Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
in Wausau and Vicinity

ia Vausdu
The Wausau w. c. T. u. held spec
ial meeting Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. A. A. Wilterding to de-
| eide on the amount of the contribution
to be given toward helping the Ar
menians. very satisfactory sum was
raised There was also discussion
of the problem of helping the young
| girls of Wausau and a second appeal
was addressed to the mothers of the
city to provide proper ways for their
| daughters to spend evenings. 1t was
suggested that girls of the grades and
the high school spend their evenings
at home or if outside, at the library,
night school, the Y. w. c. A. or the
Business Women's club, also that
| young girls be not allowed to attend
the movies unchaperoned. The w. c..
I. U. numbers 1870 mothers whose
earnest desire it is to do all they can
to assist the girls of Wausau. The reg
ular meeting is to be held shortly.
! At the Monday meeting of the XII
wants club at the Hotel Bells, Kiwan-
| is dining room, Miss Elizabeth Kelly,
of the Near East Relief, spoke. Men,
bers of Pine Tree Patrol No. 2, ap-
| peared before the club asking the
members to purchase tickets for the
play, What Happens to Jones'" which
these older Scouts are giving to raise
money for equipment they need. A. HI.
| Kiefer, C. S. Snyder, DIR. J. III. Kolter
and H. s. Wright were appointed a
committee to challenge a team of the
Rotary club to yolley ball game. The
| next meeting will be held on March
| 9TH.
E. C. Hoff, August Gerow and Louis
Nequette will represent the Wausau
branch, National Association of Rail,
| way Engineers, at Milwaukee tomor-
at meeting to confer with state off,
row, delegated last Thursday evening
GERS of the organization about the
| state convention which the local
branch wants to have held in this city
next summer.
Tuesday evening the Elks' card club
entertained husbands at card par
| ty. There were twenty-eight. tables
| played, and the high honors n auc-
ton bridge were won by Mrs. Byron
| Brown, Jay Brown, Mrs. B. H. Baker,
F. H. Schneider, and in five hundred
by Mrs. VIM. Anderes, w. H. Taege,
Mrs. A. w. Zastrow and c. p. Olson
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church met at the church
parlors Wedn esday afternoon. The
hostesses for the day were Mesdames
j. M. Kuebler, l.. M. Willard, B. T..
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were led by Mrs. Charles Dodge.
The Mosinee Chamber of Commerce
and Women's Civic club held a very
profitable meeting last Tuesday even
ing, when Judge A. II. Reid spoke
About 100 persons were present. The
| judge spoke on questions of civic in-
portance, Oil boys and girls, and work
among them and for them.
The Loyal Order of Moose met at
Odd Fellows hall last Thursday even
ing. One of the features of the even
ing's program was an address by j.
Y. Kombar on Armenia and the Near
East Relief
The Colonial party at the Cyrus
Yawkey hall of the First Universal
list church was an affair of much beau
ty last Friday evening. A seven O'Clock
dinner was served after which there
was dancing.
Mesdames j. B. Hall, A. Rapraeger,
Roy Gilburg and Barr Moses enter
tanned the Women's auxiliary of the
St. Johns church Wednesday after
noon. A lunch was served at one
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Fust enter
tanned ihirty-fve guests at games and
cards at their home on Tuesday even
ing in honor of the birthday of their
daughter, Miss Hildegard.
Wausau Lodge, No. 1923, Order of
Owls will meet on the first Thursday
OF each month hereafter, it was de-
cided last Thursday at a smoker held
in the Edwards barber shop
St. Monica's Ladies' society met
Wednesday afternoon at the church
parlors, and was entertained by Mrs.
Frank Barden, Mrs. John Brown and
Mrs. Ed. Callahan.
Mrs. C. H. Hooker and mother, Mrs
Wilson, entertained number of lady
friends at auction bridge Friday af-
ternoon at the home of the former on
Franklin street.
The annual banquet of the Wausau
Business Institute will be held on Fri
day, March 4th, and committees are
hard at work making arrangements
for program.
/Mesdames Schilling, Paff and r. B.
Young entertained the Ladies' society
OF the Universalist church Wednes-
day. A lunch was served at noon.
G. e. Parker has been informed of
his appointment as director Of the
Wholesale Credit Mems association
with headquarters at Green Bay.