Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-07
HE PREsBYTERIAN LADIES,

AID society was entertained Wednes-
/ day at the church parlors by Mes
| danes Hoop, Wilterding, Strong and
Giessel. The new officers took charge.
At the close Of the business session.
Mrs. A. G. Peth in a few we'll chosen
words, presented the retiring presi-
dent, Mrs. b. A. Benson, with gDld
| wrist watch as a token of apprecia-
ton from the society of her work DUR
ing the past four years. Through all
| the war activities and in many other
channels of church work, Mrs. Benson
has been an intensive worker. Dain-
ty refreshments concluded the meet
! ing
AN IMPORTANT EVENT IN THE
near future is to be a talk by Frank
| K. Herring, editor of the Eagles ma
| gazine and a speaker of national re-
| pute, at the Presbyterian church on
| Tuesday, April 10Th. The speaker
comes here under the auspices of the
| local lodge and the talk, which is
| open to the public, will be followed
| by banquet for the members only
This will be served at the Eagles club
rooms by the Ladies' auxiliary.
A MUSICALE AT WHICH THERE
was community singing a pretty pro-
gram was given at the Business and
Professional Women's club last Sun
day afternoon. Community singing
was led by Mrs. Marshall G. Graft and
Miss Olive Larson, solos were rem
dered by Mrs. P. l.. Sisson and NAL
colin Secor, reading was given by
Mrs Cowee and l.. A. Pradt spoke on
"The Working of the National Ca
binet."
THE BUSINESS AND PROFESS
sional Women's club gave public
card party Monday evening. Auction
and 500 were played. Prizes were won
by Mrs Jay Youmans, w. d. Curtis,
Mrs. A. w. Prehr, Mrs. F. T. Stare,
and G. E. Parker in auction and by
Mrs. o. B. Ziemansdorf, Miss Melita
Gleiss, Mrs Arthur Rietz, Bliss Olga
Heinrich, Mrs. Carrie Martini Zoeller
and Miss Ella Braatz.
"a NIGHT IN CHINATOWN" WAS.
enjoyed by large audience at the
Grand Opera House last evening, the
first of the two performances being
given by the Wausau Council, F. r. A.,
under the direction of the LaGrande
sisters. The numbers were good and
the song hits brought forth much ap-
plause. The second performance
takes place this evening,
WAUSAU AERIE NO. Isl, F. O.
Eagles will hold a big meeting to-
morrow night at which class of
more than one hundred new members
will De initiated. Mayor McHenry of
Oshkosh, and Murt Malone, state Sc
cretary of the order will be among
the speakers. The meeting will be
followed by lunch and smoker and
general good time
THE YOUNG LADIES' SODALITY
of st. James church was entertained
Monday evening, when ii held reg
ular meeting, at the home of Miss
O'Toole The Sodality meets aagain
week from Monday with Miss Roach
at her home on Franklin street. After
the business meeting, a social hour
and light refreshments were enjoyed.
THE MOTHERS CLUB OF THE
NJ. E. church, including mothers of
primary children, met Saturday. Solos
were rendered by Mrs. H. d. Ander-
| son, Mrs. Barden and reading was
given by Miss Olive Kline. A piano
selection was rendered by lone Joslin
WOMAN'S FOREIGN MISSIONARY
| society Of the Methodist church met
vest erday afternoon at o'clock. The
entertainers for the day were Mrs. j..
H. Kolter, c. H. Brimmer and S. h.
Meadows.
THE KIWANIS CLUB HEARD
John Moss. district Kiwanian COVER
nor, speak on 1.-THE Value of Kimanis,"
at the luncheon of the Wausau club
held Monday in the kiwanis dining
hall at the Hotel Bells.
MISS BEATRICE TRUETEL EN-
tertained the H. G. o. club at the
Business and Professional Women's
/ lcub Tuesday evening. A business
meeting wash ED and refreshments
vert served.
ST. MONICA'S SOCIETY MET
| Wednesday at the church parlors.
! The hostesses for the day were Mes
j. Gossage, ST., and j. Gossage, Jr.
MRS. K. X. SCHUETZ ENTER
tanned Saturday afternoon at duplicate
bridge at her home Twelve boards of
duplicate were played after which
dainty refreshments were served.
We
ST. CECELIA'S COURT, NO $50,
Catholic Order of ForEesters. installed
new officers last Friday evening at
Eagles hail. following which the Rev.
FIR. L. p. O'Toole talked.
THE WHITE SHRINE CHAPTER
which was recently installed. will hold
special meeting at the Masonic Tenn
pie tomorrow night. Fourteen can
didates are tor be initiated.
MRS. H. THONiPS0N'S CIRCLE OF
the NJ f. Ladies' Aid society enter
tanned the Junior Sunday School de-
partment ON Friday evening at the
church parlors.
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