Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-28
1--WE ARE IN AN OLD BUILDING

nigh school aud forum last Friday
night. Over $3.50 was realized and
the teachers have now constituted
themselves finance committee to de-
termine what the building needs most.
sand tables, athletic supplies, and
busy work will be purchased, the
building may be made more attractive
by the addition of pictures and most
important of all the children have in
dicated their spirit of charity by vot-
ing to give. $25.00 to the Chinese Re-
llief
The first number ON the program
Friday was combination of songs.
dances and rythms by the kindergar-
ten children. Il See You" was one
or the numbers most applauded The
little tots made an excellent appear
ance and did not have stage fright"
at all. Miss Myrtle Lilies room has
| a good deal of talent.
The Prayer Of the Forest Spirit"
| in which Mrs. Mary Streeper's sub
primary class participated, was excep-
tionally fine. The cast of characters
was as follows:
ROBIN ------------------ Robert Geisel
Kay, the woodcutter lad David Milne
Spirit of the Maple Carol Anderson
Spirit of the Oak Margery Mccullough
Spirit of the Pine Virginia I.iljeqvist
Spirit of the Willow Elizabeth Taylor
Spirit of the Beech
-------------S-H Harriet Zimmerman
Spirit of the Bireh--- Patricia Towle
A piano solo, by Cornelia Fleth, fol-
lowed. 1t was well played and the
audience voiced its appreciation.
A playlet, 1.-THE Enchanted Garden, y
| followed by children of the Fifth A.,
and Sixth b. grades under the direc-
ton of Miss Frances Gowan. It was
pretty number. The cast was as
follows:
Wlld Rose--------------M Marjorie Pafi
Prince Butterfly Howard Prentice
BUNDLE Bee------------Bob Schneider
Sweet Peas--Kathlyn Kiely, Doro-
| thy Cawley and Joyce Kinney.
Mlgnonette Louise Harder
Poppies-Evelyn Harder, Anita Net
eel, Margaret Benson and Evelyn Lem
berg.
s---------------Be Betty Zimmerman
Will-o-the-W sp----- Howard Prentice
Queen of Hearts -Inez Wheeler
Lilly-------------E Emma Marie Curtis
Dance. rye waltz-Louise Harder and
emma Marie Curtis.
Folk dance. Hickory Dickory Dock
followed by the sub primary grade
These We're executed in very pleas.
ing manner and won the heart OF the
audience.
Eighth grade pupils rendered must
cal numbers under the direction OF
Miss Dagmar Hanson, principal of ths
Humboldt school. The quartette OF
boys included Maurice Lille, Robert
Coates, Richard Stone and Roy Wall
The number ''Old Zip Coon" was es
pecially appealing and the boys hat
to respond to enchores several times
The girls quartette sincluded Leonf
Hess, Cornelia Flieth, Sylvia Utech
and Leona Ziemendorf.
| Princess Snow White" was another
playlet that was well produced under
the direction of Miss Lois Hardness
The playlet was so pleasing that tn,
children have been asked to repeat i
at Mount View, sanatorium snou.
The Southern Minstrels were tn,
last on the program. lone Joslin an,
Gretchen Larson cleverly execute,
steps in 1t and the character of Of,
Black Joe, by Jerome Viee, was wei
portrayed. Kingsley Towle was Liz;
Jane. Others who participated wer,
Emily Croker, Donald McCloskey
Sheldon Dodge and Oakalla Bells.
MISS FLORENCE CECIL MANITEI.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Manuel
and Andrew Hermann of South Bend
| Ind, were united In marriage yester
| how off M n.
First Methodist, church, the Rev. Rich
ard Evans officiating.
The bride, Who was given away by
her father, wore dress of ivory kit
tens ears satin with court train ant
veil and carried shower bouquet OF
bridal roses and lillies-of-the-v valley
Mrs. Roy Erler, sister of the bride
was matron OF honor and wore dress
OF orchid organdy and carried Ophelia
roses. Harold Phillip was best man
and little Miss Ruth Virginia Ross was
| flower girl. Mill Wanda Hopp played
| the accompaniment to two solos, Still
| as the Night" and 20 Promise Me-,
sung by Mrs. Edw. Boehm and violin
solo, "Romanza" played by Edwin
Schultz. During the reading of the
| ceremony by the Rev. Richard Evans
Mr.. Schultz played Drdla' Souvenir. :"
The, church was prettily decorated
with Easter lillies and ferns.
After the ceremony nine course
dinner was served at the home of the
brides parents, 500 Seventh street, to
forty guests including friends and re-
latives. The house was beautifully de-
corated with clusters of Aaron Ward
and Sunburst roses. The guests from
out of the city included Miss Ida
Kruger, Of Brokaw. Wis, and Mrs.
Fred Rupert of South Bend, Ind, a
sister of the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann left for a
honeymoon trip to northern Wisconsin
and Davenport, Iowa. They will be at
home after puly at APT n. Michigan
Aves Sopth Bend, Ind.
MISS VERA T.. WILSON, DAUGH-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Wilson, and
George Brose were united in marriage
at $3.50 last Thursday at the Wilson
home, the Rev. Richard Evans, pastor
OF the First M. T.. church debating.
The bride wore a gown OF white satin
with a white silk overdrape. She car
ried a corsage bouquet of roses and