The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-08-16
Married.


SCHILL-SCHNEID Frank
Schill and Miss Mary Schneider, by the
Rev Father III. A. Brubio, At the Catho
lie church Of St. Wendelin, town Of
CentreviiIe July 3lst, 1877.
The happy OCCASION was one of so much
interest that / cannot forcgo giving the
readers Of the PILOT short description Of
it.
Both parties were numbered among the
foremost Of our young. people. and CON-
mAnd the respect aud good will of all who
know them, coming from highly respected
families 10 our town The bridegroom 10
the only con Of MIR. NicoIaus Schill, on the
Union road, and bride is the uldest dnugh.
t4r of our well-know, cnairman, Mr..
Dominic Schneider.
At nine O'Clock a. m. the invited guests
assembled at the residence OF the BRIDE
groom, and formed in procession to the
church. some three miles distant. More
than tbirty vehicles, b AIDED by the ce'ebrs,
ed baud OF Mr.. Chas Rick, raade up the
loog train. On the approach to the church
the bells began to Crime, and as the bride
gr.om, aided by Mes.rs. joseph Sobneld-
er and Nj. Pteif,r and followed by the bride
with Misses Louisa Schneider aud Mary
Schill As bride maids, stepped up to the
Sanctuary. the church organ struck up the
lively air of "Marrisge Bells" The
ceremony wis performed according to the
impressive rites Of the Catholic church,
aud UNION Of two hearts was blessed, not
to lie severed until death The usual
High Mass was then celebrated by the Rev.
Brnhin, the choir singing the beautiful
Peters Mass in 90" The duet CIT in
Carnatus" WAS most enchsntingly rendered
BY Mrs. Albers as FIRST soprano and Miss
Anna Priester ~ alto. Indeed, | rarely
found q better trained choir anywhere
than We have here. After High Mass the
pastor preached to the assembled congre-
CATION from the gospel Of the Lords pres
ence at the wedding of Cana. Perhaps
some Christian readers do not like this
particular gospel 10 the course of his
discourse he pointed out tho six main
virtues necessary for a Christian family to
insure lasting happiness. comparing them
with the six jsrs filed with the mystic
wine. After the usual congrsrulation, the
party went back to Mr.. Schills residence,
where. in the meantime, quite a trans
formation had taken place. Wreaths Of
green and flowers SPAWNED the road in
several places, and the house appeared in
side like large hotel about dinner time,
tue tables being laden with substantial As
well an diAnty viands in abundance. Al
low me now to throw the veil Of silence
over the .ceue, for you may know what
halpe,. ed everybody caring for the inner
man
Soon we heard the Band strike up some
iv-l, airs, and found large party already
'nyag-d IN ripping tie fantastic toe. A
large dancing 6oor was prepared for that
amusement Every eve beamed with JOY,
~ NJ the company was select ono, no
strsint manifested itself in the search
| III Anu +,ne., PaDA D"minie0~ "smiled
i''- -~rrtr-, smiles" (wh-~ y while he,
I'll many 81 she gue.ts. vet their
histles il Oh 20 rer Of the e.tsbls tmen'
| ~ith "Sch.its'e Gambriuiansa." Among
The many guests from abroad We noticed
especially Mr.. r. 6 Oimssrd, os the Prior,
and HE accout .i-hed sister; also Mr. John
Fans and wi!e-(Johc dancing xith 81
: .t'"king Eirls Of the psrsv). AID
]. l. NJ sir Yni wife, Of the Miles
II Hs"''"~.c Tn. e-j"snenss were
E.r. ~ u.,n .,tl:ck., ~h-fi TIE par'ic
i 'r-..t- dispersed, long - remember fhi.
! taEpy. e..ion. May Size on"iee-s b'ese-
,nss ri H.ava,. I've :ha lak Of he younx
enupie. and nay t:.ey hve to go shsis
dsscendsnts 70 TIE thiri and fosrtA -
Grafton - the wish Of
| Sxnng4 Rokgk.