Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-08

THE METHODIST MEMS CLUB
enjoyed an unusual meeting last Mon
day evening, when eighty were pres
ent at a dinner served at the church
parlors. Community singing was led
by j. A. Rowley The new president
of the club, F. C. Boyce, presided.
Dean Crawford read an essay on AM
ericanism and an instrumental trio of
Miss Gertrude Boyce, Harry Sisson
and D. Howarth rendered several Sc
lections, a piano number also being
given by Miss Boyce The speaker of
the evening was Fred w. Genrich, who
spoke of the responsibilities of men
toward their church, their community
and the nation as whole. Dr. Rich
ard Evans also spoke. Following this
program games We're enjoyed under
the direction and leadership of w. I.
Mock, of the Y NJ G. A., and D. A.
Swartz, principal of the Training
school
THE LADIES MISSIONARY SOCI-
ETY. of the Presbyterian church will
meet next Wednesday, Dec Is, in the
church parlors. Devotionals will be
led by Mrs. w. A. Wilson. Mesdames
H. H. Humphrey and H. ]. Mckay will
lead the discussion of current current
topics and Mrs. H. j. Evans will con-
duct the study of the subject for the
day, Home and Nursing" A piano
duet will be given by Mesdames c. G..
Hooker and NJ. NJ Secor and refresh
ments will be served
THE WEST SIDE CAMP. OF THE
1r1a a1p %<~I H. f0ll
ing officers Monday evening: e A.
Hochtritt, CONSUL. Carl Helm, advisor;
Fred Eggers, ,anker; E. c. Allen,
clerk; WilliaT Ellenbecker, escort;
Victor Erickson, sentry; Chas. Lind,
Waterman; Henry Ellenbecker, three
years and Frank Bublitz, two years,
managers. Physician, Dr. F. C. Mich
OILS. Installation of officers will take
place on January 4.
BETHESDA SHRINE, w. S. OF j.,
elected the following officers Monday
evening: Mrs. Ida Boslough, w. H.
p; H. G. F1ieth, Waterman of the shep-
herd; Mrs. Jennie Croker, worthy
prophecies; Miss Wilma Burt, worthy
scribe: Miss Margaret lillian, worthy
treasurer Mrs. Clara Brushert.
worthy shepherdess; Mrs. Janet
Reinhold, worthy guide; w. H. Flieth,
w. E. Dodge and C. H. Brimmer, truss
tees.
WAUSAU LODGE, NO. 215, I. o. o.
F., held a meeting last Friday night
at Odd Fellows hall, elected officers
as follows: Roy Rowland, noble
grand; William D. Salisbury, vice
grand; w. B. Keys, recording seere-
tary; Glen G. Walker, financial secre-
tary; Geo. A. Steltz, treasurer; A. B.
VANITY, trustee.
A VERY PRETTY WEDDING TOOK
place last Friday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bazlen, of this city,
when their daughter Miss Cora Baz-
lin, was united in marriage with Theo-
dore Beckmann, of the town of Stettin,
by Rev. E. C. Grauer
THE WOMEN'S FOREIGN MIS-
| sionary society of the Methodist
church met Wednesday, the entertain
ers being Mesdames A. A Hooper
Charles Feathers, W. r. Johnson and
R. P. Kuhlman. Devotion was led by
Mrs. C. S. Gilbert.
THE PRESBYTERIAN LADIES
Aid society met Wednesday, the host
esses being Mesdames H. H. Humph-
rey, G. H. Hooker, j. E. Murray, G.
A. Cowee, A. Jivorec. Devotion was
led by Mrs. James Montgomery
| On Saturday, December TO- civil
service examinations for postmasters
will be held in Wausau and thirty-sev-
en- other cities in the state, by order
OF the postmaster general.
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| ST. THERESA'S SOCIETY MET
Wednesday the hostess being Mrs. Jo-
seph Klavinski, who was assisted by
Mrs. Stanley Burek. A fancy work
sale will be held on December Is.
DR.. AND MRS. H. T. SCHLEGEL
entertained the members of the First
Methodist church choir at their home,
corner Fourth and Grant streets, last
| Friday evening.
| THE ENGLISH LUTHERAN La
dies Aid society held a fancy work
sale at Mt. Sinai Temple on Tues
| day afternoon. 1t was most success
full, large number of ladies attend
ing.