Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-21
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Wisconsin State Guards, was held at
the Wausau club Tuesday evening,
April 10, when all the members of
that organization, so active during the
absence of Co. G., gathered to revive
memories. The club house dining
room was decorated with American
flags and the color scheme included
red white and blue. LIST Lieut.. t. HI.
Ryan presided. Co. C. will continue
occasionally to meet Co. G.. w. N. G..
in range fire competitions. Capt. f. R.
Becker gave All address in which he
encouraged interest in the present Ma
tional Guard company. Other speak
ers We're Ovid Belanger. G. X. Good
ing, c. G. Pier, f. B. Coon. c. T. Ed
gar, j. S. Alexander, P. V. O., Van
Vechten, Joseph Colombo and Brayton
+. Smith, not member of the organi-
cation but former Y. NJ C. A secretary
overseas. w. Del Curtis lead com
munity singing. Officers. insuring the
continuance of Co. c. Reunions. were
elected as follows: Capt f. r Beck.
dent; William thinner, field officer.
w, A. Evers, secretary, and = A. M.
Evans, treasurer The annual meet
ms VIII pC htlu L6AlnSlOH GAY.
MRS. FRANK BOETTCHER EN-
tertained few friends on Monday
evening at her home in honor of Mrs.
Geo. Arendsee, who expects to leave
soon for Mellen, Wis, where she will
make her future home. Several mu-
steal and vocal selections We're given
during the evening. At a late hour a
delicious lunch was served.
MR.. FRED GRABBED AND MISS
Lena Rehm of Mason City, Ia, were
united III marriage Monday evening
by the Rev. H. H. Kattmann, pastor
of the Reformed church, at the par
sonage. The attendants were Mr.. Ro-
bert Graebel and Mrs. Graebel The
couple will reside at 227 North Sc
| cond ave.
THE ADVANCE COUNCIL, NO. %,
f. r. A, will entertain the cast of the
recent play given under the auspices
of the organization. "A Night in Chi
natown,' at dinner tomorrow evening
at Eagles hall. The dinner will be
served at seven O'clock After nine
dancing will be enjoyed by the ;ast
and members of the f. R. A.
ARRANGEMENTS ARE BEING
made for joint meeting of the Pres
byterian Ladies' Missionary society
and the w. C. T. u, the second Tues
day in May. The program is being
planned by the latter organization
while the former will furnish "eats.''
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THE EIGHTH DISTRICT NURSES
association and the Eighth District
League of Nurses held joint meeting
| Tuesday evening, when Miss Gertrude
Mccoy, city nurse, reported on the
convention of public health nurses
held on March goth to 31st at Madison
Child welfare work was discussed.
THE GARDEN CLUB WILL HOLD
a food sale at the Mueller & Plier
store on April 30th, The club is rails
ing money to carry on the work il
has started of sending flowers and
plants to the county home and asylum
Mount View sanatorium and the hos.
pitfalls.
REPORTS OF THE LADIES PRES
bytery at Oshkosh last week wer,
given at the meeting of the Ladies
Aid society of the Presbyterian churcl
Wednesday afternoon. Hostesses fol
the afternoon were Mesdames JohT
Brushert, Frank Young and p. L. Sis.
son.
ST. MARTHA'S LADIES' AID MET
at the Guild hall yesterday. Luncheon
was served at one O'Clock. The host.
esses for the day were Mrs. L. A
Pradt Mrs. G. f. Dunbar, Miss Mel
Dunbar and Miss Marie Bird.
MRS. B. A. ZEFF ENTERTAINED
at auction bridge Tuesday. Three
tables were in play and prizes were
won by Mesdames VIM. thinner, r
Mulgram, of Gary Ind, and Miss
Hannah Rosenthal, of Chicago.
MISSES MARGARET AND OLGA
Tietz entertained several friends at a
backward" party last evening. Dane
ing was enjoyed during the evening
At late hour a delicious lunch was
served by the hostesses.
MESDAMES A. N. WHITING, j. II.
Thompson, A. w. Farley entertained
the Methodist Ladies' Aid society at
the church parlors Wednesday after
noon. Devotionals were led by Mrs
X. p. kaufman.
MESDAMES /. WESTERVELD, S.
Kitson and G.. Paff entertained the
Universaist Aid society Wednesday
afternoon g. at Cyrus Yawkey hall
Luncheon was served at 1890.
MESDAMES C. GRITZMACHER, J.
Healy and j. Larson were the hostess
es of the st. Monica's Ladies Aid So
ciety, which met at the church parlors
on Wednesday afternoon.
MRS. BEN HEINEMANN WILL EN-
! terrain Friday evening at a six-thirty
family dinner in honor of Miss Ger
trude Heinemann whose marriage is
announced for April 25th.
MRS. e. ROLOFF ENTERTAINED
Monday for her sister, Mrs. George