The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-10

and Mrs. A. J. Endress, Mrs. A. Land
reth, DIR. and Mrs. Fraser, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cooper. Mrs. G. w. Fechter, A.
L. Nash and others.
| Mrs Pritchard has received a cable
message ron n-. Pritchard stating
that he will sail FOR home from Cher
burg, France, week from Saturday
| next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Studebaker and son of
South Bend, Ind, who have been the
guests of J. D. Markham left Wednes
day for MariDette with Mr. Markham
to fish for trout Mr.. Studebaker say s
that the cold weather which has contin
ued in Manitowoc, has extended over
Indiana
The annual banquet of the Heyday
Club ON Saturday evening following the
election of officers was a pleasant relax
alton. There were plates laid for forty
guests and E. l.. Kelley acted as toast
master. There were brief speeches by
nearly all the members and later music
and dancing. The hall was nicely dec
Grated.
Thirty members Of the Terpsichorean
club spent one of the most enjoyable
dancing parties of the series Wednesday
at Georges hall. The club having a
good surplus in the treasury decided to
have the closing party at Silver Lake,
May 49, and will go to that pleasant re-
sort in buses, where it is proposed to
have dinner served first, followed by
dancing.
Miss Pritchard and Miss Armstrong
attended the interstate normal school
oratorical contest at Oshkosh last week.
Miss Pritchard went with the Milwau-
kee contingent in special train of five
coaches. The delegation numbered 241,
and their Wisconsin colors, maroon in
triangles on little sticks, were waved
vigorously as the marchers proceeded
along the thoroughfares to their places
of entertainment under guidance of Osh-
kosh students.
Wednesday of last week William Clark
of North Eighth street reached his TWEEN
ty-first birthday and friends surprised
him in the evening by calling and cele-
brating the important event. There was
music, conversation and refreshments.
Those present We're the Misses Barnes,
Proell, johnson, DeLano, Jennie Demp-
sey, Roberts, Clark, May Peterson, Sny-
der, Weseman and the Messrs. Topek,
Weseman, Kelley, Ohde, Vandergrift,
Arthur Schroeder, Scove, Dale Clark.
Walter Clark and Bremen
On Friday afternoon last Mrs. Hugo
Richter and her sister Miss Lucy Fech-
ter, entertained over sixty friends at
cards. The house of Mrs. Richter on
Hancock street was prettily decorated
with carnations and other cut flowers
and palms The refreshments were most
appetizing and the hostess was highly
complimented on the social success of
the affair. The first prize in the card
contest, piece of statuary, was won by
Mrs. Cratic, and the second prize, dec
Grated plate, was secured by Miss Wolf of
Chicago. The guests were
Mesdames W. Richards, H. Richards,
o. Alter, Ct. Alter, Otto Alter, T. Miller,
J. Miller, j. Schwaab, A. Schreiter, Thos
Torrison, T. Torrison, j. Franz, W. G.
Kemper, j. Chloupek, j. S. Anderson, H.
Mulholland, A. Schuette, F. Schuette,
L. Schuette, H. Boecher, j. Bushnell,
B. Ward, E. O'Geran, A. Hoyer, c. E.
White, H. Whitman, w. Guttman, F.
Lobe, Cratic, j. Staehle, E. Teitgen, w.
Rahr, NJ Rahr, T. Gray, w. Luehr, N.
Kettenhofen, H. Klingholz, M. Richter,
G. f. Fechter, G.. w. Fechter, J. Lind
stedt F. Luhmann, Thurtell, l.. Kunz,
D. Bleser, A. Richter of Madison, w.
Schneider of Two Rivers and c. Seeger
and the Misses Schuette, Solomon, Greve,
Lueps, Kunz, Pruss, Martens, M. Mar
tens, Seeger, Wolf Of Chicago, Richter,
Bleser, Bressler, Truman, Pa1kratz,
Symes, Zeman, Harvey, Schroeder and
Burke.