Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-03-24

beautiful solos and Miss Jeanette Ne
quette gave readings at a st. Patrick S
party at st. James parlors last Thurs
day evening. The Rev. FIR. z. p.
! 0 'foole del vered an address. The
evening was spent in playing five
/ hundred at which pr.zes were won by
Mrs. Peter McMann, Mrs. Geo. w. Bor-
owitz, A. Nj. Mckinley and Mike Cav
| lily.
THE STUDY CLUB WILL MEET
at the Y. w. c. A. Monday, March 2Sth
at 7:15. DR.. Richard Evans will dis
cuss "The Irish Situation" before the
club. DR.. Evans is qualified to speak
sympathetically and intelligently on
this subject, and il will be a privilege
to hear him. This meeting is open
to any women who are interested.
ON NEXT TUESDAY MRS. Nc
Cornell of Foochow, China, will hold
an exhibit and sale of Chinese en-
broideries and laces at the Y. w. C. A.
This work is done by Chinese widows
and orphan girls as their only means
of livelihood. The hours are 80 to
$50 in the afternoon, and to 8 in the
evening.
THE REV. AND MRS. F. w. EAST
wood entertained the Catechism class
of the Hull Memorial, Underwood
Memorial and Mary Poor Memorial
Tuesday evening at Mary Poor Mem
orial. A very delightful evening was
spent. The Mary Poor class presented
Rev. Eastwood with fountain pen.
MR., AND MRS. d. c. EVEREST
entertained at dinner party at their
home last Monday evening. Places
were set for twelve. Mrs. Everest en-
tertained last Friday at luncheon
in honor of Mrs. Percy Cochran of
Elkhart, Ind, guest at the home of
! her sister, Mrs. G. K Gooding.
THE METHODIST AID SOCIETY
met at the church parlors Wednesday
afternoon. The hostesses for the day
were Mesdames w l.. Edmonds,
Thorpe Edmonds, H. d. Anderson, Bar
ron, and Miss Lolita SERVER. Devo-
tionals were led by Mrs. j. II. Kolter.
MISS CLARA ROE. EXECUTIVE
for the Town and Country department
of Central Field Y. w. c. A. will be in
Wausau next week. Miss Roe will do
Esome work with the standing commit
tees of the Board and help to plan
some future work for Wausau.
THE MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
of the Y. w. C. A.. Mrs. c. j. Kruger,
chairman, held its regular monthly
meeting Tuesday evening. Plans were
made for the next general meeting OF
the membership committee when
comes in May.
THE MONDAY EVENING STUDY
1 9lub met Monday evening with MISS
Marie Book. Mrs. Walter E Curtis
read a selected play. Next Monday
evening Miss Book VII again enter
tain the club and a social evening Will
be enjoyed.
| A SOCIAL AFFAIR WAS ENJOYED
al the First M. E. church parlors last
Friday evening in honor OF ST Pat,
4 rick's day. THE occasion developed
much fun eamong the guests. A luncf
was served and games we're enjoyed
THE BETSY ROSS CLUB EN-
loved costume party at the home 'o1
Miss Gladys Pregont the evening OF
March II. ST. Patrick's day. the
guests took the part of children and
played games during the evening.
MESDAMES C. G. PIER, SEDATE
Pier and J.. F. Ross entertained the
Ladies' Aid society<of the First Uni
versalist church at the church parlorS
Wednesday, Luncheon wass erved al
1890.
= THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
held meeting Monday discussing thu
bow problem. Among the speakers
were S. B. Tobey. Chief of Police Thos
Malone, Ira c. Painter, H. Fl. Davis
and George G. Driesbach.
ALL THE GIRL RESERVE CORPS
] have held their regular meetings at thu
w g. A this week. The girls arr
! finishing up their work on the fur
nishing of four room house for tn
honor work for March.
FIR. A. WOMEN WERE ENTER
.. tanned at a ST. Patrick's day party las
, Thursday by Mesdames Tony William
and Anna Jacks at che home of tn
. former. Decorations were in accord
lance with the occasion.
MISS VESTA TYRRELL, 131 5Tf
Avenue South, entertained at birth
day party on Tuesday evening. il
honor of Arthur Spar. A delicious
supper was served, after which yer!
enjoyable evening was spent.
TWELVE LADIES OF THE TUES
dsv Musical society enjoyed lunch
con at the Wausau club last Tuesda!
noon after which business meetin'
was held. No program was rendered
during the afternoon.
AS A RESULT OF THE ENTER
tainment and sale given last Frida!
evening at the Franklin school, 81:
was realized. This will be used II
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