Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-04-13
COCETY NOTES
Gatherings of the Past Week
in WausaC and Vicinity

BOUNTIFUL DINNER WAS
Monday night at the Masonic
BE to nearly two hundred mem
OF Marathon Chapter, No. 1913,
of Eastern Star, which on that
hg observed its annual Past Ma
might. Several long tables were
Jed to seat the guests and the
yntions consisted of attractively
ID stars and green's of the sea-
EJonquils and pussywillows were
in the scheme and roses and
IS decorated the center table at
! were seated Past Matrons and
lIPatrons of the Order. The oc-
ID was likewise an observance of
stwenty-first anniversary of the
Hing of the o. e. S. in Wausau
lib commemorate this event beau
birthday cake bearing twenty-one
hs was lighted.
|It Matrons of the o. E. S. are DIR.
bret Trevitt, Mrs. Louise Char
MRS. Rebecca Heinemann (de-
ID. Mrs. Ella Albers, Mrs. Fan
livingston, Mrs. 'Letitia Dunbar,
Izoa Scholfield, Mrs. Mary Book
.bsed), Mrs. Nettie Wilson,, Mrs.
III Larson, (deceased), Mrs. Ruth
Mrs. Fora Hudtloff, Mrs. Ethel
|hellis, Mrs. Mabel S. Webster,
Geneva Gill, Mrs. Bessie Dodge,
ELLA Rudberg and Mrs. Irma
Irth, and the present Worthy Ma
Is Mrs. l.. M. Duncan. Past Pa
are w. w. Albers, w. B. Schol-
iii. G. Flieth, DR.. L. M. Willard,
nv. Burt, S. M. Quaw, (deceased),
Gearhart, F. w. Genrich, w. E.
off (deceased), C. A. Cowee, L.
|rson, ]. M. Howarth, E. D. Wild
and George Runkel. Fred c..
is the present Worthy Patron.
POSTMASTER OF the evening was
Albers. Greeting to Past Ma
and Patrons" was the title of a
~ Fred w. Genrich, to which a
hse was made by Mrs. Horace J..
A pretty solo was rendered
ISIS Leona Halder and quartet
Ting of DR.. I. B. Thackray, Mrs.
Tray, Miss Beth Stanley and A. l..
e, accompanied by Miss Flor
Owen, rendered several selec-
Work followed this program
he evening proved most enjoy
WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEN
ii union held a regular meet
C%fMMonday afternoon at the Y.
u NJ, beginning at three o'clock,
81 . program was enjoyed Com
III singing was led by Miss Jo-
lie Darrin, supervisor of music
public schools, who also sang
1, and devotion was led by Mrs.
IN kaufman. Women in Indus
vas the subject of a paper read
Hi. DeWane Of the employment
III Current events were also dis
by the members.
METHODIST CHURCH AGAIN
Id it's lenten service on Wednes-
Fening, well known hymns being
Iby the many members of the
fgation who attended A meet
the Ladies' Aid society preced-
4 service, the entertainers being
mes H. H. Davis, A. M. Peter
ohn Nelson, Louis Oslund, Otto
g'om, Bert Carlson and Eric Gis-
n. Devotion was led by Mrs. r.
H nlmann. A supper was served
len $50 and $50 o'clock.
III WINIFRED HUDSON ENTER
at her home Thursday evening
Ing Miss Helen Cenklin and Miss
Id, who are to be married soon.
were enjoyed during the even
Ugh honors being won by Miss
Cawley and Miss LYDIA Roach
Iiss Kathryn German received
alton. Gifts were presented to
ests of honor.
UNIVERSALIST LADIES' AID
will hold its annual Easter
aprons, household articles and
EMS garments at5the Cyrus Yaw-
ii on Saturday afternoon, April
There will also be a food sale
e Clara Barton Guild will sell
lade candies and colored Easter
TESSES AT YESTERDAYS
of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
were Mesdames H. G. Flieth,
Young, ]. B. Zier, F. G. Swo-
and Minnie Rifieman. Mrs. w.