Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-02-09

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Injecting of Wausau Lodge No. 215, ]
o. o. F., at the Odd Fellows hall last
Friday evening, an enjoyable must
cal program was presented. This
included violin solos by Paul Schmidt
and Edward Anderson, piano solos
by Miss Aide ELISE and Paul Schmidt
/ recitations and readings by Miss Lii
liam VANITY, Miss Gretchen Morgan
. Miss Elizabeth Pagel and Miss Eileen
McCrossen, a solo by Miss Marie
Zielsdorf and duet by Miss Sadie
Hoover and Miss Dottie Campbell
MRS. T. H. JACOB, MISS ESTHER
Rammel and Miss Mae Kruger were
elected directors of the Business and
Professional Women's club Tuesday
evening at the annual meeting. The
business meeting followed cafeteria
lunch served at els o'clock. Plans
are to be made for membership
drive 10 start soon, the object being
to bring the club membership up to
$50 1t was also decided to hold a
cake and candy sale at the Marathon
Motor Car company Saturday after
noon, February IS.
| AMI IDON~h iOAN In
partment of the Ladies Literary club
met Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Schuyler Bissell, Gil Fifth
street Mrs. Wakelin Mcneil read
paper on "The Problem of Recrea-
ton for Children" and songs were
sung by Mrs. Hiram Anderson and
Miss Josephine Darrin. Assistant
hostesses were Mrs. III. Fl. Scholfeld,
a,.. II Doh
ert Altman.
MISS RUTH ALEXANDER AND
Mrs. Judd Alexander were hostesses
last Thursday afternoon at the last
of a series of parties held at the home
of the former. 800 McIndoe street. The
one o'clock luncheon was followed by
an afternoon of bridge and prizes were
won by Mrs. NJ. p. Mccullough, Miss
Nell Dunbar. and Mrs. L. e.. Spencer.
Mrs. M. S. Alexander of Owatonna,
Mimi, was an out of town guest.
MRS. FRANK BOETTCHER WAS
pleasantly surprised by thirty friends
on Monday afternoon who remember
ed her birthday. At six-thirty o'clock
a dinner was served and in the even
ing cinch was played, high honors
going to Mrs. VIM. Meilahn and Emil
viii, and consolation prizes to Mrs.
Richard Bierbrauer and Frank Bis
mark.
MRS. j. G. SILVERTHORN ENTER
tanned a number of friends at a one
o'clock luncheon last Thursday after
noon at her home, 800 Grand avenue
During the afternoon bridge was
played and \prizes were awarded to
Mrs. George Silverthorn and Mrs. Will
liam Albrecht. Miss Elizabeth Schmidt
of Milwaukee. was guest
WAUSAU AERIE, NO. PSI, F. o.
Eagles, is to hold its annual Mardi
Gras ball on Monday evening, Febru-
airy n. The committee in charge of
the arrangements has provided for a
great many novelties In favors and
stunts and very enjoyable evening
is promised.
A FAREWELL BANQUET IN HON
or of Robert Kickbusch, who left
Monday for a trip through Europe,
was given last Saturday noon at the
Hotel Bells by the statesmen and Of
flee force of the Kickbusch Grocery
company.
THE LADIES OF THE ELKS'
club enjoyed card party at the club
building on Monday, fourteen tables
being in play. High honors were won
by Mrs. Give Bell and Mrs. Edward
Gamble at bridge and five hundred.
THE CLARA BARTON GUILD
meets this evening at six o'clock at
the Cyrus Yawkey hall on the Uni
versalist church, the hostesses being
Miss Gale Ross and Miss Gladys
Schilling.
lions AID SOCIETY MEETS To-
day at the school, the entertainers be-
ing Mesdames Bernard Kruger, Aug.
Mueller, Bernard Kell, Otto Roloff
VIM. parsch and John Klein.
MISS BERNICE TowLE ENTER
tanned the Bridge club at her home.
corner Mclndoe and Sixth streets, on
Tuesday evening.
WAUSAU AERlE 251, FRATERNAL
Order of Eagles, will hold its annual
Mardi Gras at Eagles hall on Feb
ruary 9th.
ST. MoNICA'S GUILD WAS EN-
tertained Wednesday by Mesdames Is
adore Livernash, Peter Akey and Jer-
ry Hughes.
MRS. GUST BEHNKE WAS HOST
ess to ST. Stephens Sewing society
Wednesday at the church parlors.
EMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
society met yesterday at the home
of Mrs. Frank Buss. Jr.