Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-16

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A CARNIVAL AT THE GRANT
school last Friday evening netted s125
which will be devoted to improve
ments that are desired by the stu
dents and teachers of that building
The affair was attended by several
hundred residents of that part of
town. the building being we'll filled
between seven and eleven o'clock and
eve zone apparently having a whole
some lot of fun. A band "of color"
caused merriment, shooting gallery
and many other amusement features
made the evening one of complete
plea iure. In all probability teach
ers' rest room will be the improve
ment mace with this money. There
is an unused room on the second
floor that was planned for. this pur-
pose and the 1925 will cover the costs
of painting it and partially PROV ling
furniture
THE STUDY AND PHIIAANTHRO-
by department of the Ladies' Literary
club met Monday at the home of Mrs.
+. 9. Grauer on Fifth street, the host
ess being assisted by Mesdames John
Brushert. Robert E Hochtrit, Chas.
II. Peth, H. l.. vachreau, A. w. War
ner and B. A. Zeff Karl Mathie. who
recently read a paper on wisconsin
Writer'S before one of the depart
ments. had been invited TO read this
10 the Study and Philanthropy and
did so, adding to II later material
Harry Sisson rendered violin num-
Der and Mrs. w. A. Wilson spoke on
her recent western trip.
THE MONDAY EVENING STUDY
club was entertained on the evening
of March 18th at the home of Miss
Florence Alexander. A most enjoy
able program was presented. Mrs.
Walter 4, Curtis giving verses from
Hilda Conklin. and Mrs. T. II. Ryan
presenting brief poems. Trees"
Loves Lantern Roofs and
Houses" by Joyce Kilmer. and up
a Hin and Down a Hill" by Fanny
Stems Davis.
A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
banquet at the Business and Profess
sional Women's club last Friday ev-
ening by members of the III. G l.
NiNh WaS taiQSh .cNtNCocAul n QtilNltN'h
three course dinner was served, fol-
lowing which short program was
enjoyed, Miss Ruth Marquardt acting
as toastmistress. A color scheme of
green. representing ST. Patrick's sea-
son, made the dining room especially
pretty.
ENTERTAINERS AT wEDNES-
days meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the Methodist church were
Mesdames H. t. Schlegel, Geo A.
Runkel. FIR. S, Mccullough. A. A.
Weber. AL Wills. George w. viele and
S. Hanson. Mrs. Thompson led the
devotion. An evening program fol-
lowed the supper served TO all mem
bers of the congregation by the ladies'
THE r. X. A. HELD A CARD PAR
" on Tuesday evening at Eagles hall
eighty people attending. A most pleas.
ant evening was enjoyed. cinch and
500 being played High honors at SOC
We're won by Mrs. Ziemendorf. Mrs
iCarl Hanson. j. L. Brown and Louis
Redetzke, and at cinch by Mrs Eva
h. Folwoll. Mrs, s. Bessey, Paul A
Tress and Mrs. Eva Papenfuss,
A FORMAL DANCING PARTY
the eighth of the series, was giver
last Friday evening at the wausay
club about fifty couples attending. A
buffet luncheon was served between
eleven and twelve o'clock and dane.
ing continued until one. Several din,
ner parties preceded the affair.
MEMBERS OF THE WHITE
Shrine Of Jerusalem enjoyed party
last evening at the home OF DIR. and
Mrs. A. w. Boslough on Fulton street
Hostesses of the evening were Mes.
danes A. W. Boslough. John Brush.
ert. W. J. Sengspiel. Fred Genrich
Chas. Dodge and Schmidt.
ST. ELIZABETH'S GUILD WAS
entertained Wednesday at St Mary's
school by Mrs. Jos. Hildensperger.