Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-06-08
ONE OF THE HIGHEST CLASS

ONE OF THE HIGHEST CLASS
recitals to be enjoyed by Wausau peo-
pie this season will be that of this
Thursday evening at the Grari Opera
house, when Miss Selma Gogg, of Chi
cago, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Pagenkopf of this city, will sing. Mrs.
Gogg's reputation as a singer of
splendid abilities and cultured voice
has been constantly enlarging and
wherever she has appeared CRITICS
have been unusually complimentary
in their comments. The Pilot last
week carried recent criticism of one
of h,r appearances and from all that
has been learned there can be no dis
appointment for those VINO attend.
Miss Gogg has sung for friends here
many times and has been very gener-
Gus whenever she has been at home,
1t is to be hoped that she receives a
fine ovation this evening.
THE EMPLOYEES OF THE REC
ord-Herald enjoyed picnic at Roths-
child park pavilion last Tuesday af-
ternoon, publishing the daily paper at
noon so that all could attend. Dur
ing the afternoon from $3.50 on games
were enjoyed, the men playing base
ball and the children and ladies en-
tering into other diversions. At $3.50
fried chichen dinner was served, fol-
lowing which brief informal pro-
gram was carried out. During the
evening there was dancing. Over one
hundred persons attended, the en-
ployes, their wives and children being
present
THE WOMAN'S MISSIONARY So
ciety of the Methodist church met at
$3.50 o'clock Wednesday, the hostesses
being Mesdames F. H. Barden, ]. H.
Vogt, A. NJ Petersen, Richard Evans.
d. A. Swartz and Fred c. Boyce, A
talk on whats in the Text Book?"
was given by DR.. Evans, after which
there was special music and quiz
on 1.-THE Kingdom and the Nations" by
Mrs. C. S Gilbert Mrs. A. A. Hooper
led the devotion. In the evening af-
ter supper was served to the congre-
CATION, conversation and worship was
held This is the last of the Church
Days" for the summer months.
ON MONDAY EVENING A CHILL
dren's bazaar was held at st. Mary's
auditorium when delightful evening
was enjoyed by large number of
people At five hundred the follow
ing were awarded prizes: Mrs. F. M.
Deutsch, Frank Helling, Mrs. F. ].
Baur and Wallace Puerner. Cinch
was also played and prizes were
awarded to Mrs Chas Spychalla, John
Cassin, Mrs. X. Strachota and Joe.
Reuter- The benefit raised tidy sum
for church use.
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT
two o'clock Miss Lydia Porath and
Arthur Woller, residents of the town
of Maine, were united in marriage at
lions Evangelical Lutheran church,
the Rev. F. Gohlke performing the
ceremony. A wedding supper was
served to seventy-five friends and rel
atives at the brides home following
the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Woller
on their farm.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 9TH,
the Talbot Montgomery post Of the
American Legion will entertain TAT its
annual Rose dance which will be held
at Rothschild park pavilion. The af-
fair, since it was made annual sever
al years ago, has proved very popular
and large attendance has always
been enjoyed. The entire public is
invited but Legionnaires are particu-
ilarly, urged to be present with their
ladies.
ON JUNE 18TH, A WEEK FROM
Saturday, the Green Bay Council, R
& s. NJ, will confer the Super Excel
lent degree and several members of
Wausau Council, No. %, r. G. S. NJ,
are planning to attend, among then,
D. McNaughton, who is T. 1. G. M. of
the order in the state, and Louis Lar
son.
THE ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE
Sunday school and congregation of
the First Universalist church is be-
ing held today at Marathon park.
Luncheon was served to grown-ups
between twelve and one o'clock and
the young people will enjoy the at
ternoon at the grounds playing games.
LADIES' DAY AT THE WAUSAU
Country club on Tuesday, the first
of the season, proved delightful in
novation. While the attendance was
not large, the afternoon was enjoya-
bly, spent at auction bridge, high hon.
ors being won by Miss Marie Bird
and Mrs. John M. Lull.
Mr.. AND MRS. d. A. SWARTZ
are entertaining members of the grad
uating class of the Marathon County
Normal school at a party this after
noon at their home on the Sturgeon
Eddy road. Games, boating and bath
ing are being enjoyed.
THE YOUNG PEOPLES LUTHER
League of this city will join with
the Luther Leagues of Merrill and
Tomahawk on Sunday, June 18th, to
enjoy picnic at Merrill. The mem
bers will leave here Sunday MORN
ing.
MISS DORA HERTZ, DAUGHTER