Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-02-02


James hall Every man and every
y boy in the parish has been extended
: cordial invitation TO be present
The committee in charge has ar
ranged a fire program, including sew
e. eral addresses and some entertain
/ ment, engaged an orchestra to liven
: up the occa sion and st. Monica's So
/ ciety will furnish the fathers and
/ sons with dinner that cant be
/ beaten" The committee is composed
! of Arthur Lussier, Jos. Coel, e. NJ.
. Gray, J. j. Kelly and Roman G.
Deutsch. Every father and every
man who hasn't that distinction is
reminded of the significance of the
occasion by these words ct the bot
tom of the announcement: 'Remem-
Der when you were boy?' 1t is the
intention of the men to make this an
annual affair.
THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF
monthly meetings of the Tuesday
musical club devoted TO the study of
American composers was held Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. G.. B.
Heinemann, 916 Fulton street. Fol-
lowing short business meeting Mrs.
| Frank Barden gave a biographical
sketch Of American composers in gen.
eral and included a sketch of the life
of Horatio Parker S. Knox KreutZer
sang two songs, "Give a Man a Horse
He Can Ride" by Jeffrey O'Hara, and
"A Toast" by Mary Turner Salter,
and Mrs. G.. B. Heinemann gave
group of four songs, "The Wind
Speaks by G.. A. Grant-Schaefer, "Do
Not Go, My Love-" by Richard Hage-
man, Love in May" by Horatio Park
err, and 81 passed BY Your Window"
by May Brahe. Refreshments were
served at the close of the program.
The next regular meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. w. r. Scholfield
MRS. ALFRED II. ZIMMERMAN
and Mrs Arthur Kiefer have been
entertaining their friends at a series
of afternoon auction bridge parties.
Last FRIDAY afternoon the first was
given at the home of the latter, priZ-
es being won by Mrs. j. j. Adams and
Mrs. Emil Torgerson. On Saturday
the second was given at Mrs. Kiefer's
high honors being won by Mrs. j. T..
Mccain and Miss Amy Miller. Mon
day afternoon the third of the series
was given at Mrs. Zimmerman's Mrs.
George Silyerthorn and Miss Margaret
Armstrong winning high scores. Dam
Ity refreshments were served each af-
ternoon following play. Tomorrow,
Friday, they will entertain again at
Mrs. Kiefer's and on Saturday at Mrs.
Zimmermans
THE BOY SCOUT BANQUET FOR,
fathers and sons of the First Pres
byterian church, will be served
next Wednesday night, February Sth.
at the church parlors. No charge will
be made, II Is understood, and all men
and scouts of the congregation are
| invited. The December circle of the
Ladies' Aid society will serve the
dinner, the following assisting: Mrs.
II. Fl. Baker, chairman, Mrs. G.. Il.
| Parker, Mrs. II. w. Bunker, Mrs.
Louisa Clark, Mrs. Oscar Egdahl,
Mrs. Henry Gillian, Mrs. W. f. Cham
bers, Mrs. VIM. Lord, Mrs. c. ID.
Partridge, Mrs. NJ. NJ Secor. Mrs. M.
w. Sweet. Mrs. Ray Charter, Mrs.
Oscar Weik and Mrs. ID. l.. Bellinger.
MRS. JUDD S. ALEXANDER AND
Miss Ruth Alexander have been en-
tertaining their friends at series of
one o'clock luncheons following which
on these afternoons, auction bridge
has been played. On Saturday last
tone Of the series was given, high
honors being won by Miss Gladys
Schilling. Mrs. George Il. Silbernagel
Jr, and Miss Florence Kelly. Anoth-
er was given last Tuesday. Mrs. New
man III. Bells, Mrs. j. NJ. Freeman
and Miss Louise Underwood winning
prizes. Mrs. Alexander and Miss Alex
ander are entertaining again today
the luncheon being held at the Alex
ander home on McIndoe street,
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES KRUM-
rey entertained the members of Be-
thesda Shrine. White Shrine of Je-
rusalem. last Friday evening at their
home, 625 Town Line road. Cards
were played and prizes awarded to
Mrs. w. \. Boslough, Charles Brim-
mer, Mrs. Walter Reinhold and T..
O. Croker. On the committee were Mr.,
and Mrs. c. G. Krumrey, Mrs. Daisy
Feathers. Miss Wilma Burt. Miss Mar
garet lillian and Miss Elvra Jacobsen,
served refreshments.
,
the First Methodist church entertain
ed the members OF the Methodist choir
last Friday evening in the church
parlors Following a social hour a
business meeting was held and the
following officers elected. Caleb
Johnson, president; A. NJ. Petersen,
vice president; Miss Trina Breitrick.
secretary; Mrs. NJ. c. Cress, treasur-
err; Mrs. Rose Pickle, librarian.
THE LADIES' FOREIGN MISSION
airy society of the Presbyterian church
Will meet next Wednesday at the
church parlors. Besides special mu-
sic there will be an address on Com
munity Leadership" by Mrs. Russell
Lyon. and discussion of Current
Events" by Mrs. +. p. Stone and Mrs.
: Arson vi. Clark. Devotion will be
led by Mrs. ID. l.. Bellinger.
MISS FLORENCE KELLY ENTER
tanned the members OF the Bridge club
b Inst FRIDAY "a o, N