Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-06-23

lf1E WAJOAU OOUNIRY CLUB is
growing not only in membership out
IN beauty of its possessions. The
grounds, beyond doubt, are as beam
tiful as any in the state and bv ex-
penang money on improvements they
can be made among the handsomest in
the country; but II acquires a large
membership to do this. The Climb
now has las members including nom
resident members. The permanent
green's are now being played. The
course was planned by Tom Bande-
low, golf course architect. and is at
present in good playing condition and
with the special rule allowing a ball
to be placed on the new fairways.
makes the course a regular test of
golf for the Business Mems Game .
With little more time and top soil
on the falrways, the club will have
a nine-hole course which will stand
we'll with any in the state.
The clubs cafe is now in charge of
caterer Mrs. Hearth
Arrangements are being made for
inter-city matches. Games will be
played with the Oshkosh and Iron
Mountain Country clubs during June
or the early part of July.
MISS MARION ALBRENT. THE
daugnter of Mrs. G. j. Albrent. and
Raymond Kieffer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Kieffer, were united in mar
riage at st. Mary's church at 7:3O
a. m. Friday. The bride marched to
the altar on the arm of her brother
Barney\ Albrent. Nuptial high mass
was celebrated by the Rev. FIR. ]. B.
Hauck. During the ceremony solos
We're sung by the Misses Ruth Krue-
ger and Celia Blecha. The little flow
er girls were Natalie Kieffer and An
toinette Kieffer and the train bearer
John kieffer The best man was Ed
ward Albrent and ushers, George Kief-
fer, Charles Albrent, Frank Koppa
and Cy Mushka. A breakfast was
served afterwards. Mr.. and Mrs. Kief-
Ter Will be at home after the first OF
July at SOC Washington street
THE WHITE SHRINE OF JERUS-
allen held an important meeting
at the Masonic hall on Monday
j evening when six candidates were
initiated. Guests We're present
from Merrill and Marshfield. AT.
ter an evening of work, which in
Guided very fine report of the Ma
tional White Shrine of Americas con.
vention at Chicago by Mrs Ella Rud-
berg, refreshments swere served. Ar.
rangements were made for a picnic
which will be held at Rothschild park
on Friday, July 1st. The ladies will
enjoy bathing during the afternoon
and will be Joined by the men at 6:3
for picnic supper.
A VERY PRETTY WEDDING TOOK
place last Thursday afternoon when
Miss Louise Piepenburg, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Piepenburg, was
united in marriage to Theodore Fer
rs, OF the town of Ringle, at the
Plepenburg home, the Rev. VIM. Elske
pelforming the ceremony The at.
tendants were the Misses Elsie Schal.
low and Agnes Ferris, and Messrs
Sam Piepenburg and Walter Schal.
low. A wedding dinner was served
afterward. The couple will reside in
the town of Ringle.
MR.. AND MRS. S. B. BISSELI
We're among the numerous callers
the boy Scouts enjoyed when their
gypsy nike got well under way. When
the boys were at Plover Mr.. and Mrs
Blssell took fried cakes to them, in.
tended for breakfast, but the lads
We're so hungry and their supply OF
1000 SO small, that they We're con.
Fsumed in the evening, The next night
they went to Kelly where they treat.
ed the boys to freezer of ice cream
l
] THE MARRIAGE OF MISS LILLIAN
/ Scutkowski of this city to Charles Will
Trld LaMarche of Hurley Wis. was
5olemnized at ST. Michael's church
Monday morning, June 20, the nuptial
high mass being celebrated by the Rev
Father t. Wojak John and Helen
! Scutkowski, brother and sister of the
bride, attended the couple who left
Tor Ironwood, Mich, at which city they
are TO make their future home.
HARVEY Dessert, SON OF MR..
and Mrs. G. K. Dessert, of the town
u rdsJon, prominent residents. was
united in marriage to Gladys Disney,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dis
ney, OF the town of Pine River, last
week. Attendants were Miss Lola Dis
| ny anu OcoI &c DESSERT.
| AN INVITATION HAS BEEN EX-
tended to the members of the White
Shrine of Jerusalem to attend a week
end house party at Clear lake by Mrs.
Ella Smith, matron of the Wausau
hospital, the third week in July.
AN OPEN INSTALLATION OF OF
ficers of the local aerie of Eagles will
take place at Eagles hall this even
ing. Following this ceremony between
eight and nine, there will be dancing
until one.
MRS. NJ p. MCCULLOUGH EN-
| tertained the latter part of last week
at her home on Franklin street for
Miss Minnie Smith, of Milwaukee, a
guest in the city.
THE MONDAY EVENING STUDY
club will be entertained at lawn
picnic at the home of the Misses Hoef-