Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-07
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
in Wausau and Vicinity

i THE STUDY AND PHILANTHRO-
py department of the Ladies' Literary
club will meet Monday afternoon at
2:30 at the home of Mrs. G.. w. Magee,
who will be assisted in entertaining by
i Mesdames NJ p. Towle, A. N. Whiting,
| VIM. j. Taylor, Susan Single and F.
4 G. Nichols. Mrs. Margaret Blesch,
state chairman for thrift, will speak.
i Members of other departments are in
yited to attend this meeting. A violin
solo will be rendered by Miss Jamie
Towle
i MARATHON CHAPTER, NO. 1913,
Order of Eastern Star, will celebrate
lis annual Past Matrons' night next
Monday evening at the Mason;c Tenn
| pie. A G15 dinner will be served
/ to all members of the chapter at
whicn Fred Genrich will act as toast
master. The work of the evening w II
be done by past matrons. The pro-
gram of the evening includes readings
and music. Members of the order
/ who are visiting in the city are invited
to attend the affair.
| THE DINNER DANCE OF THE
Forty club held last Friday evening at
Rothschild park pavilion was one of
the most beautiful and successful So
cial affairs of the season. 1t con-
cluded the series of parties given by
| that organization. The committee
having charge of the Forty club par
ties was composed of G. E. Foster, S.
Knox Kreutzer, J. S. Alexander, A. P.
Woodson, George Phillips, Frank Tim
lin, Laurence Johnson, ID. G. Everest
and G. G. Pier.
MRS. JAMES PETERSON AND
Mrs. j. S.. Foster entertained last
Thursday afternoon at the home of
the former. announcing the. engage
ment of Mss Olga Torgerson, their
sister, to Mr. NJ. G. Olson of this city
The home was prettily decorated in
spring colors and games were enjoyed
following which refreshments were
served. The wedding of Miss Torger-
son and Mr.. Olson will take place on
April 22nd.
LAST FRIDAY EVENING A GROUP
of friends of the Marshall Hill school
enjoyed a program and basket social.
ID. A. Swartz, principal of the Mara
thon County Training school spoke,
and Miss Flora Allen, of the high
school gave reading. The sale of
the baskets netted $4,000 part of which
will be donated to the Armenian Re-
lief and the rest used for the purchase
of playground apparatus for the
school.
THE MONDAY EVENING STUDY
club met Monday evening with Miss
Antoinette Huntington at her home on
Franklin street. Papers were read by
Mrs. t. III. Ryan on Women and the
Democratic Idea, - Miss Nell Silver
thorn on Men and Women in Poll
tics" and Miss Huntington on 1.-THE
National Program for Women" Next
week the club will be entertained by
Miss Nell Silverthorn.
ROOSEVELT LODGE OF GREEN
! Bay has invited Forest Lodge, No. 100,
F. & A. NJ, to be their guests on April
| 9TH and to confer a degree. The in
vitation has been accepted and this
noon the officers of Forest Lodge and
a large delegation are leaving for
Green Bay. They will return tomor-
row morning.
THE UNDERWOOD MEMORIAL
Ladies Aid society entertained at a
dinner last Thursday evening when
Mrs. Fred Miller. the retiring presi-
/ dent was presented with a silk UNI
brella by Mrs. Victor Paulson acting
for the society. Mrs. Miller has
served the society seven years There
were over ninety guests present,
THE RESIDENTS OF THE TRAPP
i school district are planning to hold
a basket social Saturday evening at
the school, C. G. Kruger and F. G.
Swoboda will take part in the pro-
gram and it is expected that one of the
girls of the high school declamatory
contest will give reading.
THE CHOIR OF ST. PAUL'S
church was entertained at the church
parlors last Friday evening by Mrs.
George Arendsee, Miss Dorthy Boles,
Mrs. Frank Boettcher and Earl Ziels-
dorf, four members of the choir. Re-
freshments were served and delight
full evening enjoyed.
THE b. p. 0. ELKS AND THEIR
ladies enjoyed a delightful affair at
Rothschild park last Thursday even
ing. About eighty couples danced and
toward the latterspart of the evening
| lights were dimmed and "The Ode to
4 Departed Brothers" was read
THE ENGAGEMENT OF MISS LILY
Fern Larson to Fred True of Lady
smith was announced at dinner Civ
en- last Thursday evening by Mrs.
William Merklein. Jr.. and Miss Irene
Hohmann. The guests numbered
eight.
ST. MARTHA'S LADIES' SOCIETY
met Wednesday at the Guild hall. The
i entertainers for the day were Mrs. G.
Silverthsrn. Mrs. Il. Schuetz. Mrs. w.
f. Baker and Mrs. NJ. c. Ewing,
FLuncheon WIS served at one O'clock.
THE LADIES OF THE ELKS' CLUB
enjoyed an afternoon at cards last
Monday~ About fifteen tables were in
nlay and Mrs Waltpr nprn won tha