Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-01-05

church parlors last Thursday even
ing: Superintendent, Elias Thalheim,
assistant, August Mueller; secretary,
Clarence Thalheim; assistant secre-
tar, Hugo Wiltoske; treasurer, Frank
Hildebrandt: assistant treasurer, Fred
Kruger: librarian, Kenny Schroeder;
assistant librarian, Harold Kruger;
organist, Miss Edna Thalheim; as
sistant organist, Miss Goldie Trantow
THE CARD CLUB WAS ENTER
tanned Wednesday by Miss Elizabeth
Mathie, at the home of her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Mathie. When re-
| freshments were served, in buffet
style, a large heart announced the
engagement of Miss Josephine Sturte-
want, one of the CLUBS members, to
Mr.. George Louis Ruder. The young
ladies had previously agreed that each
member becoming engaged should pre-
sent the club with five pound box
Of candy, and this, the first box re-
ceived, was much enjoyed.
! A FAMILY REUNION WAS HELD
at the George Halder home. 610 Kick
busch street, last sunday and Mon
day, and relatives from out OF town
who attended were: Mr.. and Mrs. M.
II. Duncan and son, Myron, and Mrs.
c. Patrie and daughter, Miss Alice
Patrie, and Mrs Hedwig Griswoid, of
Owen, Mr. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jackson Of Amigo, Mr.. and Mrs. John
K. Curtis and Cornelius and Evelyn
Curtis of Ingraham, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Johnson and daughter, Jeanne,
of Marshfield.
THE PRESBYTERIAN LADIES'
Missionary society will hold Its month
ly meeting next Wednesday at the
church parlors. Mrs. Ira G. Painter
will present paper on Community
leadership" and Current Topics"
will be discussed by Mesdame Pent-
Ter and Hurd. Miss Susan Underwood
will lead the devotion. A solo will
be rendered by Ira Parker.
THE LADIES' SEWING CIRCLE OF
ST. Stephens church elected the fol-
lowing officers at it's meeting yester-
day: Mrs. William Roloff, president;
Mrs. Gus Behnke, vice president; Mrs.
Robert Fenhaus, secretary; Mrs. Ed
ward Beaver, treasurer of the flower
fund; Mrs. Robert Zastrow, librarian.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN LOOMS
Sturtevant announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Josephine
Sturtevant, 10 Mr.. George Louis Ruder
of this city. Both Miss Sturtevant
and Mr.. Ruder are among the most
popular young people in the city and
the engagement will be received with
pleasure by their host of friends.
ALL MEMBERS OF ST. OMER COM
mandery who expect to attend the in
stallation of officers, next Thursday
evening and the dance, are asked to
let the recorder, Adm Bardeen, or the
commander, II. w. Burt, know how
many ladies will attend with them.
The officers want to know how many
to prepare for.
THE PUBLIC INSTALLATION OF
officers of st. Omer Commandery, No.
10, knights Templar, has been post
poned from this evening, January b,
TO Thursday evening, January ~. Fol-
lowing the installation, Sir knights
and their ladies will enjoy dance and
refreshments.
ST. PAUL'S SEWING SOCIETY
held its annual meeting at the Guild
hall yesterday afternoon, electing the
following officers for the year 1922:
Mrs. Henry Pagenkopf, president: Mrs.
John Anderson, vice president; Mrs.
William Bopf secretary. and Mrs. Her.
man Seim, treasurer.
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was given last Friday evening at the
Walter Bissell home. 504 McIndoe
street, Walter III. Bissell, Jr., and Will
| liam w. Gamble, Jr., were hosts and
about thirty young people We're pres
ent.
MESDAMES ]. M. KUEBLER, JOHN
Nj. Lull and II. j. Hagge are entertain
ing at two luncheons the latter part
of the week. the first on Friday and
the second on Saturday. both at the
Wausau club.
AN INFORMAL DANCING PARTY
was enjoyed last Thursday evening
at the DR.. Russell Lyon home. SIS
Tenth street. by a group of young peo-
pie. guests of Miss Alice Lyon and her
cousin, JACK smith,
ST. TERESA'S AID SOCIETY
meets this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Stanley Lenkon on Scott street.
Mrs. Frank Tafelski is assistant host
ess. Election of officers is planned
for this meeting.
ST. MONICA'S GUILD WAS EN-
tertained on Wednesday by Mesdames
Pat Brown. Victoria, Welsh and Chas.
Latimer. The annual business meet
ing was held,
| MRS. A. l.. KLINE, S02 SCOTT
street. entertained at bridge last Fri
day afternoon in honor of her sister.
Miss Ellen Jones, of Philadelphia
MRS. wYLIE SAMPSON is ENTER
tanning friends at luncheon and auc-
ton party ut her home on Fulton
street next Friday at lis o'clock.
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