Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-12-21
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity

EIGHTY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS
of Bethesda Shrine, White Shrine of
Jerusalem, were present at the six
| thirty O'Clock dinner served at the
Masonic Temple Monday evening. The
ceremonies of the evening were beau
| tiful and impressive. Decorations
| throughout were emblematic of the
| Christmas spirit; Christmas green's
were used and on the tables were
miniature trees bright with red can
| dies in sufficient number to nlnIni-
nate the room. A large, lighted Christ
| mas tree formed part of the decora-
| lions of the Temple.
Preceding the dinner a silent prayer
| was offered for the late Mrs. d. r.
Ploss, member of the Shrine. H. G..
Flieth, Waterman ofNthe Shepherd,
presided at the banquet as toastmas-
ter. Mrs. Ida M. Boslough, Worthy
High Priestess, extended a welcome
to the visiting guests, many of whom
were here from Amigo, Edgar, Mer-
rill and Mosinee. Mrs. Ella Spring
Smith of Merrill, gave a response to
the greeting. The Rev. Father jain
of Rhinelander, gave q talk on
Christmas.
Following the dinner class of can
didates was initiated and Santa Claus
presented each of the guests with a
gift.
MISS JENNIE ESCHENBACH AND
John Vogel, both of this city, were
| united in marriage last Saturday af-
ternoon at The Presbyterian church
parsonage by the Rev. f. w. East
wood. The couple was attended by
Miss Cora Eschenbach, sister Of the
bride, and Edwin Doleschal. Seven
ty-five guests attended reception at
the brides home, 1912 Cherry street,
following the ceremony The couple
will make their home in Wausau.
MR.. AND MRS. H. ]. SEM WE'RE
pleasantly surprised last Friday even
ing when relatives gathered at their
hime, 215 Forest street, to do honor
to the silver wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Seim. Seventeen guests
were present and spent pleasant so
cial evening. Mr.. and Mrs. ,Seim were
| presented with beautiful silver gift.
MR.. AND MRS. L. H. COOK EN-
tertained last Friday evening at their
home, 125 Sturgeon Eddy road, at a
bridal dinner in honor of their son,
| Neal, and Miss Clarice Weik whose
marriage was solemnized yesterday
afternoon at the Emmanuel Lutheran
church.
THIRTY COUPLES ATTENDED
the dancing party given Friday even
| ing at the Masonic temple by the
Eastern Star and White Shrine of
Jerusalem. Dancing was enjoyed
from nine o'clock until midnight. Re-
freshments were served at 1870
o'clock
THE THIRD OF THE SERIES OF
formal dances given by the Wausau
club will be held tomorrow evening.
This evening the annual meeting of
the club will be held. Reports will
be received and officers for the COM
ing year will be elected.
WAUSAU FRIENDS OF MISS CORA
Ross, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ross of Rhinelander, formerly of this
city, will be interested to learn of her
engagement to Victor Johnson of
Hibbing, Minnesota, which has Just
been announced.
MRS. JOHN SCHOENEMANN. MRS.
Arthur Nelson and Mrs. Dan Charter
were hostesses to the members Of
the Mary Poor Aid society at a candy
sale and social meeting in the chapel
last Friday afternoon.
MESSRS. LOUIS A. PRADT, JR.,
Ben Alexander and Norman Stone are
entertaining at dance at the Wau-
sau Country club on next Thursday
evening, December 18th.
THE PUBLIC STORY AND GAME
hour held each Wednesday at the First
Universalist church for children OF the
city win be discontinued until We'd
nesday, January 10.