Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-02-23


ABOUT NINETY YOUNG PEOPLE
enjoyed the party given in the gym
nasium of the Y M. c. A. last even
! ing by the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION jointly with the Young Wom-
ems Christian association. The room
was tasIefully decorated in the ma
tional colors and the lobby was also
hung with bunting and fire was
! lighted in the big fireplace.
! The early part of the evening was
/ devoted TO mass games played under
| the direction of Miss Alma Blandin,
secretary of the Y. w. G. A, and w.
F. Pfaff, physical director of the Y M.
&c. A A number of new games were
/ introduced and all joined in with en-
| thusiasm, the fun being highly con-
| tagious. Community singing was led
iby c. H. Ingraham with W. T. Mock
at the piano. Miss Josephine Darrin
sang three solos and ID. A. Caldwell
and Mynard Gender furnished sever
al of their popular mandolin and gui-
tar selections. The Y. w. C. A. Glee
club sang two numbers which were
much applauded. @s
| Refreshments of punch and waters
| Wei Cpdi CQ ny a SoliiiliiItCC VI Ia
dies of which Mrs. c. H. Hooker was
chairman and were served under the
direction of Mrs. S. H. Meadows and
Mrs. S. S. Dingee. Mr.. and Mrs. H, j.
Evans We're present as honored guests.
This was planned as the first of a Sc
ries of similar parties and in view of
the enthusiastic approval given last
night there will be more parties in
| the future.
/ THE MEMS CLUB OF ST. PAUL'S
church held a meeting at the church
on Wednesday evening, the commit
tee in charge of the affair being COM
posed of Carl Lott, John Ringle, FIR.
Hoff, Henry Pagenkopf, and Max
Koenig. Max Kobe gave brief pa
per on Washington" and Henry Pa
genkouf told of his recent trip to CAL
ifornia. A business session followed.
MEsDAMES G. K. GooDING,
Frank Kelly and Eloi Caldwell enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid society of the
Universalist church at the Cyrus Yaw-
key hall on Wednesday, luncheon
being served at 1890 o'clock
THE METHODIST LADIES AID
society met Wednesday at the church
parlors. the entertainers being Mes
DANES Mary Foster, Mrs. c. S. Gilbert,
Mrs. c. S. Gilbert, Jr, and Mrs. A.
P. Bailey.
| ON MARCH 6 THE NEW ERA
Mems club will hold a banquet for
all men of the Presbyterian church.
Silas Evans, d. D., president of Ripon
college, will give the address of the
evening.
GAMES, CONTESTS AND DISTRIB-
ution OF valentines were the order
of the valentine party given last Sat
urday afternoon for the children of
the primary and junior departments
of the Uniyersalist Sunday school.
| THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF
st. Johns church was entertained the
middle of the week by Mesdames Fos-
ter, Ford. Follendorf and Gilburg. A
paper was read by Mrs. R. w. Jones.
THE MISSES SUSAN AND LOUISE
Underwood entertained informally at
a dinner at their home ON McIpdoe
street last Tuesday evening Covers
were laid for eight.
| THE MEMBERS AND LADIES OF
Wausau Lodge, No. 248, B. P. o. Elks,
enjoyed valentine dancing party at
(, ST. Mary's auditorium last Friday
evening.
| DIR. AND MRS. MERRITT L. JONES
were hosts at dinner at their home
| last Tuesday evening, the guests later
enjoying the formal dance at the Wau-
sau club.
| MESDAMES CELIA BROWN, HUGH
Alexander and j. l.. Brown were host
| esses at Wednesdays meeting of St.
Monica's society held at st. James
| hall
| MR.. AND MRS. G. X. GOODING
entertained few friends at dinner
last Tuesday evening preceding the
| formal dance at the Wausau club.
MR.. AND MRS. NEWMAN H. BEL
| IFS CHbCA at tlltlf HOIilt Ou Dat
urday evening at cards, the occasion
being the birthday of the former
MRS. j. NJ KUEBLER ENTER
tanned the Monday Evening Study club
at her home on Franklin street on
February goth.
THE TUESDAY MUSICAL CLUB
will be entertained next Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. w. r. Schol-
| field.
ST. STEPHENS SEWING SOCIETY
was entertained this week by Mrs.
Walter Giese, at the church parlors
ST. PAULS SEWING SOCIETY
was entertained at the Guild hall by
Mrs. Albert Hslder.
ST. ELIZABETH'S GUILD WAS
entertained at the Guild hall by Mrs
Louis II. Hall.