Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-01
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
in Wausau and Vicinity


a dinner and program. The after
noon had been devoted TO initiating a
class of thirty-two candidates and at
six O'Clock dinner was served by the
Ladies' Legion of Mooseheart. Dis
trict Attorney George J. Leicht was
postmaster. Short talks by local
members and visitors were given after
the dinner and all enjoyed a number
of community songs Music was fur
nished by the Metropolitan orchestra.
State President w. J. Tannhauser Of
Milwaukee, was present and gave an
interesting address.
THOMAS MALONE, CHIEF OF PO-
lice. announces the engagement of his
daughter, Miss Eva Malone, to Mr..
Henry L. Robinson, of Mauston, Wis
consin, who during the past several
years has made this city his head
quarters. Mr. Robinson attended the
Wausau Business Institute during
1916, and during that time and since,
he has won a large circle of friends.
Miss Malone has always been very
popular young lady and the marriage
of the two the first part of January
will be looked forward to with much
interest.
THE HOME AND EDUCATION DE-
partment of the Ladies Litertry club
is scheduled to meet at the home of
Mrs. A. l.. Kreutzer, corner Franklin
and Fifth streets, next Monday after
noon when Il. A. Holmes, director
of the Vocational school, will give
an address on Vocational Education
and Child Labor as Applied in Wau-
sau and in Wisconsin" The ladies
are particularly eager to have large
number hear Mr.. Holmes speak on
this interesting topic
WAUSAU AERIE, NO. 251. +. o.
Eagles, initiated large class of can
didates at a meeting held i'm the hall
last Friday evening. A lunch and
smoker followed the business meet
ing and d. A. Caldwell and Mynard
Gender furnished some of their popu-
lar mandolin and guitar music. One
item of business decided on was the
holding of the annual Christmas tree
celebration on the evening of Thurs
day December 20.
MISS MINNIE l.. THEIS DAUGH-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Theis. was
united in marriage to Arnold T.. MatZ
on Monday, the Rev. &c. RI. Berter-
mann performing the ceremony at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs
Frank Huebner. Attendants were Miss
Florence Radiant and Clarence Dick
ert. The couple Is enjoying a honey
moon to Sheboygan. Kiel and other
places in that part of the state.
MISS MARIE BIRD ENTERTAINED
the Auction Bridge club at her home
on Tuesday afternoon, prizes being
won by Miss Bernice Towle and Mrs.
Margaret Daniels. Out of town guests
were Mrs. X. II. Lawson, of Neenah,
and Mrs. Clarence Straubel of Green
Bay, the latter of whom was former
ly Miss Ethel Puchner of Wittenberg
Dainty refreshments were served af-
ter play.
THE PUPILS OF MISS ERNA
Reinhardts school in the town of
Texas held program and candy sale
last Friday evening in the school
building, Attending from Wausau kere
Miss Mae Kohl, Miss Lucille Lemke,
George vehlow and Norman Hayes.
Mr.. YELLOW sang a solo accompanied
on the piano by Miss Kohl, and after
ward gave talk on modern banking
methods.
MRS. HUGH ALEXANDER WILL
entertain at a shower at her home
on Grand avenue for Miss Eva Malone
whose engagement to Mr.. Henry l.,
Hstlf ~ T..
this issue of The Pilot. on this Fri
day evening, Twenty guests will be
present. Cards will be played dur
ms the evening following which re-
freshments will be served.
THE LADIES LEGION or MOOSE
heart has postponed its fancy work
sale which was to have been held
this afternoon II is to be held at Odd
Fellows hall December 10. The
change of date was made necessary
by the class initiation and installa-
tion of Officers which takes place
in the hall today,
MISS ANNA MAY RHODES OF
Green Bay. formerly of this city, was
united in marriage recently with p c.
Hamrick, formerly teacher of man
ual training at the high school, at
Escondido, Cal. where the latter is
instructor in the public schools. Mr..
and Mrs. Hamrick are making their
home at Escondido.
A FORMAL DANCING PARTY WAS
given at the Wausau club last Fri
day evening. Decorations were most
attractive, being made more impress
sive by lighting effects The third
dance of the series will be given the
first part of December, In all prob
ability on December 9th.
THE Y. =, l. L. ENJOYED A
pleasant evening last Monday, the en-
tertainers being the Misses Ruth aud
Mabel Olson, A program was rem
dered and the Rev. G.. Haugstad was
present The league will hold a ba-
raar on December 18th at the church.
ST. JOHNS BRANCH OF THE
woman's Auxiliary TO tn, Board OF