Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-10-05
THE CENTRAL WISCONSIN,

ton university, Professor HI. G. Paul
of the University of Illinois, Profess
sor John Guy Fowlkes of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, DR.. Frank Clapp OF
the University of Wisconsin, DIR. j. T.
Giles of the State Department of Ed
ucation, President John F. Sims OF
Stevens Point State Normal school,
Bishop Charles Bayard Mitchell Of st.
Paul, Minnesota, and several others
of prominence in educational circles
will be present and give addresses.
Special programs have been ar
ranged for rural schools, city grade
schools, high schools, kindergarten
and primary schools. domestic sci
ence and manual training, and practi-
cally all phases of public school work.
This particular gathering will be
the most important and valuable thus
far held Tor teachers in this section of
the state.
ON TUESDAY EVENING, OCTO-
Der 3rd, Miss Erna Margaret Genrich,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gen
rich, and Frank ]. Okoneski were
united in marriage at the parsonage
of Zion's Lutheran church, the Rev.
George G. Schroeder performed the
ceremony. The couple was attended
by Miss Lois Jean Hardness and Mr.
Herbert w. Genrich, brother of the
bride. The marriage proved a happy
surprise to the many friends of both.
Miss Genrich has been connected with
the American National bank for about
ten years as private secretary to HI.
G. Flieth, yice-president, and Mr..
Okoneski is at the head Of the book
keeping and accounting department. of
the institution. Both are popular and
we'll known people. They are spend
ing this week at Clear Lake.
LAST EVENING AT THE MEET
ing of Forest Lodge, No. 1870, F. & A.
NJ, a committee was appointed to ar
range for Past Masters Night. II
consists of w. w. Albers, senior past
master, and three resident past mas
tiers. This has come to be the one
big social event of the year when
practically all of the past masters
and the members get together. The
date has not as yet been fixed, bu,
it will probably be sometime during
the last of November.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL OF THE
Universalist church will be enter.
tanned Friday night of this week at q
social affair At $50 O'Clock the pri
mary children are asked to come ant
at 600 a dinner will be served. Fol
lowing the repast there will be game:
| for the children and at $3.50 dancing
will be enjoyed by the older boys ant
girls.
THE CONVENTION OF CENTRAL
Wisconsin Christian Endeavor soeie
| ties is to be held in this city thi.
week, October 6, Z and s. and larg,
number of delegates are expected
from Wisconsin Rapids, Merrill
Marshfield, Stevens Point, Tomahawk
| Stratford and other points. Meeting!
will be held at the First Presbyterian
church.
| VESPER SERVICES AT THE UNI
versalist church will be held Sun
| day, Jos. Ekman, organist, giving {
recital for the last time Miss Ethe
Grundy, of Dubuque, Iowa, succeeds
M. Ekman as organist at the church
MRS. GEORGE SILVERTHORN
Mrs. w. R. Scholfield and Miss Wanda
Hopp rendered musical program al
Rib Mountain sanatorium Wednesday
evening.
THE MONDAY EVENING STUDY
club met with Miss Nell Silverthorn
at her home on Grand avenue, or
Tuesday evening.
MRS H. J. HAGGE ENTERTAINED
at auction bridge at her home on Nc.
Indoe street last Friday for Miss Flor.
ence Kelly.
A CARD PARTY WAS GIVEN BY
the Northern Star Review, No. 2, L. O
T. NJ, last Friday evening at the
Eagles hall. c
MRS. GEORGE SILBERNAGEL
Jr., entertained at auction bridge for
Miss Florence Kelly on Tuesday af-
ternoon.
MISS FLORENCE WILSON ENTER
tanned at her home on LaSalle street
last Monday afternoon for Miss Flor
ence Kelly.
A PARTY OF THIRTY EIGHT
friends agreeably surprised Mrs. Le-
Roy Durkee on Sunday evening, the
occasion being her birthday.
MISS MAUD HAMMOND ENTER
tanned a few friends at bridge whist
Wednesday afternoon complimentary
to Miss Florence Kelly.
MRS. JOHN N. MANSON, JR., EN-
tertained at a luncheon for Miss Flor
ence Kelly on Saturday.
THE GARDEN CLUB WILL MEET
with Mrs. w. r. Scholfield next Tues
day.
HEALTH WORKER