Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-10-06

THE WOMEN'S FOREIGN MIS-
siOnary society of the First Metho-
dist church has had its annual year
book published. The booklet contains
a program for the year, including one
meeting for each month except July
and August The officers of the So
ciety are Mrs. A. A. Hooper, presi-
dent; Mrs. r. H. Kuhlmann, vice pres
ident: Mrs. HI. H. Davis, recording
secretary; Mrs. S. III. Meadows. treas
urer; Mrs. Chas. Feathers correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Walter Alexander,
mite box secretary, and Mrs. A. B..
McLennan, tithing secretary The
program committee of the club con-
sists of Mrs. F. o. Croker, Mrs. c. H.
Brimmer and Mrs. l. B. Thackray; the
special fund committee of Mrs. H. c..
Berger, Mrs. j. HI. Kolter and Mrs. c..
e. Turner; thank offering committee
of Mrs. C. S. Gilbert and Mrs George
Runkel, and the Christmas prayer SER
vice of Mrs. d. A. Swartz and Mrs H.
l. Crawford.
THE BUSINESS AND PROFESS
sional Women's club plans started a
class in craftsmanship Tuesday even
ing, October 4. The class will meet
every Tuesday evening during the
months of October and November and
talks will be given by number of the
leading merchants and educators of
the city. Members of the club who are
interested in joining the class are ask
ed to register as soon as possible. In
line with this project it is the plan of
the club to start classes in dresscraft,
music and Spanish in the near. future
THE REV. c. HAUGSTAD, AS
sisted by the Rev. j. Nordby of Deer
field, the Rev. A. Sovde of Scandinavia
and Gearhart Peterson of Rosholt, will
conduct dedication services at the I'm
manuel Norwegian Lutheran church.
corner First and Franklin streets,
Sunday, October 30. The church was
formerly the Swedish Methodist Epis-
copal church and was recently taken
over by the Emmanuel congregation
THE WOMEN'S MISSIONARY So
,ciety of the First Methodist church
held its first meeting of fall on Octo-
Der 9Th. The Rev. Richard Evans de-
livered an interesting address on
What Should Be the Aim of the Mis-
sionary Society,"" A synopsis of the
year book was given by Mrs H. c..
Berger and music was rendered by
Dean and Eleanor Crawford.
MISS MARIE DEGLEMAN OF MIL
waukee and Ambrose j. Mccormick of
this city were married last Thursday
morning at st. AIMS church at Mil
waukee The couple spent the week
end in this city visiting Mr.. McCor-
mick's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth McCor-
mick. They will make their home in
Milwaukee.
THIRTEEN TABLES OF CARDS
were in5play Monday afternoon at, the
first of series of card parties to be
given this fall at the Elks' club. Mrs.
Jay Brown won the prize at five hun
bred and Mrs. Henry Vachreau won
the prize at auction. The next party
will be held November Z.
MESSRS. FINLEY, BOWES, POHN-
son, Hughitt and Beyers, railroad Of
ficialS who were present at the Kiwan-
is dinner at noon, were guests of hon
or at an elaborate dinner given Mon
day even ing at the Hotel Bells by
w. B. Heinemann. Twenty-Five were
present at the dinner.
MRS. E. B. THAYER ENTER
tanned at a luncheon last Tuesday at
her home on McIndoe street for Mrs.
w. R. Schofield, her daughter, who
recently returned to Wausau. Five
tables of auction bridge were in play
during the afternoon.
TWO TABLES OF AUCTION
bridge were in play last Saturday af-
ternon at the home of Mrs. P. l..
Goerling. Guests of honor were Mrs.
Bump OF Manitowoc, and Mrs. L. E..
Thayer, of Everett, Wash.
MESDAMES BERT SCHWANBERCS,
J. A. Foster and VIM. J. Taylor were
hostesses to the Aid society of the
First Universalist church at Cyrus
Yawkey hall yesterday afternoon.
Lunch was screwed at 1915.
THE RANK OF KNIGHT WILL BE
| conferred on two candidates at the
next meeting of Marathon Lodge, No.
145, Knights of Pythias, at the next
meeting to be held October II, at Odd
Fellows hall.
MISS GENEVIEVE EDMONDS EN-
tertained few friends at luncheon
at the Wausau Country club last Fri
day at one o'clock following which
auction bridge was enjoyed
| PUMPKIN PIE SOCIAL AT RIB
Mt. Hall, Saturday night, Oct. s. Pub
| lie is welcome. Hall with piano is
for rent any night except Saturday.
| Phone 16R13. Adv.
| THE MISSES HELEN AND MIL
dred Conklin were hostesses Monday
evening to the Young Ladies' Sodali-
ty of ST. James church at their home
at sos Jefferson street.
| THE SEWING CIRCLE OF THE
First English Lutheran church met
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. William F. Pfaff, lis Stewart