Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-24
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
in Wausau and Vicinity

the service COmmltLee OF the Slfl re
serves has furnished at the children
infTmary is a piece of work OF Whlcf
the girls may we'll be proud. 'Ihe1
had very little material to start win
but have worked hard all summer t.
get the room in shape, They enam
eled a bed, two chairs, table and dress
ing table and. made very window
Grapes, cushions and dressing table
covers. The curtains and Grapes are
made of cream colored material with
flowers in dainty shades of blue, wei
low and pink appliqued and outlined
lin black hand embroidery, all being
bound in a delicate shade! Of pink as
are the chair cushions and bed spread
The girls also furnished mattress
pad and blankets as we'll as sheets
and pillow slips and when it is taken
into consideration that the money for
the purchase of materials was made
through candy sales the spirit OF the
undertaking can be better appreciated
The girls also painted the woodwork
of the room white and the floor bat
tleship gray. All in all prettier or
more dainty room could not be I'M
agined. The committee had for its
chairman, Miss Elizabeth Lemke and
the girls of the committee were as
follows: Mabel Butenhoff, Eleanor
Crawford, Ethel Backmann, Lorena
Johannes, Julia Thompson, Margaret
Boslough, Alice Herroun, Martha Hop
pc, Mabel Nickels and Louise Miller.
The room was completed on Monday
and after the girls had finished work
at the infrmary they went to the "Y
for supper. The service committee
plans on other useful work during the
coming months.
THE FOLLOWING SOCIAL ITEM
from the GAINESVILLE Daily Gazette will |
be of interest to Pilot readers. who |
knew Miss Austin, a teacher in the |
Wausau High school last year: In
vitatiOns for the wedding of Miss Lii
liam Austin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Austin, GAINESVILLE, route l, to
William Henry Stead Beloit, have
been received by friends in this city.
1t will take place at the home Of the
bride at p. m. Wednesday, Septem-
Der g. Miss Austin graduated from
Beloit college with the 1921 class, and
is a member OF Delta Gamma sorority
of which her sister, Miss Margaret
Austin, a graduate of GAINESVILLE high
school, is now president Mr.. Stead
graduated from the college in 1920,
and is now an instructor in the de-
partment Of Economics. He belongs
to Tau Kappa Epsilon. The couple
will be at home after November l,
at 1885 Emerson street, Beloit."
GIRL RESERVE DAY WAS HELD
on Monday as usual at the Y. W. G. A,
Miss Agnes Munson being in charge OF
MI. Il, .I,,h |
meet on Friday evening at 7:30, The
log cabin rest room at the fair which
is being taken care of by the "Y" is
in every detail. The work
is being carried on by volunteer work
ers who take certain number OF
hours each day.
MISS JOSEPHpINE r. KREGEL
was united in marriage with Donald j.
McLennan at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Kregel,
last Friday evening at seven o'clock.
the Rev. William Spiegel officiating.
Miss l.uvella Kregel sister of the
bride and Robert McIennan, brother
of the groom. were the attendants.
wedding repast followed and later
Mr. and Mrs. MC4ennan left for Mil
waukee and other points on brlet
trip. On their return they Will oc-
cupy apartments in the Graebel block
on Gallon street. The groom is a
member of Company G, a first lieuten4
ant and of the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars. He saw much service overseas.
Both are wen known. among the young |
people OF the city and they have the |
best wishes gof all for their future
welfare
Ng+
MIR. AND Mrs. l.. II. WHEELER |
entertained Saturday evening at auc
ton bridge There were six tables in
Miss Helen Baker Mrs. Mason and Or.
Hoffman, out OF town guests. Prlzes
for points we're won by Mrs. I. II. Ky
an and Mrs. Walter e. Curtis.
THE ANNUAL picnic of the Horse
shocrs' association was held last Sat