Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-29

giving the affair the appearance of
hard times and in every case were ex-
tremely successful. Miss Mabel Whal-
| ley was awarded the costume prize.
A mock wedding featuring Miss
Gladys Sorenson as the minister, Miss
| Frances Dow as the bride and Miss
Margaret, Isleb as the bridegroom pro-
vided great deal of amusement The
stunt was accompanied by appropriate
music furnished by Miss Hazel Bar
tholomew on the piano, Miss Lois
Hardness on the flute and Miss Han
sen on the violin. Cotillions, quad
rifles, money-musks and other old
fashioned dances We're made the order
OF the evening as substitute for the
modern dances. A delicious lunch at a
late hour completed pleasant even
ing.
1T WILL BE OF INTEREST TO
the many friends of Lyman ID. Dickens,
who was raised in Wausan, to learn of
his marriage recently. The following
appeared last week in the South Bend,
Ind, Tribune: ra
"A marriage of interest to many
South Bend people took place last Sat-
urday at Mason City, Ia, when Miss
Marie McFadden, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. McFadden, became the bride
OF Lyman ID. Dickens, son of Mrs.
Alice e. Dickens, GIG N. St. Joseph ST.,
this city. The wedding ceremony was
read in the Holy Family church and
the attendants were Miss Lila McFad-
den, sister of the bride and Earl Dick
ems, brother of the groom, of this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Dickens are the
guests this week of Mrs. Alice Dickens
and after an extended eastern trip,
will be at home at Mason City, where
Mr.. Dickens is the Iowa representa-
! tive of the O'Brien Varnish company"
THE MAENNERVEREIN OF ST.
Paul's Evangelical church held its
regular monthly business and social
meeting last evening at the Guild hall
deciding to hold its annual festival the
fourth Wednesday in October. All ar
rangements have been left to the COM
mittee, composed of Franz Ritter
Karl Gahnz, William Kluckow, Albert
Putteen, Bert Pagenkopf, Frank
Boettcher, Ernst Hoff and Hilmar
sSchmidt The Maennerverein of St
Stephens Evangelical church at Mer-
brill will be invited to attend and to
participate in the occasion with the
local organization.
MR. AND MRS. j. S. ALEXANDER
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Bells, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Kruetzer, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Knox Kreutzer, M. and Mrs. A. H.
Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Des-
| GO M o,,6 IN
and Mrs. Russell Lyon, Judge and Mrs
A. H. Reid and Louis Pradt, Jr were
hosts and hostesses at the Saturday
evening dinner given at the Wausau
Country club This is the last of these
dinners which were a weekly event
during the summer months.
DIR. c. d. PARTRIDGE, HEAD OF
the city health department, gave a talk
on "Care of the Throat and the Respir-
atory Organs" at the regular meeting
OF Wausau Aerie, No. 251, F. o. Eagles
held last Friday evening at Eagles
hall. This was the first of a series OF
twenty-minute educational talks to be
given at the regular meetings OF the
lodge by business and professional
men of the city. The lodge plans to
make this new feature of the meet
ings for the coming year.
| A MASS MEETING OF THE GRADE
schol Girl Reserves was. held last eve-
ming at Y. W. c. A. headquarters. The
past work, the future plans and the
meaning of the organization were ex-
planned to those present. Miss Aletha
Keiser gave a talk on the Girl Re-
serves code and what it means. Out
door games were played under the d.
rection of Miss Alma Blandin.
ADVANCE COUNCIL, NO. %, r. r.
A., met Tuesday evening in a business
session at Eagles hall. Another meet
ing is to be held Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober IL, at which officers will be
elected and unfinished business from
this last meeting disposed Of A dele
gate is also to be chosen to attend the
state convention which is be held at
Madison next July.
THE DISTRICT MEETING OF THE
Daughters of Rebekah was attended
by more than thirty women from Mer-
rill. Miss Louise Noffz Of Oconto, state
vice president, gave talk at the bust
ness meeting held in the afternoon at
Odd Fellows hall. The ladies of Arbu-
tus lodge, No. Is, served a delicious
lunch at the close of the afternoon.
MRS. HENRIETTA HASTEN OF
this city has announced the marriage
of her daughter, Ida, to Charles II.
butcher of Eagle River. The wedding
took place last Wednesday afternoon,
September II. The young couple will
be at home at Eagle River after Octo-
Der /.
MRS. F. Z. CHARTER, WHO
spent last summer in Europe, gave a
talk on Experiences Abroad" at the
meeting of Marathon Chapter, No. 1913,
Order of Eastern Star last Monday
evening. A short business, meeting
was part of the evening program.
MEMBERS OF THE Y. p. l.. n,