Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-04-27
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity

FORTY MEMBERS OF OLD COM
pany G, Wisconsin State Guards held
a reunion on Wednesday evening at
the Wausau club, when "reminiscences
of the Battle of Withee were voiced
and a generally jovial time was en-
ioyed. The affair has become annual,
following Mr.. and Mrs. Lulls banquet
to the old company two years. ID. A.
Caldwell and M. J. Gender rendered
a half hours musical program and
informal talks were made by Col G.
G.. Yawkey, r. e. Puchner, Fl. e.
Smith, II. p. German, l.. II. Cook, Jo-
seph Duskey, Ovid Belanger and T..
Fl. Ryan, who presided. Mrs. Lull
was guest of honor, as the daughter
of the company. Wesley Single was
elected as custodian of records.
MISS HELEN MARY CONKLIN,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles III.
Conklin. was united IN marriage with
Mr.. Joseph Vincent Shira at st. James
Catholic church on Tuesday morning,
at $50 o'clock. the Rev. Father q. p.
O'Toole celebrating nuptial high mass.
Attending the couple were Miss Mil
dred Conklin, sister of the bride, and
Francis O'Leary, of Tomah. An eight
o'clock breakfast was served at the
home of the brides parents, follow
ing which the couple left for Chicago
on wedding trip. They will be at
home after May 18th. at 730 Washing
ton street
THE LIONS CLUB HELD A BUSI-
| ness meeting at the Bells Hotel on
Tuesday, endorsing the Memorial fund
now being raised by the Veterans of
Foreign Wars, appointing commit
tee OF Alfred Gerhard, M. s. Lean and
Walter Sell on constitution and by
laws, and one of Paul Tress, Il. Lam
genhan and Roy A. Chellis on mem
bership. Mayor Flatter will be asked
to speak on next Tuesday.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of Sis
ter Claveria, who is Sister Superior
at st. Mary's hospital, was observed
on Tuesday at the hospital by the
Sisters. Sister Claveria took her vows
in Italy twenty-five years ago. She
has been in this city since 1906 and
during her fifteen years here has won
hundreds of steadfast friends who
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has rendered in hospital work.
BURNS POST, NO. 3SS, VETERANS
Of Foreign Wars, gave most success
full dance at Rothschild auditorium
last Friday evening. About 275 cou-
pies attended and two orchestras fur
nished music. Claude Roberts, past
post commander and S. Knox Kreut-
ger, present commander, explained the
drive for funds for the Memorial pro-
iect that is under way this week. Re-
freshments were served.
OFFICERS OF THE TUESDAY
Musical club were lected as follows
at Monday evenings meeting at the
home of Mrs. l.. A. Pradt: Mrs. f. c.
Dawley, president; Mrs. Hiram Ander-
son. vice president: Mrs. G. b. Heine-
mann, treasurer: Miss Alma Blandin,
recording secretary: Miss Esther
Sole, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. George Silverthorn, member of
executive board.
THE BRIDGE CLUB WAS ENTER
tanned on Tuesday evening by Miss
Florence Wilson and Miss Gladys
: Schilling at the home of the former
on LaSalle street High honors were
: won by Mrs, George Silbernagel. Jr.,
and Miss Marie Bird. Miss Ruth AL
exander viii entertain the club next
week
THE MONDAY EVENING STUDY
club was entertained on April cath at
the home of Miss Virginia Manson
Auction was played during the even
ing, high honors being won by Miss
, Florence Alexander and Mrs, ]. M
Lull. Dainty refreshments We're
, served
HoSTESSES YESTERDAY AT THE
Injecting OF the Presbyterian Ladies
Aid were Mesdames Il. II. Baker. VIM
thinner. w. S. Chambers and George
, Schwitzke Devotion was led by Miss
Lynn Hamlin.
ENTERTAINERS AT THE METHo.
dist Ladies' Aid society were Mes.
danes George Stephenson, Herman
horde, A. r. Shallow, Il. II. Payne
+. Il. Gillette, B. Larson and J. II
Wines.
ENTERTAINERS WEDNESDAY AT
the meeting OF st. Monica's Guild were
Mesdames A. Il. Lussier. e. L. Nicoud
and Jos. Gossage. Jr.
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