Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-03-31
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity

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Grams of Foreign Wars, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Burns, Mrs. j. Nj. Lull
and Miss AntoineGte Huntington, to
the former out of respect for their
two sons. lost in the war, and to the
latter two because of their splendid
home service. Tko speaker, Miss Ger
trude McGuine and Brayton Z. Smith,
Y. M. C. A. oversease secretary, were
a pari of the program, introduced by
Arthur Dobrinz, vice-commander. The
presentation of honorary member
ships was made by Claude Roberts,
post commander. Later refreshments
were served
MRS. W. B. HEINEMANN ENTER
ia ned at her home last Thursday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Percy
Cochran, a guest of Mrs. G. K. Good
ing. Auction bridge was played dur
ing the afternoon and prizes were won
by Mrs. G. X Gooding and Mrs. Il. G..
Dawley and a guest prize was given
to Mrs. Cochran. Refreshments were
served late in the afternoon.
THROUGH THE EFFORTS OF THE
Garden club the elderly patients and
invalids at the county home and hos
pital enjoyed a recital Easter Sunday
afternoon. Ira Parker and Miss Hull
burt sang, Miss Wanda Hopp played
the piano and Mrs. w, Il. SchOlfield
rendered several violin numbers. AT
ter the recital the Holy Rollers held
a. program.
THE FINAL FORTY CLUB AFFAIR
of the season will take place at Roth
schild park pavilion next Friday even
ing, April LIST, when a dinner and
dance will be given. Every member
of the Forty club is expected to be
present and the affair promises to be
more elaborate than any in the past,
THE BUSINESS AND PROFESS
sional Womens club will entertain at
a public card party next Monday
evening, April 4th, at the club, for
both men and women. Fourteen priZ-
es are being offered and bridge and
500 VIII be played during the even
ing. An admission of fifty cents will
be charged.
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY OF
the Methodist church met at the
church parlors yesterday afternoon.
The entertainers for the day were
Mesdames F. w. Genrich, J. f. Cole.
j. b. Goerlng, E b. Helwitz and F. S.
Miller, Devotionals were led by Mrs. |
II. /. Crawford.
MONDAY EVENING THE STU
dents attending the Vocational Night |
school were treated. to a delicious
lunch prepared by Students in the
domestic science department After
the work of the evening was completed
the students enjoyed social hour.
THE DENTISTS OF WAUSAU EN-
joyed a dnner at the Wausau club on
Monday evening Almost everyone in
the profession in the city attended
and a discussion was entered into
following he dinner at which DR..
l.. p. Wahl acted as chairman,
MISS PEARL FOSTER ENTER
tanned her Presbyterian Sunday school |
class last Friday evening at her home
at 123 Third avenue north. A de-
al tme was spent in hunt for,
Easter baskets after which refresh
ments were served
L /
the walls OF tie school rooms = Miss
Mildred Soderburg and Miss + ancis
Thompson In the Central school will
=" purchased from the proceeds of
home made" candy sale recently.
MESDAMES J. NJ. IUIL, J. w.
Schuler. Sam Foster and George Be-
LANCER were the hostesses for the
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Woman's Auxiliary. Luncheon was
served at one o'clock.
MESDAMES G. n. HETNEMAN
Warren + Brooks, and w. Il. Curtis
','''N"'"' Nod tho aides Aid society of
the Universalist church Wednesday
morning. Luncheon was served at
1890.
MESDAMES II S. VAIL, BRAY
ton SIN tn, C.. n. Partridge and II II
Boehmer euter aimed the Prebyterian
Aid society Wednesday afternoon
The devotionals were led BY Mrs C.
W. Magee.
MRS GEORGE WILSON is EN-
terta'nins at an informal tea this af-
te"nocr ~ her home al or Mcclellan
street in honor of Miss Susie Shep.
nara, her sister, who is visiting her.
MISS pUoEBE JONES ENTER
tanned few lady friends at her home
Friday afternoon at auction bridge in
hnner If Mss Mary Apl'n, of New
York city, who was visiting her.
THE SMITH AND LAST DANCE
Of the series of Masonic parties will
he ven at the Rothschild navilion on
April goth, There will be dancing
from nine to one o'clock
ST MONlCA'S GUILD MET WE'D !
nesday afternoon at the church par 1
'ors. The hosteSSes for the day were
Mrs John Berard. Mrs Chas. German. |
Mrs. John Hickey
TIE SAVAGE CLUB OF THE V. NJ