Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-15
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SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings OF the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity

AUTUMN COLORS PREDOMINANT
cd in the noon wedding on Tuesday,
Sept. s. of Mr.. Robert Inlay of Mag
ara Falls. New York, and Miss Julia
Maude Flanner. daughter of MIR, and
Mrs. George G. Flanner, of Blackwell,
who are well known in Wausau.
The ceremony was performed in the
garden before an altar of evergreenS
and fall flowers Miss Lee Fairchild
Bacon of Madison, Wisconsin, the maid
of honor, wore a pale green organdy
dress trimmed with Valenciennes lace
and inserts of conventionalized Zinni-
as, and carried an armful of the same
towers. The bridesmaids, Miss Joy
Shadbolt, of Milwaukee, Miss Eleanor
thase. of Oshkosh, Miss Mary Ann
Gosse. of Oshkosh, and Miss Elizabeth
Woody. of Louisville, KY, wore or
CANDY dresses and picture hats of the
deeper fall colors and carried colonial
bouquets of zinnias.
/ The bride, who entered with her
father, wore n moyenage gown of
ivory white satin. with court thain
caught at the shoulders by seed pearl
clasps. Her white tulle veil was held
/ by coronet of rose point lace and
seed pearls. Bridal roses and white
candy tuft were combined in the show
er bouquet
! June Allen and Lucille Allen. dress
ed in ruffled white organizes, carried
/ the brides train. The white satin rib
bonS which formed the aisle were
borne by Edward Flanner, and Ruth
Schultz. Mr.. Philip Flanner, brother
of the bride, was the best man. The
groomsmen included Messrs. Frank F.
1 Flanner, Philip X. Robinson, of Mil
waukee. Frederick Chandler, of Cleve-
land; Il, Winthrop Taylor, of Chicago
The brides mother wore a gown of
faun colored chiffon. trimmed in ecru
| filet lace,
| After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Inlay left for wedding tour in the
east. prior TO going to Bangor. Maine,
where they will make their home.
MRS. WALTER MUELLER, 625
Stark street. gave a miscellaneous
shower last Friday evening at her
home in honor of Miss Mae Cora Falk-
ner who is 10 be married this month.
Prizes at cards were awarded to Miss
/ Hertha 0ertel Mrs. Oscar Allen. Miss
Elsie klade and Mrs. Edward Madutz.
Miss oertel and Mrs. Madutz sang a
/ pleasing duet and Mrs. NJ. ID. Hen
erickson of Cleveland, Ohio, and +. p.
0ertel rendered solos, A dainty lunch
was served late in the evening.
THE CLOSE OF THE DANCING
season AT Rothschild park was cele-
brated last Friday evening by a big
Harvest dance. Three hundred dancers
being present, Cornstalks. pumpkins
and similar properties reminiscent OF
the season We're attractively used for
decorations. Roller skating will be
featured during the fall and winter
months on Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday evenings.
THE MARRIAGE OF MISS GEANNE
Olson. daughter of MIR. and Mrs. John
Olson, to Harris Mckinley OF Seattle
Wash, took place al Everett. Wash.
Thursday, September l. The youne
couple will make their home in Seat.
tie.
| A RECEPTION For NEW TEACH
ers was held on Wednesday afternoon
from 400 10 $50 at the Business anC
Professional WOmen's club, Miss Dag
mar Hanson acting as hostess.
| LIONS SEWING CIRCLE WAS EN-
tertained Wednesday by Mesdame,
| Carl Baumgardt George Gogg an,
. Robert Baumann