Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-11-10
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
in Wausau and Vicinity

In WauSau and Vicinity
A GRAND CHARITY BALL WILL
be given on November 23rd in all
probability, under the auspices of the
Ladies Auxiliary to st. Mary's hos
pital. At meeting held this after
noon, Sister Clayaria told the ladies
of the work being done at the hospital
and the auxiliary decided to furnish
the new nursery completely, at the
same time keeping up the Free bed.
To meet this added expense, the Char
ity ball is to be given. Tickets are to
be S1.00 person. $500 couple.
MISS LEONA MYSHKA, DAUGH-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Myshka,
who who has been studying music
music at Chicago. will make her debut
in Wausau this evening at ST. Mary's
hall where she will give a recital.
Miss Myshka has been studying for
about three years. 1t is understood
that she made quite success of an
appearance at the North Side Turner
Hall, Chicago, last Sunday.
THE DEGREE TEAM ACCOMPA-
MED by other members of Wausau
council, No. %, Fraternal Reserve as
ISOLATION, spent last Friday evening
in Mosinee where they conferred de-
grees on candidates for the Mosinee
council State Manager A. ]. Cald-
we'll, Installing Secretary A. B. Wan
ty, and Installing Sergeant Otto Kieck-
hoefer, all of this city, installed the
new officers.
% A
ing the tenth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green of the
town of Easton, was held at the Green
home Tuesday afternoon and evening.
The afternoon was devoted to out of
door sports and an entertaining pro-
gram occupied the evening after a six
o'clock supper.
MISS ALICE FOSS, THU DAUGH-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Foss, was
united in marriage with John Bhasch,
of Fond du Lac, at 4:30 p. m. Sun
day by the Rev. H. H. Kattmann, the
ceremony being performed at the Fred
A. Marth home, where wedding sup
per followed. The couple will reside
in North Fond du Lac.
THE MOTHERS CLUB OF THE
Methodist church met last Saturday
afternoon. Devotion was led by Mrs
Richard Evans. A talk on "Colds and
Care of Babies, was given by Mrs
G. ID. Partridge. Hosteseses were Mes
danes Goerling, Stiede, Rieman, Wolf,
Drake, Krahns, Kline, Mclaughlin
Palm and Bessey.
AN IMPORTANT MEETING OF
the Ladies' Auxiliary of ST. Mary's
hospital is being held at the Business
and Professional Women's club to-
day having commenced at 2:30 o'clock
Sister Clavaria of st. Mary's hospital,
is to address the meeting.
MRS KARL MATHIE ENTER
tanned at afternoon bridge Tuesday at
her home, 529 Grant street Prizes
were won by Mrs. Schuyler Bissel
Miss Leila Armstrong and Dr. Mar
garet Trevitt A delightful lunch was
served after the play.
SUPREME PRESIDENT E. R.
Hicks of Oshkosh, presided at a meet
ing in the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday
evening to install the new officers
ct Advance Council No. IS, F. r. A.
A dancing party followed the bust
ness meeting.
NO ACTION TOWARD THE Or
ganization of women's auxiliary was
taken at the last Friday evening meet
ing of Talbot Montgomery post, Amer
lean Legion. A mass meeting to con-
Nsider the matter will be called short
ly.
THE TUESDAY AFTERNOON CARD
club was entertained this week at
the home of Mrs. George Wilke, 1905
Grand avenue Prizes at five hundred
were awarded to Mrs. Robert Kloster-
man and Mrs. Eugene Majeska.
The vocational board of education
has engaged Mrs. Beulah Ostrander
to conduct the new class in Home
Decoration" at the vocational school
The class will be composed of girls
now studying at the school.
MRS. WILLIAM DREWS ENTER
tanned the members of the Underwood
Memorial mission this afternoon at
her home, Ala West street Mrs.
Drews was assisted by Mrs. Julius
MANNER.
MRS. JOSEPH USCHINS
Fifth avenue S., was hostess to
meeting of st. Teresa's society this
afternoon. Mrs. Peter Urmanski as
sisted.
A DANCING PARTY WAS GIVEN
Monday evening at Merry Gardens for
the office force of the Employers Mu-
tual Liability Insurance company and
their friends.
MISS GENEVIEvE EDMONDS WAS
hostess to the Bridge club Tuesday
evening at her home, GOA Grantstreet
Prizes were won by Miss Jean Gill
bert and Miss Margaret Laut.
THE PATRIARCHIAL AND GOLD
en- degrees were conferred on several
candidates at a meeting of Marathon
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