Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-06-23

/ THE GIRL RESERVES OF THE y. 3
w. G. A. viii enjoy lawn party Fri
day evening from to 8 o'clock on the
lawn OF w. H. Bissell, The Girl Re-
serve corps from Franklin school viii
present a little play the "Conspira-
cy OF Spring Two interpretative
dances Will be given. There will be
twenty five cents admission charged
FOR adults, and fifteen for children.
Anyone who wishes to make dona-
ton OF equipment for the girls camp
can get suggestions by calling Mrs.
M. w. Sweet. Donations will be re-
celved on Friday, the Girl Reserve
camp day
SATURDAY AFTERNOON MISS
Lille Fehlhaber, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Fehlhaber of the town
OF Berlin, and Leo Kruger were unit
ed in the holy bonds of matrimony,
the Rev. A. j. Koepp performing the
cere mony. The attendants and ush-
ers were the Misses Norma Genrich.
lrmgard Fehlhaber and Alma Kruger,
and Messrs Irwin Mathwich, Paul
krueger and George Schuster. A we'd
ding dinner was served after the GER
emony.
/ THE WAUSAU BRANCH, NATION
al Association of Engineers, elected
officers on Thursday evening last as
follows: Hilmar Boerke, past presi-
dent; E. c. Hoff, president; Charles
Boerke, vice president; Louis Ne
quette, secretary; August Gerrow,
treasurer; Nels Rasmussen, conduc-
tor; Arthur Pittsley, door keeper, and
John Falk, trustee.
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY OF
the First Presbyterian church met at
the church parlors Wednesday after
noon, This was the last meeting be-
fore the summer vacation. The host
esses for the day were the Mesdames
h. f. BraatZ, w. j. Sengpiel, A. NJ.
Van Douser and VIM. Albrecht. Jr.
The devotionals were led by Mrs. VIM.
Mock.
THE FIRST. ANNUAL DANCE OF
the l2Sth Infantry band was given at
Rothschild park Tuesday evening.
Many couples enjoyed the affair, par
ticularly because the evening was Just
right for dancing. A fifteen piece or
chestra furnished excellent dance mu-
sic. The company netted a fair amount
for its mess fund.
THE GIRL RESERVES OF CEN
trail school met yesterday at the asso-
citation headquarters with Mrs. Janke
as adviser. The girls made plans for
the ice cream booth which they are to
have at the Girl Reserve Lawn Fete to
be held Friday evening from z to 8
o'clock on the w. H. Bissell lawn.
THE MISSES ESTHER ERDMAN
and Celia Wagner entertained at
Rothschild park on Monday evening.
complimentary to Miss Wanda Krue-
ger, who is to be bride in the near
future. A picnic supper was served
at z O'Clock after which dancing was
enjoyed.
THE GIRL RESERVES OF WASH
ington school met for regular meet,
ing at the Y w. G. A. yesterday with
their leader Mrs. S. Knox Kreutzer,
After short business meeting the
girls went to some nearby yards for
study in Identification of various trees.
i CHARLES w. WICKSTROM, FOR
merly of this city, and Miss Mable e.
koth, of Merrill, were united in mar
riage there recently.
MRS. ED. GAMBLE WILL ENTER
tain this evening in honor of her sis
ter, Miss Wanda Kruger, who is to
be married soon.
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MRS. A. e. KICKHOEFER WAS
the hostess of the ST. Pauls Aid So
clety at the Guild hall on Wednesday
afternoon.
MRS. OSCAR REICHL ENTER
tanned the ST. Elizabeths guild at her
home, 210 n Second avenue, on We'd
nesday.
MRS, JOHN ROSS ENTERTAINED
at luncheon and auction bridge par
ty on Tuesday at one o'clock.