Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-05-05
THE TRAINING SCHOOL WAS

when a banquet was given by the stu
dents and faculty in honor of the bas-
lketball team. Covers were lad for
: sixtv-fve. The decorations were very
, effective, the dinner had been taste
: fully prepared and was skillfully
i served and the post-prandial program
. was excellently rendered, Edward
: Swanson presiding as toast master.
The program was as follows:
4 Song-Aloha De.
Introductory speech-Mr. Swanson.
] Toasts:
The Basketball Team-Miss Olga
Z Swanson.
Our School-Miss Viola Neitzke.
, Pep-Miss Beatrice Wier.
Our Principal-Miss Edna Lowe.
Future Teams-Miss Emma Mar
/ quardt.
Presentation of Basket Ball to
School-Miss Edna Lowe.
Acceptance Specialists Gertrude
| Schubring.
Team spirit "a POEM -Priu d. A.
Swartz
Following the program, the feature
of entertainment was dancing to the
music of an excellent three piece Or
chestra.
Miss Dove who was in direct charge
of this event deserves great credit for
its success as well as the committees
which served under her direction.
The guests of honor were the basket
ball team and Miss Stufanas, their
coach.
THE ANNUAL MAY BALL OF THE
founders of the Wausau Business and
! Professional Women's club was an UNI
usual success Attractive frocks of the
season made Rothschild pavilion
scene of beauty and gayety on that
evening, May End. Very artistically
the ladies had decorated the huge
dance hall, colored lights and willow
! furniture being features. At one end
of the floor, rugs, furniture and cleo
trio floor lamps added to the beauty
of the affair and created resting
place for those who did not dance.
| The grand march was led by patrons
and patronesses of the club, Mr.. and
| Mrs. M. p. Mccullough and Mr.. and
Mrs w. 70. Curtis. During the even
ing Miss Edith Morrison, of the Chi
cago Opera company, assisted by Miss
Ruth Appers, gave several difficult
classical dances. The first number
was the "Doll-Pierett," the second
"Valse Bluette," and the final number
"Bandinage." The evening was the
most successful of any party attempt
ed heretofore by the club.
MISS DELLA WIELKE AND EMIL
Otto were united in marriage at Wau-
sau on Wednesday last, and have re-
turned to Shawano to make theft
home, having rented a house, in the
second ward. Both are well and ia
vorably known in Shawano. The
brides parents live in Underhill. but
she clerked in H. c. Hayter Co.'s store
for few years and made many friends
| in the city Mr.. Otto has had charge
of the clothing department in the
Hayter store for some time and he
also has many friends. They will be
at home after May LIST. Their many
| friends wish them al ong and happy
married life.-Shawano Advocate.
MARATHON LODGE NO. las, X. OF
p, held meeting of special impor-
lance last Monday night in the !. o. o.
f. hall. About fifty were present and
the rank of page" was conferred
upon candidates. Some ritualistie
work was done by Frederick S. At
wood, NJ nneapolis, supreme prelate Of
hte order, known as "the blind opti-
mist" A lunch was served late in
the evening. team composed of
members of the rank of Knight" is
to be sent to Amigo to confer that
degree upon members there at a
meeting to be held May q
/
| THE WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEN
perance Union viii be the guests of
the Women's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church at the par
los Tuesday, May 10. 1921, The pro-
gram will be given by the union and
will be as follows :Devotionals, Mrs.
d. A. Swartz; paper, Mrs. Fred Mil
| Ter; The Relation of the w. c. T. U.
to the Missionary Movement, DR.. Rich
ard Evans; solo, Mrs. |. B, Thackray.
Refreshments will be served by the
officers of the Missionary ociety.
! A FAREWELL AND BIRTHDAY
party occurred Friday last for William
Kruger, who is now at Wittenberg
where he will make his home 500
was played and high honors were won
/ by Mrs Gus Toburen, Anton Kichhoe-
Ter. Mrs. Frank Baldwin, II. w. Ma
necke, Mrs. A. Gernetzkey, and Gus.
Toburen. Dainty refreshments were
served late in the evening
THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF
the Methodist Nchurch met at the
church parlors yesterday afternoon.
The entertainers for the day were
Mesdames c. S. Gilbert, j. H. Vogt.
f, Il. Bradberg, w. II. Johnson and
Miss Marian Ream. Devotionals were
led by Mrs. c. Fl. Brimmer The pro-
gram was in charge of Mrs. C. S. Gill
bert.
THE TOWN OF EASTON SCHOOL
enjoyed social last Friday evening
The school, taught by Miss Brown, ar
ranged very pretty program. in
which a number of Wausau people,
among them Miss May Liljeqvist. Geo