Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-04-13


fellowship was that of yesterday noon
when members of the county board
and few invited guests, eighty-fo four
in all, enjoyed bountiful luncheon at
Eagles hall, rendered by the officials
of Marathon county. Such a dinner
was an old time custom revived and
by the expressions Of approval, county
officials will want to make the affair
al annual one
The ladies of Eagles auxiliary
served the luncheon, following which
George J. Leicht, district attorney, as
toastmaster, introduced, John d.
Christie, superintendent of the coun-
ty home and hospital. Mr.. Christie
urged pure bred cattle for Marathon
county. Matt ]. Berries, chairman of
the county board this year, Judge
Franklin e. Bump, Arthur w. Prehn,
S. Knox Kreutzer, DR.. w. A. Trevitt
and w. ]. Rogan, county agent, were
the speakers who followed. Miss Van
was the only representative of the
feminine present
A WEEK FROM NEXT. MONDAY,
on April Oath, the Ladies' Literary
Founders Day, this year marking the
forty-fifth birthday of that splendid
civic organization that has through its
active history always demonstrated a
fine interest in the municipality, it's
schools and all its institutions, Mrs.
S. S. Dingee as president is planning
a luncheon that will be held as usual
at the Wausau club and which will
be followed by a program, including
an address by Mrs. Richards of Madi-
son. New officers for the year 1922
1928 are to be elected or the found
ers living at present in this city there
are but two that are now living, Mrs.
D. L. Plumer and Mrs. C. w. Harger.
This occasion is always the most inn
portant one for the Literary club in
all the year and large attendance is
anticipated During the past year the
club has accomplished many things
under the leadership of Mrs. Dim
gee and the various department heads.
THE UNIVERSALIST LADIES' AID
society met Wednesday at the Cyrus
Yawkey hall, preparing for it's an
nual Easter sale of food, aprons,
household garments and children's
clothes which will be held next Sat
urday afternoon, April 18th. Host
esses were Mesdames e. B. Thayer,
w. R. Scheduled and R. B. Fisher. On
Saturday afternoon the Clara Barton
Guild will also have a sale of home
made candies and colored Easter eggs.
MISS HAZEL ROLOFF AND MISS
Margaret Graves entertained the Clara
Barton Guild of the Universalist
church at a dinner last evening at
$50 at the Cyrus Yawkey hail. The
young ladies spent the evening pre-
pairing for their sale of colored Easter
eggs and candies next Saturday
THE KNIGHTS OF. COLUMBUS AT
an important meeting last Wednes-
day evening made plans for big Wis
consin valley entertainment for
Knights of Columbus members in Wis
consin Rapids, Tomahawk Merrill and
Stevens Point, the affair to be held in
this city.
THE ART AND LITERATURE DE-
partment of the Ladies' Literary club
will meet on Monday next On Mon
day, April oath, Founders day the
general meeting will be held, Mrs.
Richards of Madison will speak and
a luncheon will be served at the Wau-
sau club.
THE COLLEGE WOMEN'S CLUB
will have its next meeting on April
22nd. This is the regular monthly
meeting. Definite program place of
meeting and names of those having
charge of the meeting will be an
nounced later.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE EN-
gagement of Miss Ruth Williamson
of Milwaukee to Alfred w. Gerhard
of Wausau was made at Milwaukee
recently. Miss Williamson visited in
Wausau during February.
THE THIRD ANNUAL FOUNDERS
ball of the Business and Professional
Women's club will be held on Mon
day evening, May first, at the Roths-
child parq pavilion.
ST. TERESA'S SOCIETY IS HOLD
ing a sale of fancy work at ST
Michaels hall on this afternoon, Fri
day and Saturday afternoons.