Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-09-21
SOCIETY NOTES
"cial Gatherings of the Past Week
in hausaH and Vicinity

FRIDAY EVENING THE COMPA-
ny G committee, which was appoint-
ed at a mass meeting held at the city
hall recently, met to discuss ways ana
means of perfecting permanent or
ganiEatlon to further the interests OF
the local military company in the
way OF recruits and other matters
in which it needs the neip of the
community. 1t was found that the
committee was too large to function
properly, and a subcommittee was
appointed by the chairman, M. P. Nc
Cullough. The subcommittee con-
sits of M. P. Mccullough, Otto Muel-
Ter, Capt. F. R. Becker, r. e. Puch-
ner, and Miss Antoinette B. Hunting
ton. They will go over the ground
carefully and report to the main COM
mlttee what they think is best. Az
ter such an organization is formed, it
is planned to make many changes in
the building now occupied by the unit
as an armory, among them being
installation of shower baths. a bas-
ket ball court, punching bags, box
ing gloves, pool table, reading room
with all OF the popular magazines ana
a company canteen. Thee anteen as
planned. would carry line of tobac-
co, cigarettes, pop, gum, and other
things which the average soldier
Graves There are times when the
boys are hard up for tobacco money
and all that they could wish for could
be obtained at the canteen on credit.
on condition that they attend drill
regularly, so as to keep their credit
good.
LAST MONDAY, SEPT. IS. WAS
the anniversary of the birth of one of
our most popular citizens-G. d.
Jones. number of gentlemen friends
were invited in to assist Mr.. Jones
IN celebrating the event at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Collie on east
NIL. The hostesses were Mrs. G.. d.
Jones and daughters and Mrs. r. w.
Collie. The evening was most delight
fulIy spent in reminiscing and in play
ing auction bridge at which w. l.. Ed
monds carried away the honors. A
sumptuous luncheon was served al
eleven o'clock. Mr.. Jones was show
cred with hearty congratulations es-
necially upon his youth and vigor. and
all departed with best wishes for the
future, and the hope that he might
i've to celebrate many more half cen
fury marks of his existence.
THE FIRST MEETING FOR THE
year of the Art and Literature de-
partment of the Ladies Literary cluf
was held Monday afternoon at the
nome OF Mrs. l.. e. Spencer. Mes.
61mQS r p,,rf mi
Z. w. Magee, Fay B. Coon, F. r. Beck.
er, ana L. r. Spencer were the host.
esses for the occasion. Luncheon was
served at one o'clock. An outline for
the years work was presented by
Mrs. B. A. Benson, and there was q
solo by Miss Corinne Schlegel.
THERE WILL BE A PARISH SIP.
per in Cyrus Yawkey hall for the con.
gregation of the First Universalist
church some time next week. al
which time matters concerning the
Unlversalist state convention which
is to meet here in October. will he
discussed. Preparations will be made
Tor the celebration of the semi-cen-
tennial OF the church in this city.
THE ENTERTAINERS ON SATITR-
day night at the Wausau Country cIub
VIII be as follows: Mr.. and Mrs
Gront Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Pier. Mr.
and Mrs. H. c. Berger, F. w. Cen
rlcn, Jr.' and Mrs. S. d. Reynolds of
Stevens Point.
MRS. E. C. GRAUER. AND MRS.
II. P Kane entertained Nhe Literary
ciuo OF st. Paul's church on Wednes-
Day afternoon at the church.
MIR. GEORGE E. FOSTER WILL,
give stag party at his cottage on
PIum lake the latter part of this week.
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