Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-11-17
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
in Wausau and Vicinity

MISS MARIE LAEHN AND YER
nard Siege, both of Amigo, were unit
ed in marriage last Wednesday af-
ternoon at the Unity Evangelical
church in Amigo bl the Rev. Carl
Nagel. The couple was attended by
Miss Helen Bentz of Wausau, cousin
OF the bride, Miss Cora Radtke of An
tigo, and Edward Siege and Arthur
Laehn. Supper was served to $50
guests after the ceremony and re-
ception was held in the evening. At
tending from this city were Mrs En-
ma Schieler, Henry Schieler, Mrs. c..
=. Pepper, Mrs. William Korth, Miss
Helen Bentz and Arthur Bentz.
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
Art and Literature department of the
Ladies Literary club will be held
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Louis Dessert, who will be assisted
by Mesdames c. E. Gill, Walter Bar
den, James Haskin, c. H Hooker.
Walter E. Evers, and Robert Kuhl-
mann. The program includes a paper
on Modern American Writers of Short
Stories by Mrs. H. A. Downie, the
reading of Quality Folks by Irwin
Cobb. by Mrs. Walter Flieth and Mrs.
G. H. Hooker, and solo by Mrs.
Hiram Anderson.
MRS. M. P. TOWLE ENTERTAINED
the Study and Philanthropy depart
ment of the Ladies' Literary club Mon
day evening at her home, SIG Sixth
street. Assistant hostesses were Mes
danes w. f. Baker, George j. Leicht,
j. M. Howarth, G.. F. Rick and d. A.
Swartz. Mrs. James Haskin lead the
discussion of current events and Mrs.
+. K. Becker gave paper on "Func-
tions of Our Municipal Government
Miss Leona Halder rendered a very
pleasing solo and Miss Helen Everest
danced.
TAMARACK TROOP NO. 1, GIRL
Scouts, met last Friday evening at the
Business and Professional Women's
club with every member present
Wakelin Mcneil gave a talk on scout
ing and Mrs. ]. w. Messing and Mrs.
Z. H. Jacob presented beautiful silk
flag to the troop. Miss Pauline Hoef-
fin sang a solo accompanied by Miss
Lucy Kuhlmann.
A NUMBER OF FRIENDS OF MRS.
William f. Koch surprised her last
Friday afternoon at her home, 500 Cal
lon street, by party in honor of her
birthday anniversary. Sewing and
cards passed the afternoon and de-
lightful lunch was served at four-thir-
ty o'clock. Mrs. Koch was presented
with a tray and WAGER set by her
friends.
T A NJ M
entertained the members of the Mon
day Evening Study club at her home,
625 McIndoe street, last Monday even
ing. The program consisted of "Ru-
pert Brooke Memoir" by Miss Nell
Silverthorn, Poems" by Miss Cora
Lansing, and Pattern of Poem" by
Miss Louise Underwood
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY OF
the Presbyterian church held it's reg
ular meeting Wednesday, the enter
tainers being Mesdames F. G. Swo-
Philip Monson and J. Dehn. Devotion
was led by Mrs. Arson Clark
THE UNIVERSALIST LADIES' AID
society is preparing for it's annual sale
OII= OSCenU0T lUJu. lie Idui6S u0lu
their luncheon and meeting on We'd
nesday Mesdames Hintz, Thorn and
Walter Heinemann being the enter
tainers.
MISS ELIZABETH MATTHEW'S,
daughter of Mrs E. Matthews, of
Mosinee, was united in marriage with
Norris Ring, son of Mr.. and Mrs Peter
Ring of that village, at St. James
church in Mosinee Tuesday morning
by the Rev. VIM. G. Way of this CITY,
THE BETSY ROSS CLUB WAS EN-
tertained Monday evening by Miss
Florence Butler at her home. The an
nual BANQUET of the club will be held
at the Bells Hotel on Wednesday
evening, November both.
dances being given this season at the
Wausau club will be arranged shortly
after the Charity ball. the date not
yet having been definitely decided up
on.
ENTERTAINERS YESTERDAY AT
the meeting of st. Stephens Sewing
society were Mesdames August Berth
and Albert Kell. The ladies are hold
ing their annual fancy work sale to-
day.
ST. ELIZABETH'S GUILD WAS EN-
tertained Wednesday by Mrs. Max Zie-
bell at her home.