Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-04-27
THE FIRST ANNUAL PROGRAM

ILL 4 AAtol ANNUAL
and informal ball of Bethesda Shrine,
No. Is, OF this city, will be given at
Rothschild pavilion on Thursday
evening, May eleventh. A program
will be rendered from $3.50 until $50
at which time there Will be a grand
march, following which dancing is
to be enjoyed. There will be con-
tinuous music, as two orchestras, the
Schultz and the Metropolitan orches-
tras, will furnish music. Following
are the committees for the evening:
Floor
George Leicha chairman, Virginia Brim-
mer, Charles Brimmer, Jennie Croker. Otis
Crocker, Edithe Leicht, Elizabeth MacSwain,
Malcolm MacSwain.
Decorating
Jennie Cfocker, chairman Nellie Braatz,
Virginia Brimmer, Clara Brushert, Mae Chris
Hanson, Otis Croker, Mae Ehrman, Ralph
Ehrman, Matte Flieth Margaret lillian, Flor
ence Owen, Alice Pond Janet feinnold, Meta
Schmidt, Arthur Schmidt, Minnie Warner,
Publicity
Charles Brimmer, chairman, Wilma Burt,
Louise Fredrickson, Sara Gosselin, Harry Hof-
Krumrey, yerna McCrary, Josephine Mott,
Frank Mott, Myrtle Rege Lydia Roche, Emily
Smith Edithe Steele Charles Steele, Lovisa
Strang, Belle Widmer, Elmer widmer Clara
Wlechmann Eleanor Wright.
Punch
Mae Christianson, chairman, Mable Damon,
Sylvia Kiefer, Clara Rege Mathilda Sengpie1.
Ticket and Invitation
Katherine Flieth chairman, lydia Ander-
Ethel cheIis, william ohellis. Mabel Davis,
Leon Davis, Cora DeLong, Herman Flieth,
Clara Heb, John Heb, Lillian Hoffman, Rose
Hopp, Charlotte Ramps, Adelaide Magee, Hell
ga Means Frank Pond, Idele Reitan Leona
Rif1eman. Clarence Rifeman, Helen Schlegel,
Helen Sclrram, Emma Sharp, Myrtle Sbbit,
Cora Slocum, Clarence Slocum, Ella Smith.
Program
:. Ida Boslough, chairman, Bessie Dodge, WI.
liam Dodge, Daisy Feathers Julia Fisher Anne
Genrich, Fred Genrich Wanda Hopp Minnie
Meadows, Edna Merklein, Lillian Ploss, Kath-
crime Schlegel, Malcolm Secor.
Reception
Ida Boslough Arthur Bosiough, Jennie
Crocker,. Katherine Flieth, Herman FIeth
Ella Rudberg, Theodore Rudberg.
Finance
Herman Flieth
General Arrangement
Walter Flieth
ONE OF THE MOST UNIQUE ANI
completely "Wausau" concerts ever
rendered in this city was the must
cal event at the city Tuesday evening
| The program consisted entirely of ia.
cob Reuters own compositions, played
by him. Original, full of beautiful
melody and varied, these compositions
won for Mr.. Reuter- the commentator
of his entire audience. 1t is very
seldom that one has the opportunity
| of hearing such an artist as Mr.
Reuter- play his own compositions anC
Wausau is justly proud of her violinist-
composer as was demonstrated by the
enthusiastic audience that greeted
him.
The program opened with 6 Fan
taise Hongroise" followed by Caprice
Espagnole" and these two, together
with "The Clown" were perhaps the
most pretentious compositions Of the
evening, technically delight to any
violinist of ability.
The Berceuse No. IL" was a great
favorite with the audience A most
appealing number played on muted
strings and full of bewitching melo-
| dy, Mr.. Reuter- was recalled again and
again after which he played Spanish
dance
Mrs. George Silverthorn beautifully
sang when the Eyes Speak" and 'The
Sandman, both with violin obligatos
pay GU Ny tAC CO1uPOSCI. DIG WdS
called upon to repeat the first mum
Der.
The two numbers, "Sweet Remem-
brance" and "Berceuse No. T." with
harp accompaniment played by Uhl
Ward, were especially delightful
making an unusually attractive COM
position for any program Miss Wanda
Hopp was the accompanist of the
evening and her very efficient work
helped to make the concert so sue
cessful.
THE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRD
anniversary of the founding Of the
| I. o. O. r. in America was celebrat-
ed last evening at the. Odd Fellows
hall by Wausau Lodge, No. 215, Mara
thon Encampment O. 70, and Arbutus
Rebekah Lodge, No. Is. w. T. Logic
OF Superior was present for the oc-
casion. A very fine program was en-
joyce.
MISS EVELYN HALL OF THIS
city was united in marriage with r.