Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-11-24
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
i'm Wausau and Vicinity

FAIR LADIES, HANDSOME ES-
corts, sensible gowns, silvery winter
decorations and music that puts gay
ETY. into hearts and sends feet lightly
tripping over q glass-like floor, lent
enchantment to Rothschild pavilion
on Thanksgiving eve. November 23rd,
when society folk congregated for the
grand Charity ball given by the La
dies Auxiliary TO st. Mary's hospi-
tai. Because OF the musical program
rendered before the affair commenced,
equipages rolled up to the pavilion
earlier than usual and between eight
and eight-thirty last evening automo-
biles began to fill the large parking
area to the side of the pavilion. Be
cause of the Charity ball, the Ladies'
Auxiliary is the richer by $4,000
cleared, which will go a long way
towards completely furnishing and
equipping the nursery of the new addi-
ton to the hospital.
musical preceded the ball. Mrs.
w. II. Schofeld rendered a violin num-
Der, a new composition, Dawes Mel
ody," by Brig. Gen. Chas. G. Dawes, ar
ranged by Kreisler. and responded to
an encore, and Mrs. George Silver
thorn sang prettily Thanksgiving" by
Allison, also responding to applause
with an encore. Lotus Bloom"
dance, was most skilfully executed by
Miss Laura Smith, as was the toe
dance, 1.-THE New Parasol," arranged
to 'Ffref,' by Miss Marjorie Paff.
The pavilion was most attractiyely
decorated in pine boughs tinsel and
other effective winter combinations
were used in the scheme.
The grand march commenced after
nine, led by Mr.. Il. A. Gooding ana
Mrs. 4. &. iawkey, Col. G.. &. fawkey
ana Mrs. l.. A. Gooding following. A
reception line was formed previously
10 meet the guest, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Nelly, Mr.. and MRS. l.. A. Pradt, Drs.
A. w. and Margaret Treyitt, Miss Nina
kickbusch and Miss Louise Dessert be-
ing on the committee. Dancing was
enjoyed until one o'clock.
inc booth from which candy, Gig |
arettes aud flowers were sold, was di- |
rected By Mrs. T.. IL. Nee, who was |
assisted by Miss Marie Book, Miss Cora |
Lansing, Mrs. Beatrice Eilers ana |
campfire girls About $4,000 was |
cleared by this stand, the things sold |
being donated by Delsipee, Marathon |
Confectionery Mr.. Kaiser and the |
the Kickbusch Grocery company.
Miss Nina Kickhusch had general |
charge of the ball and TO her splen-
did enterprise belongs must of the
praise for its success. The ticket sale |
was In charge of Miss Maude Ham
mond and the music was arranged by
Mrs. Ii. J. Hagge.
Donators were Carl Lemke, Jr.,
Theodore Mayer. Heinemann Bros,
Mrs. Il. H. Jacob, Miss Mary b. Moon /
ey. VIM. thinner. Miss Louise Dessert |
and the theaters.
Decorations were arranged by VIM.
thinner, Miss Louise Dessert and Miss
Kickbusch.
BURNS POST, NO. 1888, VETERANS
OF Foreign Wars. received twenty-five
new members at meeting Tuesday
evening in the G. A. II. rooms at the |
court house. A report on the results |
OF the big Armistice Day dance held |
ut the Rothschild auditorium showed |
substantial profits which will be used
for the work of the post The hos
pital committee s. Knox Kreutzer.
chairman. reported on the reading
matter and other gifts taken to the
ex-service men at Mount View sanato-
rum. The meeting closed with
smoker.
MISS JEAN GILBERT ENTER
tanned the Auction club last Tuesday
evening, the Misses Helen Stone and
Gretchen Morgan winning prizes. Miss
Marie Bird will entertain the club |
next week.
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THE GARDEN CLUB HELD A
business session Tuesday at the home
OF Miss Antoinette Huntington The |
club has Just finished distribution
or bulbs. most of them being taken
To Mount View sanatorium.
MRS, r.. Il. PUCHNER ENTER
tanned at cards last Friday afternoon
NJ her home, 9l4 Fifth street Out |
OF town guests were Mrs. II. Il. Puch-
ner, ST., of Wittenberg and Mrs. Fred |
krebs OF Johnston. Pa.
MISS ALVINA WOIT0WSKI AND |
George Fox were united in marriage |
ON Wednesday at 500 a. m. at st. |
Mary's church, the Rev. Father ]. b. |
Hauck celebrating the nuptialh Ugh |
mass.
THE NORWEGIAN LADIES' AID |
society will hold fincy WORK sale and |
supper ut the Emmanuel Lutheran |
church. corner First and Franklin |
streets, the FIRST part of the month.
THE MEMBERS OF THE IMNIAN-
nel Baptist Ladies' Aid society will
hold fancy work sale in the church
basement on the afternoon and even
ing of Wednesday, November 80.
ST. MARTHA'S GUILD MET YES
terday at the Guild hall at 1890. The
ladies remained for luncheon. hav-
Ing brought their own sandwiches,
and coffee was served.
A FORMAL DANCE is TO RE HELD
at the Wausau club this evening. one
or the series of dances hainy piva,