Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-10
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
i'm Wausau and Vicinity

III atN 'tNAshs
pretty winter wedding took place
on Saturday last when Miss Leona
Tyrell was united in marriage with
Arthur Warning at the home of the
bride, 131 Fifth ave., s., at $500 p. m
the Rev. II. II. Kattmann officiating
The bride wore brown tricotine dress
and a hat to match. Bridesmaids
were the Misses Vesta Tyrrell and
Norma Warning, and groomsmen
Maurice Mplvey and Arthur Sparr A
wedding supper was served to rela-
tives and friends after the ceremony
and the bride and groom departed for
Amigo and other points in the north
eastern part Of the state on their
honeymoon. They will return soon
to make their home in this city.
A masked ball was held last Friday
evening at Eagles hall by the F. X. A.
attended by over eighty persons. The
evening was delightfully."- spent in
dancing and at 1920 masks were re-
moved. The Tulip girls, the Misses
Marion and Nina Bauman, Lydia SOM
merfeld and Margaret KaatZ, received
first honors for their costumes and
the Kings, Queens and Joker OF card
deck, Hugh VANITY. Fred KrOnebugle,
Orden Nelson, Edwin Fryatt, Eliza
beth Jones, Erma Koch. Agnes Jones,
Mary VANITY and Jennie Fryatt, second
prize. Harold Blair and Edward Mil
Ter were awarded prizes as Mutt and
jeff. Many special prizes were also
given.
The B. p o. Elks, PAS, entertained
at an elaborate pre-lenten dance last
Friday evening at Rothschild park pa.
vilion. The large dance hall was mos
attractively decorated in read and
white streamers, and pine boughs, and
evergreens were an important part OF
the plan of Identification. In the CEN
ter of the hall were grouped beautiful
potted plants, ferns and pine boughs.
The dining room was similarly de-
corated. At promptly 11:00 p. m.
lights were dimmed and w. Del Curtis
read the lode to Absent Brothers"
Punch was served during dancing.
The Mixed Chors of the Zion Luth-
eran church and Trinity Lutheran en-
joyed a social affair, given by the lat
ter organization. at the ID. A. U. "
hall on Thursday evening last. About
100 were present. The entertainment
committee consisted of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Ludholz, Mrs. w. T.. Zilisch, Miss
Irma Gerhard and Miss M. Hamann.
There was a comic duet by Mrs. VIM.
Belz and Mrs. Frank Homes. accom-
panied by Mrs. Zilisch. Refreshments
were served the latter part of the
evening.
The Foreign Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church met at
the church parlors Wednesday morn
ing at 1890 for an all day session
At noon delicious lunch was served,
after which program was given. A
solo was given by Ira Parker. and
paper read by Mrs. M. W. Sweet on
1.-THE Oriental Woman as Christian
Leader" Devotionals were led by
Mrs. James Montgomery. During the
morning sewing was done for Near
East Relief hospitals.
st. Paul's Guild hall was dedicated
on Sunday afternoon and the entire
congregation attended the affair al
which the Rev. Il. G. Grauer and Supt
s. b. Tobey spoke. A choir of forty
voices rendered music. Following the
dedication the members of st. Paul's
Ladies' Aid society entertained at a
supper. The congregation of st.
Paul's now has a guild hall for its
Sunday school Of which il may rightly
be proud
Wausau Aerie. No. 25l, +. @. Eagles
entertained at masked ball on Mon
day evening at Eagles hall The af-
fair was a conspicuous success and
both the masks and costumes of the
dancers were novel and amusing. AT
1890 the persons attending. un-
masked. and the festival continued
until after midnight.
A dinner dance was given last Fri
day evening by Miss Norma Fehlha-
Der. Places were set for twelve
guests and the decorations were sweet
peas. A large birthday cake was one
of the features of the table