Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-03-10
SOCIETY NOTES
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The LADIES' MISSIONARY SOCI-
ETY. of the First Presbyterian church
held its closing meeting of the wear
on Monday afternoon when customary
reports were presented and other busi-
ness incidental to ending the years
work was transacted Very gratifying
was the result financially. The appor-
tionment for this organization seemed
large. the ladies say, but it was met
IN fuli in spite of the handicap to the
society caused by the death of several
members. The receipts for the wear
totaled $96612, raised entirely by yo-
luntary subscriptions and pledges.
Eighty-two contributing members have
accomplished this. The society dur
ing l92O-21 lost twelve members by
death and gained a like number. Hos
pltal supplies of surgeons aprons and
pillow slips for use in the Philippines
were made. Mrs. Walter Flieth and
MRS. +. w. Eastwood were elected to
| attend the Presbyterial meeting at
Fond du Lac on April Ia and Is. At
the meeting Mrs. Flieth read paper
on Christ in the Orient" much ap-
preciated, and a delightful solo, spirit
OF Cod" was rendered by Miss Leona
| talder Officers for the year were
elected as follows: Mrs. Mary Reeves,
president; Mrs. #. w. Eastwood, first
vice-president; Mrs. b. e. Smith, Sc
cond vice-president; Mrs. Ed. Seim.
secretary; Mrs. A. w. Warner. treas
urer; Mrs. H. H. Humphrey, asst
treasurer; Mrs. w. ID. Siebecker, Sc
cretary OF literature. Refreshments
OF tea and cake were served by the
| hostesses, Mesdames Allen, Adams.
Bloom, Egdahl and Peter Miller.
THE STUDY AND PHILANTHRO-
Ply department of the Ladies' Literary
society will hold its annual meeting
on Monday, March 14th, at the home
Of Mrs. Austin Kimball, 915 Mcclellan
| street where the hostess will be as
sisted by Mesdames A. j. Lathrop,
Frank Morgan, j. p. Riley, A. 4. Mar
ceau, w. r. Johnson and Harry Baker.
Current events will be discussed I'M
der the direction of Mrs. George J.
l.eicht, Mrs. A. H. Hall, Mrs. L. NJ
Willard and Mrs William Zilisch.
THE City Beautiful" VIII be the sub
| lect treated by Mrs. j. II. Kolter, and
| The Motion Picture and the Juvenile
Ohender," by Mrs. Ella B. Smith. Mu-
steal selections will be rendered by
| ava % L. CiSSOH tuu MISS
THE BI-WEEKLY LUNCHEON OF
the Kiwanis club was held Monday
noon in the clubs dining room at the
Bells house. VIM. Taege and Arthur
| A. Bettner were added to the list of
| kiwanians. Plans for the betterment
| Of Wausau were discussed. w. r.
Chellis, secretary of the Chamber OF
| f'pnnlnrnn a
dress the club on that subject.
THE w. C. T. U. MET TUESDAY
1t the home of Mrs. Fred Miller. De-
votionals were led by Mrs. ii. III. Katt-
nann and paper was read by Mrs
| Geo. f. Rick. The hostesses were
Mrs Miller and Mrs. r. l., Strong. who
served refreshments the latter part OF
the afternoon.
| THE LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Wausau lodge No. 1876, has elected
he following officers: Ed. Jess, die
tator; Leo Crooks, vice. dictator: Guy
Gardner, 'prelate; Chas. w. Anderes,
secretary; Art. Schieler, treasurer,
and Bert Zeff. trustee.
MRS. AUGUST KICKBUSCH EN-
| .ertained fifteen friends at auction
bridge and tea Monday afternoon.
Some of the guests sewed during the
afternoon and dainty refreshments
were served later.
| AMIGO COMMANDERY, KNIGHTS
Templars, will be entertained by st.
Omer's Commandery, No. 10, X. r.,
this evening, number of members OF
the former having come over to be
present.
THE COMMITTEE OF WAUSAU
Aere No. 25l, f. o. Eagles appointed
to arrange the details of the dances
and special activities to be held this
month, met Tuesday night to perfect
their plans.
| THE AUXILIARY OF ST. MARY'S
hospital will hold a meeting at the
Central school building Friday after
noon.
THE KINGS HERALDS OF THE
M. Il. church will meet at the east
parlors Of the church on Saturday
afternoon.