Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-02
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings oi the Past Week
in Wansau and Vicinity

THE MONDAY AFTERNOON MEET
ing OF the Ladies' aid society was Of
an exceedingly educational nature, IT
being devoted 10 health and welfare,
Mrs g. u. Partridge. chairman OF the
health committee of the club, presid-
ing. The meeting was held at the
Wausau club The first speaker was
Mrs. George Stephenson, policewoTn-
an, who informally reviewed her work
since becoming connected with this
public work. Mrs. Stephenson re-
ported excellent cooperation and at
dances has been most successful in
elevating standards of conduct. She
declared that her presence at these
public affairs had not seemed TO de-
crease attendance. Her work also in
cIudes patrolling when necessary,
meeting trains and doing other things
of a similar character. During her
service thus fer Mrs. Stephenson has
been accompanied to most of these
dances by Wausau ladies who have
oeen eager TO assist.
The new county home demonstra-
ton agent for Marathon county, Miss
Vangel Russell, was called upon but
gave her time up to w. j. Rogan,
county agent, who told of the work OF
the county agents office in helping
farmers in Marathon county The
last speaker of the afternoon was
Mrs Nellie Kedzie Jones, Of Madi-
son, familiar in this city. Mrs Jones
spoke of the splendid work Of the
county nurses and said that the
weight of forty-one per cent Of the
children in Marathon county was
below normal as compared to eight
per cent and over in some of the very
northern Wisconsin countries. Mrs.
Jones particularly urged the ladies to
obtain the service of the child well
fare special train which will later
visit Wisconsin rural districts free of
charge.
A girls chorus of the high school
sang several numbers under the di-
rection OF Miss Josephine Darrin, SUI
pervisor of music in the public
schools.
THE ANNUAL BALL OF THE
Wausau Business Institute, held last
Friday evening at Eagles hall, was
attended by ninety couples and a most
delightful evening, with dancing from
nine until one o'clock was enjoyed
The hall was tastefully decorated
flags adding iuster and dignity A.
grand march led by Miss Irene Dryer
and Charles Taylor was formed about
nine-thirty o'clock. In charge of the
affair were Miss Della Boley, a men,
Der of the Business Institute faculty,
Miss Mary Lowe. Benson Huntoon
and Lawrence Heiser Punch was
served curing the evening by Miss
Mary Lowe and Miss Dora Braatz.
MISS HELEN MAGRECKI, DAUGH-
ter of Mr.. and Msr. Casper Magrecki,
was united in marriage with Leslie
Wadinski at st. Michael's Catholic
church last Monday morning at S:15
o'clock, the Rev, FIR. Wojak celebrat-
ing nuptial high mass. Attending the
couple were Miss Josephine Pionek
and Miss Helen Tetzaff and Joseph
Maerecki and Louis Gaiewski. An
afternoon reception was held at the
home of the brides parents and
dinner followed in the evening The
couple will reside in this city
ONE OF THE MOST ENJOYABLE
social occasions Of the year at ST
Paulfs Evangelical church, was the
annual dinner at the Guild hall last
Sunday evening rendered by the la
dies of that congregation, members
of the Vrauen verein, to their hus-
bands. Following a delectable repast
AT six-thirty, program was rem
dered. Several little plays were pre-
sented and recitations were given. all
by the ladies of the society. No
men were on the program of the
entertainment.
MRS. ". f. CHAMBERS ENTER
tanned Friday afternoon at her home
on Grand avenue for Mrs. A. r.
Schoepbach, OF Chicago. who was Wis
Ting her. Three tables OF auction
bridge were in play, high honors be-
ing won by Mrs. W. I. Sengpiel and
Mrs. S. L. Riley A guest prize was
given Mrs. Schoenbach Dainty re-
freshments were served the guests the
latter part of the afternoon.
HoSTESSES AT YESTERDAYS
meeting of the Presbyterian Ladies'
Aid society We're Mesdames A. III,
kiefer. A. II. zimmerman, w. T.
Mock and \, II. Munger and devotion
was led by Mrs. c. G.. Kruger. A
choaP tht VlltttlOu vi MISS
Agnes LljeQvist, presented an Italian
dance and song in costume. The
group has been studying Italy
MISS MABEL WHALEY, MISS
Mary b. Mooney and Mrs. Fred A.
Marquardt We're hostesses at last Sun.
days open house az the Business and
Professional women's club. Dainty
refreshments were served following
the program rendered by Miss Mar
garet Foster, pianist. Miss Josephine
Darrin, soloist and Miss Beth Stanley.
reader.
THE JUNIOR CLUB OF ST. PAuL'S
Evangelical church enjoyed dinner
Thursday night at the Guild hall. Rev.
Il. c. Grauer spoke. John Koehler
gave a toast, Miss Hilma Schmidt
gave piano solo and Miss Della ZEN
sen read the club prophecy. Singing
and games were enjoyed the resi- OF
the evening