Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-10
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
in Wausau and Vicinity

ter of Wausau was organized recently
at a meeting held in the Central
school. This chapter is unit OF
chain of chapters in the United States
of which there are over 1,CO0. The
object of the Delphian movement, &C
cording to it's originators, IS to pro-
mote higher education, personal i'm
provement and social progress. Pre-
pared lectures on civic respons1D1l1-
ties are furnished to the chapter to
aid women in their field of political
welfare. The framework of educa-
ton is studied during the first year.
The literary work covers complete
course in the liberal arts in concise
and practical way, according to the
organizers. Guided by many OF the
leaders of eighteen universities, the
Delphian society is considered by It's
members to be one of the greatest
educational institutions of the present
time. The western states have been
following this work for twelve years
and California, Oklahoma, Iowa and
Illinois are the best organized Del
phian states. The following officers
were elected in Wausau: Mrs. Venet-
ia Hopkins, president; Mrs. Esther
Randall, vice president; Mrs. AIDE
laide MCGEE, secretary-treasurer; Mrs.
Frances Stare, Miss Myrtle Lille,
Mrs. C. E. Grauer, advisory board,
and Mrs. Lorena Mckinley, press re-
porter. Following are the members
in addition to the officers: Mrs. Janke,
Mrs. Mabel Damon, Miss Margaret
Caves, Mrs. Meta H. Kane, Mrs. V. l..
Morisette, Mrs. Margaret McCloskey,
Mrs. Adela Colombo, Miss Mabel
Whalley, Miss Mae Kruger, Miss Ce-
celia Wegrer, Mrs. Mary Streeper,
Miss Ina Martin, Miss Helen Ohm,
Mrs. Sarah Foster, Miss Emma Laabs,
Miss Gertrude Heinrich, Mrs. Jennie
Croker, Mrs. leila D. Schwerke,
Miss Mary E. Kavanaugh, Mrs. H. l.
crawford, Mrs Elizabeth Hall, Miss
Daisy Weller, Mrs. Matilda Seng-
piel, Mrs. J. J. Heinzen, Mrs. Nellie
Lohr, Mrs. A. G. Heinzen, and auxll-
iary members, Mrs. VIM. j. Graves,
and the Misses Helen Delaney, Selma
Ohm. Lenore Martin, Marie HeinZen,
OLA Heinzen, Natalie Heinzen.
MISS ARLENE TOWLE ENTER
tanned at a week end house party at
the M. P. Towle cottage on Lake Kath-
arine, the guests being the Misses Jo-
sephine Coates, Helen Sturteyant,
Alice Lyon and Margaret Stone, OF
this city, Mary Virginia Patterson OF
Pittsburg, Pa, and Katheryn T1nney
of Madison, John st urtevant, Fowler
P. Stone, Jr., Victor Geissel, Richard
Evans and Orville Fehlhaber OF this
city and Richard Bellack of Madison.
THE GIRLS CANNING CLUB d.
rected by Mrs. F. B. Coon, will hold
an open house next Monday afternoon
at two o'clock at the Wausau High
school kitchen when there will be an
exhibition of the work Of the young
ladies. Mrs. Coon says that many re-
quests have come from ladies about
the city who wish to see the work in
cold pack canning that is being done.
THE STATE CONVENTION OF
the Loyal Order of Moose and the
Legion of Mooseheart was held last
Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Mon
roe. Representing the Wausau lodges
of the two orders were Ed. Jess, H. T..
Schiller, d. V. Hart, J. A. Green, Z.
W. Anderes, Mrs Ed. Jess, Mrs. Will
liam Mccormick and Mrs. Paul Kick
busch.
MRS. j. NJ FREEMAN ENTER
tanned at a one o'clock luncheon yes
terday, honoring her friends, Miss
Alta Kimbell, of Ironton, Missouri,
who is visiting at her home. Four Ia
bles of bridge were in play during
the afternoon and honors we re won
by Mrs. D. r. Gooding and Mrs. East
man.
THE ENTERTAINERS AT THE
Country club next Saturday evening
at the six o'clock dinner are to be
Messrs. and Mesdames l.. H. Wheeler,
Walter Thorn, A. C. Patterson, A. G.
Wausau, and ]. S. Griffith of Toma-
hawk and George Shropshire of Ste
vens Point.
THE LADIES' LUNCHEON AT THE
Country club Tuesday was largely at
tended and as usual a very pleasant
affair. Auction bridge was played
and those who won prizes were Mrs.
c. F. Dunbar, and Mrs. Jenkins of
Flint, Mich, guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Silverthorn.
A PICNIC FOR MEMBERS OF THE
G. A. r. was held last Sunday at
Marathon park by the Ladies of the
C. A. r. and the United Spanish War
Veterans, assisted by the auxiliary.
The afternoon was delightfully."- spent
and most delectable repast was
served
MISS TRINA LOUISE WEISSE,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weisse,
and John K. Wishau, of Racine, were
united in marriage last Saturday af
ternoon at four o'clock, the Rev VIM.
Spiegel performing the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Wishau will make Racine
their home.
MISS ROSE SALZMAN, TOWN OF
Cassel, and Leo Mallack, of Athens,
were united in marriage on Monday
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