Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-06-16
MISS ISABELLE KALK, DAUGH-

MISS ISABELLE KALK, DAUGH-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Kalk, was
united in marriage with Emery Bern
hard Horne at eight o'clock Tuesday
morning at St Marys Catholic
church, the Rev. FIR. j. B. Hauck say
ing nuptial high mass. The attend
ants at the wedding were the Misses
Barbara and Mary Kalk, and Messrs.
Alvin Kalk and Clement Helling. Lit
tie Dorothy Schmidt was the ring
bearer. The affair was one of the
prettiest of spring. The bride wore
gown of white organdy, her veil be-
ing caught in cap effect, and the cor
sage bouquet consisted of Ophelia
roses and lilies of the valley. A we'd
ding breakfast was served afterwards
to forty at the home of the brides
parents.
Both Miss Kalk and Mr.. Horn have
been very popular and have taken an
active part in social and community
activities. Miss Kalk has been con-
nected with the firm of Bird, Okones-
Xxi and Puchner, and Mr.. Horn has
made name for himself in Boy Scout
work.
THE MEMS CLUB OF ST. PAUL'S
Evangelical church gave very fine
entertainment on Tuesday evening,
and an invitation having been extend
ed to both ladies and men, there were
nearly 800 persons present. The pro-
gram was in German and four sepa-
rate dialogues were splendidly rem
dered, each requiring half to three
| quarters of an hour. Solos were sung
+, by Mrs. Frank Boettcher and Ger
hard Grauer in English. One of the
most entertaining selections of the
evening was a recitation of THE Bar
Der" by IIilmar Schmidt.
MISS HERINE RITG E R,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Ritger, and Mr.. Fred A. Menzner of
Marathon, were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony at nine o'clock
| Tuesday morning, at st. Mary's
church, nuptial high mass being said
by the Rev. FIR. j. B. Hauck. The at
tendants at the wedding were the
Misses Dora Hayes of Stratford, and
\ Elizabeth Vetter of Marathon, and
EMessrs Phillip Menzner, Jr., of Mara
thon, and August Ritger, Jr.
THE ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE
North Central Wisconsin Brown Swiss
breeders association is to be held to-
morrow, June II, at the Schulz farm
in the town of Pine River, Lincoln
county. Prominent on the program
are Professor George Humphrey, who
was Judge at the National Dairy Show,
and Ira Inman, of Beloit, secretary of
the American Brown Swiss associa-
ton. Band music and refreshments of
coffee and sandwiches are to add to
the enjoyment of the outing.
] THE ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE
First Universalist church was held
Monday afternoon at the Fair Grounds.
The children were conveyed to the
grounds the middle of the afternoon
and played diligently and enthusiast
tically until picnic lunch was served
at six o'clock. Men and women of the
congregation arrived in time for leafs"
and remained through a part of the
:. evening.
MISS NINA KICKBUSCH ENTER
tanned at bridge last Friday for Mrs.
Elmer Gebhardt of Minneapolis High
honors were won by Miss Helen Geb-
hardt, Miss Anna Hoefiinger and a
guest prize was given Mrs. Gebhardt.
THE ST. MONICA'S SOCIETY HELD
their last meeting for the summer, at
the church on Wednesday afternoon.
The hostesses for the day were the
Mesdames James Farrell, j. l.. Marks,
j. S. Coel
FRIENDS HAVE RECEIVED WORD
of the marriage of Mr.. Walter j.
Neitzke, son &c Mr.. and Mrs. Gustage
Neitzke Of this city, to Miss Doris
Kruger, at Sheboygan on June Sth.