Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-10-12
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
in Wausau and Vicinity


THE ART AND LITERATURE DE-
partment of the Ladies' Literary club
meets next Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. George Wilson on Nc
Clellan street Mrs. Wilson will be
assisted by Mesdames J. ]. Okoneski,
w. A. Evers, w. w. Albers and f. L.
Hudson. Mrs, j. B. Andrews will give
a talk on "Helen Mears" and Mrs. H.
]. Evans will present book review
OF the Daughter of the Middle Bor-
der. Music by Wisconsin composers
will be rendered. the program for
which is being prepared by Mrs. Frank
Barden.
THE COMMUNITY VESPER SER
| vices at the Universalist church were
! opened for the season last Sunday
when Joseph Ekman, organist, gave
his final recital. He was at his best
and rendered program that was
very much enjoyed. The second of
the series will be held Sunday Miss
Ethel Grundy, who succeeds Mr. Elk
man, will play Miss Grundy comes
from an important position in Du-
buque, Iowa, and she is considered a
distinct addition to the musical tai
ent or the city.
THE STUDY AND PHILANTHROPY
department of the Ladies' Literary
club held its regular meeting at the
home of Mrs. H. T. Schlegel on Mon
day afternoon. Those who assisted
the hostesses were Mrs. f. H. Frey,
Mrs. James Foster, Mrs. John p. Riley,
Mrs. j. E. McKahan and Mrs F. c.
Nichols. Mrs. Richard Evans read a
paper on the Russell Sage Foundation
and solos were rendered by Mrs. Hi
ram Anderson, Miss Jamie Towle gave
several pretty violin selections.
THE CHURCH DAY PROGRAM AT
the Methodist church was attended by
large number The Ladies' Aid So
ciety met at $3.50, deyotionals being
led by Mrs. E. H. Snow. The enter
tainers were Mesdames r. NJ Kumlin
Fl. c. Berger, ]. H, Thompson, r. A.
Tinker, M. Foster and Miss Lillian
Martin. A supper was served at GAS
and at 700 there was worship and
conversation, the topic being "The
Masters Indignation"
MRS. D. l.. BELLINGER, MRS. IRA
c. Painter, Mrs. B. A. Benson, James
Montgomery and others of the Pres
byterian church went to Superior the
middle of the week to attend the an
nual meeting of the Wisconsin Pres
bytery and of the Women's Synodical
association. The meetings continue
| through today. The sessions of the
Synod are also being attended by the
Rev F. W. Eastwood and the Rev.
A. f. Perkins are also there.
THE ANNUAL SESSIONS OF THE
Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star of
Wisconsin, held in Milwaukee last
week, ended with the election of Mrs.
| William r. Chellis, of Madison for
merly of this city, as associate grand
matron. Mrs. Chellis is member of
Marathon Chapter, No. 1913, Order of
! the Eastern Star, of this city.
i THE QUARTERLY SOCIAL OF
the home department. of the First
Methodist church was held at the Wal
ter Alexander home on Friday after
noon. The program consisted Of de-
votionals, singing and a reading.
/ There was parcel post sale and a
general good time was had by all par
Elephants. Refreshments were served
! the latter part of the afternoon.
LAST SUNDAY WAS THE OPEN
| ing day and rally of the Universalist
Sunday school. The school was crowd
ed and most interesting program
was carried out, arranged by Miss
Stella NJ Neisler director of young
peoples activities. An orchestra di-
rected by B. F. Schultz rendered sew
eral selectioss.
THE ANNUAL REUNION OF THE
Alexander family was held in this
city last. week at the Walter Alex
ander home. Those present were
Walter, Hugh and Taylor Alexander
and Miss Margaret Alexander, of this
city, Mac Alexander of Owatonna,
Mimi, and John Alexander, of Auro-
ra, Ill.
| A NOVELTY DANCE WILL BE CIV
en- week from tonight at Rothschild
park pavilion The affair was sched-
uled for next Tuesday night but c.
A. Christianson, manager, postponed
1t on account of the home talent play,
Kathleen" which was presented that
evening.
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY OF
the Uniyersalist church met Wednes-
day and after luncheon at 1890 the
ladies worked on material for their
Christmas bazaar. Ehstesses were
Mesdames Geo. E. Foster, A. c. Peth
and /. G. Westerveld.
THE MARRIAGE OF MISS MAR
guerite Lay Of the town of Stettin and
Raymond A. Deininger or this city
took place Wednesday morning at 8: 80
o'clock at st. Mary's church, Mara
thon, the Rev. Father Daniels officiat-
ing.
MISS MARY CAMPBELL, MISSION
airy of the Presbyterian church in In
dia, will speak to the Women's For
eign Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church on October goth. The
W. c. T. U. will join with the Mission
ary society for the day