Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-21

hiSSa AMALlA ELIZABETH MAX
quardt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
"A. Marquardt OF the town of Wausau,
/ prominent citizens in that community, y
was united in marriage with Mr.
Adolph Schiller of Pittsville. Wis. at
three O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
! April 10th, at st. Stephens Lutheran
church, the Rev. VIM. Spigel perform
| ing the ceremony The time of the
!. wedding, three o'clock, was palticu-
larly significant, as six of the children
or Mr.. ana Mrs. Marquardt have been
welded at that hour.
The bride was very attractively
gowned in wedding dress of white
chiffon, adorned with oriental lace,
and she carried beautiful bouquet of
roses and lillies-of-the-valley The
bridesmaids were Miss Agnes Schiller
of Pittsville, and Miss Erna Zenke of
this city, both of whom wore white
crepe de CHEN gowns and carried cor
sage bouquets of roses and snapdrag-
! ons. The best men were William
Schiller, brother of the groom. and
William Strauzenski, both of Pitts
4 vile. Many relatives and friends
i were present at the ceremony.
/ Following the wedding, Mr. and Mrs.
/ Schiller, relatives and the bridal party
adjourned to the Marquardt home
stead in the town of Wausau There a
six o'clock dinner was served to forty
and most pleasant evening was en-
joyed. Guests from out of the city in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Ellington
and daughters, Ruth and Elspa, Mrs
Paul Schiller and daughter, and Mrs.
Max Schiller and son, all of Pitts
vile. Mr., and Mrs. Schiller will make
their home near Pittsville, where the
former owns a farm.
q MIR. AND MRS. ANTHONY PLIER,
702 Henrietta street, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Rose
Plier, to Mr.. Charles Harrison Bartlett
of Cuba City, Wis, at Los Angeles,
Calf, on Wednesday morning, April
20th in St. Pauls church. This an
nouncement will come as a surprise
to the many Wausau friends of Mrs.
Bartlett who went west in January
and has been spending the winter and
spring with Mrs. c. A. Glass her sis
ter, formerly of this city. Miss Plier
was attractively gowned in white
silk Jersey dress and hat to match.
No further details of the wedding have
been received. She will be very much
81.
Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett will be at home
at Cuba, City, Wis.,, after the LIST of
June. They are to enjoy an automo-
bile tour of the west before returning
to Wisconsin.
THE FOUNDERS OF THE BUSI-
ness and Professional Womens club
held meeting Friday night, April Is,
in the assembly room of the club, the
meeting having been called by Mrs.
t. II. Jacob, president and Mrs. jean
cite Coates. The usual ball given an
nually by the founders will be held at
Rothschild park pavilion on May End,
tickets to sell for $1.00 each and war
tax. Classical dancers from Chicago
will be obtained for the occasion II
possible. Miss Edith Morrison and her
partner being suggested. A committee
composed of Mrs. e. A. Gooding. Mrs.
Carl Kruger and Mrs. j. f. Ross was
appointed to Engage them.
TWENTY FIVE MEMBERS OF THE
Loyal Order of Moose of this city at
Z tended a Mooseheari gathering from
7 Central Wisconsin cities at Stevens
] Point last Sunday. About $50 mem
! according to the Stevens Point Jour
nal At 2:30 degrees were conferred
on thirty-fve candidates, thirty-four
of them Stevens Point men and one
from Wausau. A banquet was held
! afterwards at which ID. ". Hart of this
: city presided.
THE EDUCATIONAL COMMITTEE
nf hA
chairman, held its regular meeting at
the association Tuesday evening. This
committee is. planning it's fall pro-
gram. Plans were made for a Nature
Study class to be given this spring
This committe also announces
course in community drama and Pa
geantry, to begin early in May. This
class will be led by Miss Blandin, the
general secretary. Anyone interested
may register now at the association.
GIRL RESERVES HAVE BEEN
studying evergreen trees this week.
Seventh Grade Corps 1, Central school,
held surprise party for their leader,
Miss Agnes Liljequist, Saturday after
noon. Washington school, Eighth
Grade Corps /. held an indoor picnic
at the association headquarters We'd
nesday afternoon. Franklin school,
Seventh Grade, Corps a, hiked Satur-
day morning.
THE OPENING DANCE AT ROTH
schild Park pavilion will take place
on Wednesday evening April 27th.
From that time on dances will be
given every Wednesday evening. All
the "Wednesday dances during May are
to be specials. The opening will be
from nine to one and afterwards these
dances will be from nine to twelve.
THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
will enjoy a special meeting on the
evening of May End, when Fred S. At
wood of Minneapolis, supreme pre-
late, will be present. Mr.. Atwood Is
known as the blind optimist." The
degree of Page will be conferred.