Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-07-14

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which are organized under the direc-
ton OF Miss Mary A. Brady, home
demonstration agent, are constantly
on the increase in both membership
and useful activity. A good illustra
4 ton is the town of Bergen Communi-
ty club OF which Mrs. Frances Hulce
is president The value of the club
has been recognized by the town board
| which authorized the purchase of
paint for the town hall where the club
holds its meetings, SO that the place
may be made more attractive. Mem
bers OF the club have volunteered to
do the painting and otherwise and
otherwise decorate the hall. The out
look for this club is particularly
bright
ANOTHER OF THE CHILD VEL
fare conferences conducted by the city
health department. is to be held Fri
day, July Is, at 2:30 D. m. The city
nurse will meet the mothers and ba-
bies at the building of the Federated
Charities on Jefferson street at the
corner of Fourth. New babies may be
brought at that time. There are no
charges for this service and mothers
OF both the city and county are invited.
The children will be weighed and
measured and any desired counsel will
be given. II the child is found to be
sick or abnormal the case will be re-
ferred to the family physician who is
offered the full cooperation of the city
health department.
COMPANY G WILL ENTERTAIN
at its annual pre-camp dance on Fri
Errlu
| park pavilion. The reason for this
annual affair is the mess fund of the
company which at this time of year is
invariably in need of dollars because
dollars only will add food to that ra-
toned out by the army while the boys
are at Douglas. The music will be
of the finest and the crowd ought to
he large.
A COMMITTEE OF THE MARA
thon County Federation of Women's
clubs composed of Mrs. A. F. Scholtz,
president of the federation, Mrs j. NJ
Nuremberg Of the town of Ringle, Mrs.
M. l.. Smith of Eideron, Mrs. II. B.
Esselman OF Athens, and Mrs August
HintZ OF the town OF Eau Pleine, met
yesterday at the office of Miss Mary
A. Brady to form plans for the pro-
81 am of the federation during the next
club year which begins in September. |
THE WHITE SHRINE OF JERUS- |
allen, accepting the invitation of Mrs. |
Ella B. Smith, matron of the Wausau |
hospital, to spend Saturday and Sun
day with her at Clear Lake, will be |
represented by forty members or more |
at the week end party. Those at |
tending expect to leave by automobile |
for Clear Lake next Saturday morn |
ing, taking lunches with them, and re- |
turning Sunday.
THE UNDERWOOD MEMORIAL |
Christian Endeavor entertained at a |
farewell dinner on Tuesday evening /
for the Rev. Chas. III. Doellefeld, as
sistant pastor of the First Presbyte-
rian church, who has resigned The |
evening was enjoyably spent after the |
dinner when toasts and addresses were
in order.
THE ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE
employees of the Curtis &Yale plant |
will be held next Saturday afternoon |
and evening at Rothschild park. Fam |
lilies OF employees will also be present 4
and the afternoon will be filled with |
games and amusements, after which |
picnic lunches will be enjoyed Dur
ing the evening there will be dancing
PATIENTS AT MOUNT VIEW SAN
atorium were treated to delightful |
little entertainment on Saturday, ar
ranged by John l.. Burt. The vaude-
vile artists appearing at the Grand
opera house that evening, together
with Lawrence Bernhard as accom- I
PIANIST, staged a performance for them.
THE WOMEN'S CLUB FO THE
town Of RiEgle met last Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. ]. M. Nuremberg.
Miss Mary A. Brady gave an interest
ing demonstration of the construction
of one of the paper dress forms that |
the home dressmaker is finding of |
such great value.
THE PICNIC OF THE UNDER
wood Memorial Christian Endeavor
was held at Rothschild park on Mon
day evening. At six-thirty, after a
delightful afternoon had been spent by |
many, and others had had an opportu-
nifty to get down from work, sup
per was served in picnic fashion.
THE Y. P. L. U. OF THE NORWE-
gian Lutheran church held a meeting |
last Monday evening. the hostesses be- |
ing the Misses Esther and Ella Err |
landson. Other meetings will be held |
during the summer but in the open. |
The first outdoor event will be a pic |
mic on July Is.
THE ANNULA MISSION FESTI- |
VAL of the Evangelical Lutheran Zion |
church was celebrated last Sunday |
in grove on the A. Kruger farm |
in the town Of Easton. The Rev. o. |
Neumann OF Amigo, and the Rev. r. |
Malotky Of Deerbrook delivered the |
sermons.
MRS. c. S. GILBERT, JR., ENTER |
tanned Wednesday at a one o'clock |
luncheon at the Wausau Country club |