Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-28

Princess Snow white Ruby Curtis
Prince Florimond- Mary Marceau
Queen Brangomar- Mary Eimerman
Sir Dandiprat Court Chamberlain
| ----a-------------- Lloyd Giessel
| Berthold, chief huntsman-
| Earl Heinrich
Seven Dwarfs- w
Blick Mynard Dessert.
| Flick Henry Lacker.
Whick-Eugene Weiland.
Plick-Dean Christianson.
Snick-George Krohn.
| Ime-George Wall.
| Eight Maids of Honor-Katherine
Anderson, Bernice Jones, Helen Pitts
! ley Helen Green, Dolores Belize, Ber-
nice Nerhood, Irene Narloech, Fac
Stiede.
| WHICH f1e&-------------- ---MaDel Lee
| Dukes, Dutchesses and Pages.
/ A >PRETTY WEDDING TOOK
place last Thursday evening when
Miss Erna Margaret Seefeldt was uni
ted in marriage with Mr.. Haroun AL
fred Young at st. Paul's parsonage at
500 p. m, the Rev. e. c. Grauer per-
forming the ceremony. The bride and
| groom were attended by Miss Lorena
Young and Mr.. Thompson Seefeldt.
Miss Seefeldt wore a blue taffeta
/ gown with hat to match and carried
a bouquet of roses sweet peas and
] lilies f-the-valley Following the
ceremony, wedding dinner was
served to relatives and friends at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. r.
Seefeldt 213 Third ave., N. Mr.. and
Mrs. Young departed that evening for
Ironwood, Mich, and on their return
| will reside with Mrs. Seefeldt for a
| time.
| MR.. AND MRS. HARRY HEINE-
mann and Sol. Heinemann entertained
at family dinner stsSaturday even
ing at the Bells hotel in honor of
their sister, Miss Gertrude Heinemann,
who became the bride of Mr.. Walter
George Appel on Monday last Among
the guests from out of the city were
Mr. and Mrs. Max Young and daughter,
Miss Irene, of st. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edgar Heinemann, Fred Heinemann of
/ Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. y'llman of MIN
eapolis and Miss Irma, Baum Of Mil
/ waukee. ~
/ IN OBSERVANCE OF THE 102ND
anniversary of the /. o. o. F., mem
bers and their wives enjoyed social
| gathering at the Odd Fellows hall
| last evening. A large crowd was pre-
sent and after playing cards from
| eight to nine o'clock, dancing was en-
| joyed until twelve. Refreshments
were then served. The committee in
charge Of the affair was composed of
Joe Rowland, Oscar Bergman, Mrs.
Gus. Mueller, Mrs. Charles Wollord
and Mrs. George Steltz.
| AT ATHENS LAST SATURDAY
evening nearly $50 men and Women
enjoyed a community dinner. The
| affair is said to have been most sue
cessful, both the mems and the wo-
mems clubs of that village participant
! ing. Miss Mary A. Brady and Miss
Gertrude McGuine will be at Athens
Friday to address the members OF the
Women's club.
THE ALUMNI OF ST. MARY'S
school enjoyed party at st. Marys
auditorium last Thursday evening
when 500 and cinch were played. At
| 500 the high honors were won by Mrs.
c. M. Klein, Mrs. Frank N. Blecha. and
Messrs. Frank Helline and W. MIN.
Frank Fara and Mrs. e. Meibach had
| the highest cinch score and Mrs. Hen
Try LeVake and Herbert Burger were
low.
THE BOY SCOUT TROOPS OF ST.
Pauls church, Nos. 10 and IL, were
treated to dinner last Tuesday even
ing at which Bert PagenkOpf presided.
Talks were given by the Rev. Il. G.
Grauer, George ]. Leicht, Emery Horn
and George Driesbach.
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY OF
the First M. e. church was entertained
Wednesday at the church parlors, the
| hostesses for the afternoon being
Mesdames ,. w. Laut, A. A. Seinke,
A. p. Bailey and w. II. Mckinley and
Miss Florence Smith.
THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT OF
| the Business and Professional Wo-
mems club entertained at public card
party at the club rooms Wednesday
evening. Auction and 500 were the
games played and light lunch fol-
lowed.
THE YOUNG PEOPLE AND MIXED
choirs of st. Stephens church gave
very fine program last Monday and
| Tuesday evenings at the church. Re-
citations and music constituted the
program.
THE UNDERWOOD MEMORIAL
Mission is meeting today The host
ess 70 Mrs Henry Manecke.
THE BAZAAR OF THE KNIGHTS
Of Columbus, has been postponed until
May 10th.