Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-11-03
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
in Wausau and Vicinity

THE SPOOK PARTY GIVEN BY
the Business and Professional Wom-
ems club last Thursday evening was
all that was promised Miss Marie
Mathissonlan and Miss Emma Jarnes, who
had charge of the entertainment, en-
gineered a series of spook stunts that
furnished the proper thrill. The Miss
es Martha Hansen, 10 Bold, Ida john
son, Laura Suite and Florence Gehr-
ing were escorting ghosts. Miss Aman-
da Hermann announced the numbers
which included a reading by Miss Vel
ma Fisher, songs by Miss Pauline
Hoefflin, fortune telling by Miss Sarah
O'Brien and group yells of which Mrs.
J. w. Messing was judge.
SEVENTY COUPLES ENJOYED TO
the utmost the Halloween party given
by Wausau Lodge, No. PAS, B. P. o.
Elks, at Eagles hall.last Monday even
ing. The hall was decorated with
everything of Halloween character,
pumpkins and black and white stream
ers predominating. The dancers APP
peared in costumes appropriate to the
occasion, Charlie Chaplin, the Bowery
Tough and many other characters be-
tee having charge of the affair in
cluded Leon Koppa. Byron Brown,
William Leistikow, Robert Altman and
Ben Orman
MEMBERS OF WAUSAU CHAPTER,
No. 81, R. A. NJ, have received cor
dial invitation to visit Forest Chapter,
at Stevens Point, on Saturday, Novem-
lo1
ty or forty strong, and the officers
of the local body, will motor to Stew
ems, point the latter part of Saturday
afternoon A dinner will be served
to them by Forest Chapter at $50,
the R. A. degree, conferred by local
officers. Those who intend to attend
and who have cars they can use are
asked to notify c. H. Brimmer. Geo.
Runkel or J. A. Rowley.
THE MARATHON COUNTY--DEN-
tai society opened its winter series of
meetings last Monday evening with
a dinner at the Wausau club at $50
o'clock. Papers on Treatment of
Childrens Teeth" by Dr. E. P. Sloan
and "Acute liberation Gingivitis," by
ficers for the coming year werechosen
asfol lows: DR.. H. R. Hopkins, presi-
dent; DR.. A. H. Lemke, vice president;
urer; DR.. G. G. Anderson, censor. Two
new members, Drs. John A. Frey and
D. c. Prehn, were received
THE HOME AND EDUCATION DE-
0f tho .iforaru all1 h
will hold its monthly meeting next
Monday afternoon at 2:3O at the home
of Mrs. C. C. Yawkey, corner McIndoe
and Fourth streets. Mrs. Yawkey will
be assisted as hostess by Mesdames
C. B. Bird, E. B. Thayer, j. M. Kueb-
Ter and VIM j. Taylor. Mrs. r. E..
Puchner will present a paper on
stWhat the Child of Today Reads" and
Miss Isabelle Hulburt one on "What
the Child of Today Sings" A dance
will be given by little Natalie Collie.
A GIRL. SCOUT TROOP OPEN TO
and member of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club was organized
last week. OFFICERS are: Miss Lee
Joyce. captain, Mrs. ]. w. Messing,
first lieutenant; Mrs T. H. Jacob. sec
ond lieutenant; Mrs. Mary B. Clovd.
honorary Both active and honorary
members will be re ceived up to No
vember 10.
THE ,SCHOFTELD BASEBALL AS
ISOLATION gave the second dance of its
series last Saturday evening at Wood
man hall, Schofield. The affair fully
equalled the success of the first one
given the week before, and the stunts
and decorations were appropriate to
the Halloween season.
TWENTY FRIENDS ENJOYED A
Halloween party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Piper last Saturday
evening.