Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-06-02
OVER TWO HUNDRED GUESTS

E OVER IWO HUNDRED GUESTS
attended the closing event of the Sew
enteenth Annual convention of Group
No. of the Wisconsin Bankers assoc
citation, banquet at the Rothschild
park pavilion last Saturday evening.
The hall was so attractively decorated
that it made beautiful dining hall
and the tables were scattered from
the north end of the hall about half
way to the south end, and in a semi
circle. affording ample floor space for
dancing.
The affair commenced at $50 p. m,
with the playing of the Stars and
Stripes and the singing of two verses
of America During the overture,
Bridal Rose by Laville, played by the
12S Infantry orchestra which fur
nished the music in its incompatible
way, the first course of cream soup,
croutons, celery and olives was served.
Then the guests danced waltz and
heard avocal solo, "Give Man Horse
He Can Ride by S. Knox Kreutzer.
The second course of praised beef,
mashed potatoes, pan gravy, jellied
cabbage mayonaise, rolls, pickles and
radiShes was served following which
dancing was again INDUCED in. Ed
win Schultz played souvenir" on the
violin, and the third course of fruit
salad and waters was ready. Another
waltz and vocal solo by w. Del Cur
tbs followed between courses Ice
cream, assorted cakes, coffee, sailed
nuts and paddles ended the banquet.
The Star Spangled Banner was sung
and dancing was enjoyed the remand
er of the evening. There were sew
eral other stunts which aroused much
interest during the program.
THE FIFTH ANNUAL ELKS BALL
was held last Friday evening at Roth
schild pavilion The large hall was
most attractively decorated, ferns and
evergreens being used, and the lights
were covered with paper of red, white
and blue. The Elk's sign was sus-
pended at the end of the room. An
other feature was fountain in one
of the far corners of the hall. The
grand march commenced at 1890, led
by Mr., and Mrs. w. Del Curtis, during
which May flower baskets were given
the ladies. The fountain above men
toned was deliberately built up with
moss and ferns and was very beau
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committee having charge of the affair
was composed of Arnold Graves, chair
man, Ted Wilke, Harold Phillips, Or
pheus Van Orman and E. P. Oertel.
THE ANNUAL JUNE BALL OF THE
Talbot Montgomery Post of the Ameri-
can Legion will be held at Rothschild
park pavilion on the evening of June
10th. Arrangements are being made
for a conspicuous affair. Louis A.
Deininger is general chairman and
other committees have just been APP
pointed. The decoration committee
consists of II. F. Mueller, E. w. Fail,
Louis Leak, Jr., and R. Schneider;
advertising and publicity of G. t. Oh
son, o. Oldenburg and Fred Hoefs, Jr.,
floor of r. M. Uhen, DR.. Geo. Lane,
j. l.. Opperman, Charles Raymond and
Wendell Phelps.
THE PUBLIC AND FRIENDS OF
the Lutheran congregations of the
town of Wausau and Texas are cor
daily invited to attend the celebra
ton of the mission festival to be held
Sunday, June 5, at the grove west of
Nutterville. The speakers are to be
the Rev. Gohlte of the town of Maine
and the Rev Radtke of Wisconsin
Rapids Music will be furnished by
the band from the town of Wausau
congregation. and sandwiches and ice
cream will be the refreshments.
MRS. EDWARD SEM AND MRS.
George Pfeiffer entertained at the
nome of the latter on Saturday after
noon in honor Of Miss itdna Molter,
who is to be married soon. The home
was attractively decorated in cut
flowers of the season and one O'Clock
luncheon was served after which cards
were enjoyed. High honors were won
by Mrs. VIM A. Pfaff, consolation
prize was given Mrs. Adams and a
guest prize to Miss Molter.
MRS. GEORE A. SCHWITZKE EN-
tertained at cards last Friday after
noon at her home, 500 Grant street,
complimentary to Mrs. S. II. Mendel-
ssofn, who is shortly to take up her
future residence at Waupaca. High
honors at auction were won by Mrs.
W. H. thinner, and the consolation
prizt was awarded to Mrs. B. w. Bah
cock. Mrs. Mendelssohn was given a
guest prize. Cards were followed by
delightful lunch.
THE BOY SCOUT TROOP OF ST.
Stephens church, No. Is, recently or
ganized, is making splendid success
under the able leadership of VIM.
Koch, scoutmaster. The boys met
Tuesday evening and after a session
at the church, went to the Y. M. G. A.
where they used the gymnasium floor
trying out new stunts and drills.
Walter Graunke is Mr.. Koch's assis-
tant.
A MEETING OF THE G. S. CLUB
is to be held tomorrow evening, June
| 3, at the home of Miss Josephine Po-
rath, S02 Adams street. Last Friday
evening the club was entertained at
the home of Miss Ruth Cawley, GIT
Grant street, and Saturday picnic
at Rothschild park pavilion with a
supper and out of doors dancing was
greatly enjoyed.
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