The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-06-14

, last week from Dresden, Germany She
J has been abroad five years studying pl-
: ano and pipe organ music.
+, Miss Jean Anderson left Monday for
, two weeks visit with Menasha friends,
Miss Anderson was assistant of the Men
asha high school for two years.
The L. n Club was very pleasantly
entertained at the home of Mayme KEEL
ley on Thursday afternoon OF last week.
All the members were present except
, Mrs. E. l.. Kelley and Miss Torrison, both
, of whom are out of the city.
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Mrs. Anna Landreth entertained Mrs.
Lavake and some of her old friends in a
very pleasant manner ON Tuesday after
noon of this week The affair was in
honor of Mrs Lavake's eightieth birth
day At luncheon time Mrs. Lavake
and her most intimate friends were seat
ed at large table in the dining room
Other guests gathered at the smaller
tables in the adjoining rooms. Mes
danes Endres, Nash, Landreth aud Miss
Beeler served After the repast Mrs. H.
F. Hubbard, who acted as POSTMASTER,
read letters of congratulation from Dr.
Anna Burnet, Mrs. Louis Sherman and
Mrs. Eugene Smalley. As token OF
love and esteem from those assembled
} Mrs. Hubbard presented Mrs. Lavake
with purse filled with gold, dollar
representing each milestone of her life.
The guests We're: Mesdames E. p.
Smith, N. B. Morse, Emery, Waldo,
Conley, Steele Hubbard, Eugene Alter
Barker, Israel Wool, q. G. Sedgwick,
Truman, Windigate, Fraser, Packard,
Pritchard, G. w. Fechter, c. F. Small
ey, PEBBLES, Frank Hoes, Guyles, Kress
and Jones also Misses Meachem, Jennie
Barnes, Nellie Platt aid Maggie Holmes.
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The Seniors of the North side high
school gave party at Silver lake on
Friday evening of last week. The Miss
es Harrington and Armstrong chaperon-
ed the young people. The evening was
spent in dancing. The Misses Ruth
Evans and Mabel Smith furnished the
music for the evening. The merry par
ty of young folks did not reach home
until an early morning hour.
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Next Friday evening the Junior class
of the North Side high school will give
farewell reception to the Senior class.
{ 1t will be held in Georges hall. After
the reception the pupils will have an in
formal dance. Kirchen's orchestra will
{ furnish the music. The chaperones for
the evening will be the Misses Harring-
ton and Armstrong and Prof. Evans
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Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Smith swho have
been residents of this city for seventeen
years left Monday for Port Washington.
Mr. Smith is engaged in drug business
in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have
made very many friends in Manitowoc
all of whom exceedingly regret that they
haye left the city permanently.
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The alumni of 1.-THE north side high
, school are planning to have reception
, and dance at the Opera house at the
close of this school year. Last year the
students who We're graduated under Mr.
Evans had pleasant gathering in
Georges hall. This year, however, it is
intended to include all the alumni from
the High School.
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The first Hebrew wedding iu,Manito
voc was celebrated in Turner hal
Sunday by Rabbi Koehn of Madison
Miss Martha Stein and Abraham
Schwartz both of Mani towoc, We're the
contracting parties. About 200 guests
attended. The groom is a well-knowr
business man. The couple will make
Manitowoc their home
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II. G.. Richards and daughter Miss
Winnie returned Friday from Racine
They were present at at the graduating
exercises of Racine college. They were
accompanied by Harry Richards who
was one of the members of the gradual.
ing class
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The marriage Of W. G. Urbanek and
Miss Mary Pruss will take place Tues.
day, June 10, in St. Boniface Catholic
J church. A, j Torrison will be best
: man and Miss Josephine Bleser will be
bridesmaid.
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Mrs. Edward James Roe, daughter of
Gen. Graham, has arrived from Kansas
City, Mo, accompanied by ner daughter
Miss Clara Belle, who will act as maid
of honor at the Culbertson Graham we'd
ding June 90
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