Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-08


Mrs. Charles Conklin, Jr., entertained
last Friday evening at the home of
the former on Grand avenue for Miss
Eva Malone. whose marriage to MIR.
Henry l.. Robinson will take place in
January. During the evening 500 was
played Prizes were awarded to Miss
Mildred Conklin, and Mrs. Tom Gala
han. Out of town guests We're Mrs.
Badten, Mrs. John Powers and Mrs.
John Reton, all of Stevens Point.
THE TEXAS HUSTLERS. A GIRLS
sewing club of the town of Texas, met
Saturday evening at the school in
their district a few miles north of
the city and entertained the members
of the Texas Women's club and their
husbands and families. Supper was
served to $50 people who thorough
ly enjoyed a program Initiated by the
girls OF the club and successfully con-
Quoted without the assistance of their
advisors.
MARATHON ENCAMPMENT, NO.
70, l. 0. o. F., elected officers at a
recent meeting as follows: A. B.
VANITY, chief patriarch; John Ringle,
high priest; Charles Keisner, senior
warden; Julius Golz, treasurer; Louis
Ziebell, scribe; w. y. Allen, trustee.
Eight candidates received the degree
of Golden Rule. On December II the
Royal Purple degree will be conferred
on large class of candidates.
THE ELKS' LADIES CARD CLUB
enjoyed a most pleasant afternoon on
Monday when twelve tables of auc-
ton bridge and five hundred were in
play at the club house, corner Scott
and Fifth streets. Mrs. c. E. Parker
won first prize at auction bridge and
Mrs. Helen Busse was winner of first
prize at five hundred Refreshments
were served following play.
THE STANDARD BEARERS OF
the NJ E. church met Tuesday even
ing at the church parlors when a
playlet, Loves Crucible", was pre-.
scented by the Misses Gladys Oslund
Gladys Nelson and Esther Bachmann
Devotion was led by Mrs. c. S. Synder
The hostesses, the Misses Taylor and
Cook, served dainty refreshments.
ON MONDAY EVENING THE
Young Ladies' Sodality of ST. James
church was entertained at the home OF
Miss Eva Malone. A pleasant social
evening was enjoyed. 1t was an
nounced that the club would present
a moving picture when Dawn Came,
at the Grand Opera house the frs
part of January.
/ TUE NIIICTCIANYc, ppnTI,(srrIyrr5
association elected j. E. Dillon, pres
/ ident; Seth Damon, vice president,
Chas. Spychalla, secretary; Louis,
i Mueller, treasurer and Clifford Hoene
i sergeant at arms, at meeting helt
last week. Trustees elected were B
F. Schultz, W. r. Tessmer and T. C
i Wilke.
A MEETING OF .WAUSAU COUN
Gil No. 90, R. & S. NJ. was held last
Friday evening at the Masonic TEN
pie. Officers were elected as follows
E. B. Thayer, T. /. NJ; Judge F. E
Bump, d. T. l. NJ; A. " Gearhart
1T. |. P. c.; H. G. Flieth, treasurer
and Dan McNaughton, recorder.
4 THE MONTHLY DINNER OF THU
Business and Professional Women
club was held Tuesday evening a
the club Miss Schrode was appointed
chairman of house activities. Singing
was enjoyed under the leadership o
Mrs. Jeanette N. Coates and Miss
Schrode.
| THE MONDAY EVENING STUDY
( club held its meeting this week witt
Marie Book. The evening was takel
up with an interesting survey of cur
rent events, the Misses Nell Dunbar
Antoinette Huntington and Louise I'm
derwood discussing the weeks news
/ THE NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN LA
dies Aid held sale of useful Christ
mas articles and fancy work at tn,
churchp arlors, corner First ant
Franklin streets, on Tuesday, durint
the afternoon and evening, servin.
a dinner also.