Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-17
SOCIETY NOTES
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity

Tuesday and there was large num-
Der of the devotees of the game from
Wausau who went up to take part in
this annual event. Those who have
summer homes and will participate
entertain the Wausau contingent usu-
ally and are as follows: F. P. Stone,
Walter Alexander, Geo. E. Foster, A.
L. Kreutzer, Sen. G. B. Bird, w. H.
Bissell, w. w. Gamble, d. G. Everest
and M. M. Scholfield. Among those
who are attending the tournament are
L. A. Pradt, c. S. Gilbert, L. H. Wheel
er, S. S. Dingee, DR.. w. A. Ladwig,
III. E. Smith, ]. l.. Sturtevant, w. r.
Scholfield, John Ross, Walter Cor
man, P. V. o. Van Vechten, B. F. Will
son, George Wilson, Geo. w. Phillips,
F. D. Timlin, R. E. Puchner, w. B.
Heinemann, G. B. Heinemann, DR.. L.
E. Spencer, Walter E. Curtis, R. A.
Patterson and w. l.. Edmonds. The
games to qualify were played We'd
nesday morning. There are three
cording to scores that were made in
the qualifying rounds. Handicaps
were arranged Wednesday. The con-
tests are match play The finals will
be played Friday.
LAST EVENING THE OFFICERS
of the Eastern Star very agreeably
surprised Mrs. L. M. Duncan, their
worthy patron, at picnic luncheon
on the grounds at the Rothschild pa
vilion. The luncheon was sat down
to about 6:15 o'clock. Those present
were the officers, their husbands and
families, namely, Messrs. and Mes
danes Walter Reinhold, w. J. Seng-
piel, Fred Miller, A. l.. Rozelle, c. A.
Cowee, Emil Braatz, Mrs. Geo. Leicht,
Walter Flieth, A. R. Schmidt, E. NJ
Macaulay, F. G. Boyce, and Miss Myr-
tie Rege, and Mrs. Addie McLennan.
AT the close of the luncheon very
pretty gift was presented to Mrs. Dun
can by F. G. Boyce on behalf of the
officers of the Eastern Star. 1t was
very pleasant gathering.
DURING THE REMAINDER OF
the summer there will be two Stud
ent Girl Reserve days week at the Y.
w. c. A, Monday and Thursday af-
ternoons, the meetings to be held from
2:30 to $50 o'clock. Last Monday,
the first of these meetings was held
under the direction of Miss Florence
Wilson. Today the girls are meeting
again, with Miss Garcia Flatter as
chairman, and hike is to be enjoyed.
THE MOSINEE CHAUTAUQUA
has been a most successful affair this
week, many Wausau people attend
ing it. Monday male quartet enter
tained Tuesday afternoon lecture
was given on what Is Home Without
a Mother, and in the evening peg
O. My Heart" was presented. We'd
nesday's program included ''The Phil
osophy of Civilization, and today, the
final day, the evening program con-
sists of a concert.
MRS. w. w. GAMBLE ENTER
tanned at a house party at her sum-
mer home On Plum Lake last week for
her daughter, Miss Nancy Jane Gam
BILE. The young ladies attending were
the Misses Betty Thorn, Betty Zim-
norman, Theodore Way Catherine
and Emma Marie Curtis and Carlotta
Espy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Espy, who are at their summer home
at Minocqua.
THE MISSES ALICE O'CONNOR,
Margaret Cassin, Gretchen Kruger,
Stella Zimmerer, Mae E. Kohl and
Lucille Lemke of this city and the
Misses Marion Tallefson, of Marsh
field, Marie Zimmerer and Clara Cas-
sin of Eau Claire will leave Satur-
day morning for Clear Lake to at
tend a house party at the T. G. Kohl
cottage.
IL vt,
of Athens and George w. Frost of
Stevens Point were united in mar
riage on Sunday, August 49, the we'd
ding taking place at the summer home
Of E. N. DuFour of Marshfield. The
Rev. Enoch Perry, former Wausau
pastor, officiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Frost
will reside at Stevens Point.
THE TUESDAY NOON LUNCHEON
at the Country club will have the fol-
lowing hostesses in charge: Mrs. H.
q. Smith, Mrs. c. c. Yawkey, Mrs. C.
II. Wegner, Mrs. P. " o. Van Vechten,
Mrs. L. M. Willard, Mrs. B. F. Wilson,
Mrs. Geo. r. Wilson, Mrs. L. A. Pradt
and Mrs. Geo. Berkey of Wisconsin
Rapids.
IdE STUDENT GIRLS CLUB OF
the Young Women's Christian associ-
alton meet at the association this af-
ternoon to learn new games. They
will meet every Thursday afternoon
for this purpose until school COM
mences. Miss Martha Matchmaker is
assisting Miss Keiser with this work.
THE FOLLOWING WILL ENTER
tain at the Wausau Country club on
Saturday at dinner: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
M Kuebler, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Knox
Kreutzer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Kline.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Bache-wiig, Robert
kickbusch and DR.. Geo. Lane.
THE SIXTY WAUSAU EAGLES
who attended the national convention
OF the fraternal order at st. Paul have
returned home. The drum corps and
drill team both scored triumphs at
fraQfin0 much aftanffnn 20 thn w..