Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings OF the Past Week
in Wausau and VICINITY

icc Temple last Monday evening was a
most pleasant entertainment. Guests
were attired in every conceivable kind
OF costume. ancient and modern. orr
\ entail aud occidental. Mr.. and Mrs
Herman G. F'lieth, as Indian chief and
maiden, won first prize. A grand
march was led by Mr. and Mrs. Hugo
L. Mumm The judges OF the evening
were Mrs. NJ H. Duncan, f. w. Burt
and f. w. Genrich Or. and Mrs. A.
| w Boslough, in colonial costumes
were given the second award while
| Mrs. Mumm, as an oriental dancer
was declared the best dressed lady.
and DR.. w. J. Sengpiel. as a Spaniard,
was declared the best dressed man.
Dr. Fred G. Levenhagen, as a Swede.
was pronounced the funniest pres
ent, and C. G. Hooker, second best.
impersonating woman. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
4 ENTERTAINERS AT WEDNES-
days meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Methodist church were
Mesdames c.. Il. Turner. Wylie c.
Sampson, Wells E. Turner, Fred C.
Boyce. w. H. Nablo. Guy Gardner and
! Herman Helms. Following the after
moons work, supper was served tor
which the men were invited, about
two hundred attending, following
which a song service of nearly an
hour were held. This program, to be
! followed until Easter, has thus far
proved most successful. Several vo-
cal selections We're also enjoyed last
evening.
! OFFICERS WE'RE ELECTED AT
Wednesdays meeting of the Ladies'
! Aid society of the First Presbyterian
church. They take office on April LIST
and are as follows: Mrs. W. H. Flieth,
president; Mrs. Fl. j Adams. first
vice president; Mrs. j. E. George, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. ]. ]. Adams,
third vice president; Mrs. M W.
Sweet, secretary; Mrs. j. b. Burke.
financial secretary, and Mrs. Donald
F. Ploss, treasurer.
THE FRANKLIN SCHOOL PAR
ent-Teachers' association held very
successful meeting on Tuesday even
ing when the Rev. E. c. Grauer spoke,
Community sinking was enjoyed I'M
der the leadership of w. t. Mock Miss
Ruth Champion gave a brief explana-
ton of phonics and H. j. Evans
showed the value of sinking funds.
Light refreshments were served by
Mesdames f. B. Coon, w. A. Wheeler
and F, G. Swoboda
AT A PARTY GIVEN LAST FRI
day evening by Miss Bernice Slattery
at her home on Forest street, the en-
gagement of Miss Mildred May Hud-
son to Mr.. Byron Everett Thiel was
announced. Three tables of five hun
dred were in play and high honors
were won by the Misses Marguerite
Swartz and Winifred Hudson. The
decorations were appropriate to st.
Patrick's day. A telegram announced
the engagement.
MR.. AND MRS. MARK M. SCHOL.-
field entertained at seven O'Clock
diner last Saturday evening at their
home on Grant street, for Miss Mil
dred Wright whose birthday it was.
Covers were laid for twenty-four
guests and following. the dinner auc-
ton bridge was played. Out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Wright
OF Menominee, Wis, parents of Miss
Wright
A DANCING PARTY WAS EN-
joyed on the evening of ST Patrick's
day at the Business & Professional
Women's club, each couple bringing a
basket lunch. Pretty green candles,
shamrocks, smilax and decorations in
dicating the occasion were feature
and the. lunches were served at indi-
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from nine until one.
AT ST. JAMES HALL LAST FRI |
day evening most pleasant st. Pat |
rick's day party was enjoyed, given by
St Monicas Guild Thirty-one tables |
of 500 were in play and high honors |
Miss Bern Brickel, Charles Burrow
and Edw. Fail. Refreshments were
served late in the evening.
MRS. CHAS. CONKLIN AND MRS. |
Henry Robinson entertained for Miss
Helen Conklin, whose marriage is to |
take place in the near future. on last
Friday evening. The affair was a mis-
cellaneous shower and 500 was play
ed during the evening. A dainty |
luHCueOu WdS StTFtu ny Tile nOStcSSeS.
MRS. GEORG SILyERTHORN
entertained at an auction bridge par
ty last Thursday evening at her home
on Grand avenue honoring Miss Ruth
Single, of Stockton, Cal, her guest.
High honors were won by Mrs. Robert
Altman and Mrs +. G. Dana Miss
Single received guest prize.
THE RAILWAY LADIES' SOCIAL i
club entertained at card party last
evening at Eagles hall, |.
husbands being invited Twelve ia
bles We're in play. High honors were
won by Mrs. H. J. Weik. Mrs. Pat
Burns, Chas. Whitney and c. Kelly
MRS. NJ. NJ. SCHOLFIELD ENTER
tanned at a tea at her home on Tues
lay afternoon for Mrs. Il. o. Wright,
Of Menominee. Wis, mother of Miss
Mildred Wright who was visiting
lere.