Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-03-31

of the Mary Poor Memorial and IN
derwood Memorial Sunday schools
gave their programs in the afternoon
at the respective chapels.
The children of St. Mary's school
gave an operetta "a Perfect Day" in
the school auditorium Sunday night.
The children were costumed as picnic
girls, spring flowers, shadows, daisies,
roses, sunrays, west winds, raindrops,
butterflies, little stars and humble
bees, and did splendid work in songs,
drills and pantomine. SO satisfactory
was the production that it was per-
| formed second time Monday evening
at the request of those who were
unable to obtain seats the evening
before
Program
The program was as follows:
Process. onal - Manhattan Beach
March" Sousa
L. Deininger, B. Thompson, NJ King.
NJ Berghauser, A. Kunz, C. Ronek and
orchestra.
Immaculate"
Orchestral Perfect Day.
Scene 1.-The Woodland.
Spring Flowers.
Shadow Drill.
Scepe 2-The Meadow.
Daisy Drill.
Piano-H. Brand, V, Dernbach.
Orchestra.
Bumblebees.
Rose Pantomine.
Piano-R Dexter NJ Freuchtel.
Orchestra
Sunrays Frolic.
Orchestra.
West Wind Drill
PIANO.. Mckinley, E. Saizer.
Orchestra.
The Raindrops "a
Butterfly Revei
Nature Chorus.
Musical Observation-Disclosures
Scene 3-Father Times Home.
The Little Stars.
Liberty Bell March Sousa
Piano-M. Linnehan, NJ. Tetzlaff, U.
kalk, E. Salzer, V. Schlling, Z. Schrei-
er, V. Dernbach
Grand Finals--"A Perfect Day"
Cast of characters:
Father Time Brand
Vesper NJ Zielsdorf
Twilight G G, Braatz
The Hours: Curfew A. Moheln tsky
Nueen of the Night-------L. Salzmann
Evening Star-------------R. Soukop
Brooklet Tetzlaff
At NJ. Johns
Friday evening the choir of ST.
Johns Episcopal church rendered
Stainer's ''Crucifxion." q cantata re-
lating the story of the crucifixion of
Jesus in song. The choir is composed
of the NJ sses Josephine Sturtevant,
Helen Sturtevant Helen Lee. Alma
Blandin. and Marion Reams; Mes
danes Jos. Sawyer and J. A. Miller;
and the MeSSrs. Ed Puchner. tenor
soloist, Chris, Harding, Chas. Hooker,
Harold Skinner. baritone soToist, Tho
mas Ryan, Lawrence Johnson, Mark
Bellanger, OrviIIe BelTanger Franklin
Fullmer. Arthur Drews, Walter Gil
berg, and Walter Rapraeger. The
organfst Is Miss W:nifred Ryan.
st. Paul"S
special Sunday school program
was held at st. Paurs church i'm the
morning at nine O'Clock and at TEN
a special communion service was con-
Quoted by the Rev, T.. C. Grauer The
senior choir sang Easter. anthems and
for the offertory. Edward Bopf PLAYED
"A violin solo. souvenir, by Drdra.
In the evening the senior choir gave
concert I'm the church auditorium.
The members OF the choir follow:
The Misses Clara vette. Netrie
Krueger, Melinda Dickhoff. Frieda
Dickhoff Florence Kuether. Alma
Wolfgram. Lydia Kohr, Violet BNtels.
/ 7 vida Jueies. Alma Neubauer. Loretta
Gaedtke. irene Schrankef. Lena Kab-
Ike. Dorothy Borz Marie Staese, Anna
Koebke Myrtle Rege, Ella Bopf, Sell
ma Lott, Marie Merkte n, Elizabeth
Fandre. and Anna Koltath; the Mess
danes FRANC BIcmark. George Arend-
+ see and Frank Boettcher. and the
I MessrS Bert Pagenkopf. Onto Pagen-
i kopf, Frank Boettcher, George Decker.
Paul Wolfgram rF'ed Gaedtke. Earl
Zielsdorf Arthur YELLOW, Arthur
+ Schieler, Arnold Heise, George Veh-
low. end Edwin YELLOW.
The Easter mass at st. Mary'S was
4 Wiegand'S "Mass in Honor of st. Pa
trick" and for the offertory the inn
preSsive "Haec Dies" by Lamboletti,
was played. The sermon a Ugh mass
was delivered by the Rev -r. Herbert
a missionary father from India.
Tho Rev. +. W. Eastwood spoke on
an Easter Message AT the morning
service of the First Presbyterian
church. George vehlow sang solo
and the choir rendered the anthem
"Allelujah. Christ is Risen"
Sacred Concert
The subject of the morning service
at the Methodist Episcopal church b,
the Rev Richard Evans was "The Re.
|. birth of Hope" In the evening {
sacred concert was given by the com
hined choirs of the Methodist anC