,
H. G. Flieth, e. B. Thayer, f. w.
Genrich, p. J. Hopp, f. e. Bump, S.
3. Tobey, A. r. Bardeen, w. w. AL
bers, j. A. Rowley, f. d. Widmer, DR..
H. NJ Willard, W. B. Scholfeld, ID.
McNaughton, Sen. G. b. Bird, A. V.
Gearhart, G. A. Cowee and Karl
Mathie.
THE ART AND LITERATURE De
partment Of the Ladies' Literary club
of Mrs. Louis Dessert, 521 Grant
street Mrs. essert was assisted by
Mesdames G. Il. Gill, Frank Barden,
James Haskin. G.. III. Hooker, Walter
Eyers and Robert Huffman. A paper,
Modern American Writers of Short
Stories" was given by Mrs. II. A.
ownie and Mrs. Walter Flieth and Mrs.
c. II. Hooker gave a reading, "Qual-
ity Folks. Mrs. Hiram Anderson sang
a beautiful solo.
MEMBERS OF THE SUNSHINE
Circle of the Reformed church pre-
sented Mrs. II. Fl. Kattmann with
pretty gift at surprise party given
last Friday evening at her home, 525
Third avenue S., in honor of her
anniversary. Twenty-four
guests were present and all enjoyed
the evening Lucille and Paul Katt-
mann rendered several musical Sc
ections and lunch was served at ten
thirty o'clock.
MISS HELEN NANTES,
laughter of Mrs. Minnie Schwantes,
and Max Berndt were united in mar
Rage Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock, at st, PauPs parsonage, the
Rev. Il. &. Grauer performing the GER
emony. A dinner followed at the
Schwantes home. The attendants were
Miss Erna Wendorf and Ralph Berndt |
The couple will make their home with
Mrs Schwantes for the present
THE REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY |
supper of the Business and Profess |
'ional Women's club was held last
Friday evening. Following the sup
Der various classes met. Miss Jo-
'ephine Darrin explained the seasons
program of the music department.
Miss Hattie Mehl conducted the en-
Droidery class and the Spanish class
net Wltn MISS Lee Joyce.
OFFICERS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL
Girl Reserve corps elected last Thurs
lay afternoon are as follows. Alice
Rudberg, president: Norma Zilisch, |
rice president; Helen Arsta, secreta-
y. oyce Anderson, treasurer; Anna |
schultz, chairman program commit |
ee; Althea Weikauf, chairman social |
Elizabeth Lemke, chair
nan service committee.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE |
lodge, f. o. Eagles, was held |
asst Friday evening. The committee |
N charge of the construction of the |
shower baths and bowling alleys to
be built in the building reported that |
hey would be installed in December. |
tentative plans for big bazaar and |
lair to be held after holidays were
made.
SEVEN GIRLS WE'RE INITIATED |
nto the Washington school Girl Re- |
serve corps at meeting last Tues |
lay evening. Miss Louise Underwood |
gave talk on Italian art which she |
Illustrated with pictures. The class |
has been studying Italy since early
last October and takes up a different |
phase of Italian life each week.
WAUSAU LODGE NO. 24s, B. p. o.
Elks, will hold it's annual Thanks
giving party tomorrow evening, No
vember 20, in the Rothschild audito-
rum. The committee on arrange
ments is composed of Leon Koppa,
chairman, William Leistikow, Donald
McLennan, Robert Altman. b. A
Brown and A. T. Van Orman.
THE ANNUAL BAZAAR OF THE
Ladies' Legion of Mooseheart is TO be
held in Dad Fellows hall on the af
ternoon of Thursday. December 1.
Plans for this event were made nj
a business meeting of the Legion last
Friday afternoon. which also included
q talk on Cancer" by DR.. w. +.
Baker.
THE ANNUAL SALE AND SUPPER
OF the Norwegian Lutheran Aid society
Will ha hAlA In, 81.