The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-24

| into the mirth of the occasion ana the
fun was kept up through many games
that followed After light refreshments
the company drew around d big glow
ing hearth fire and exchanged stories
until late in the evening Those present
were: Messrs. and Mesdames Hubbard
John Smalley, Mrs. Edward Hubbard OF
| Chicago, the Misses kellner, May
! Smith, Burnett. Goetch, Boehmer, Rear
don, Clara Filholm, Hubbard Messrs'
c. N. Sedgwick, John Schmidtman, the
Rev. Walter johnson. and the Rev. ..
Jones of Iron Mountain, Mich.
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On Saturday afternoon of last week
| Mrs. Edward Platt and Miss Platt enter
tanned sixty guests. The ladies passed
the afternoon playing the novel game Oh
six handed cinch. The parlors were
tastefully decorated with carnations
Everything rs far as possible was car
ried out in pink effect. The flowers
were pink, the card tables were covered
with pink cambria and the eatables were
satisfactory. Mrs. Emil Teitgen won
the prize a large bunch Of pink carna-
tons. Among those present were;--
Mesdames Keith, Packard, Roberts,
PEBBLES, Chas. Seeger, julie Nelson
Cooper, Pritchard, Bass, Gray, Canright'
Endress Nash Graham, Fraser, Ian
dreth, Geo. Fechter, Mann of Two Riv-
ers, Gustaye Torrison, Fifield, Elder,
Hoyer, Henry Banzhaf, Fred Schuette,
Villas Paine, Teitgen, Schreiter, Pat
chen Henry Richards, also Misses Lnlu
Barnes, Pankratz, Truman Rose and
Gesine Schuette, Waldo and others.
Last Thursday was the anniversary OF
the Independence of Norway. The young
ladies of the Norwegian Lutheran
church planned social in honor of the
occasion. Miss Agnes Torrison was
chairman Of the arrangement commit
tee. The church parlors were tastefully
decorated and there were booths from
each Of which coffee, sandwiches, ice
cream. and cake were served. A num-
Der of specches were made which were
patriotic
DIR. J. f. Pritchard left Tuesday, for
Ashland. He was called there on ac
count the serious illness of VIM. Hogan,
master mechanic Of the G. q n w. Ry.
Joseph Marten had business in Two
Rivers.
Mrs. f. Ellis Reed entertained her sis
ter Mrs. ]. J. Reighley of Milwaukee.
Among those from out Of town who
attended the funeral Of frankie Ryan,
were f. and Mrs, Towsley and Mrs.
Golden of Kaukauna.
Mrs Joseph Schwab of this city, was
n visitor at Two Rivers
Mrs. Frank Riley Of Two Rivers was
guest in this city last Friday.
Miss Stella Ryder has accepted a pos
ition with the Manitowoc Music Com
pany,
Joseph Heinrichs once II resident of
Manitowoc Rapids died at Che govern
mcnt home for the insane, Washington
d. G.
Rev. p. II. Brenner and daughter
Anna of Rcedsville are spending the
week with Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Kansier,
Miss Emma Wolf of Chicago, who
has been the guest of relatives for several
weeks left for Milwaukee on the Good
rich steamer Monday evening intending
to visit in the Cream city several days
before going to her home
Lyman ]. Nash went to Milwaukee
on business trip, Tuesday. Last week
he was in Madison and attended one
session of the Tax commission.
Mrs G. & Sedgwick entertained her
sister Mrs Henry s. Towle of Gate Park
this week
c. g. Sedgwick was in Madison sew
eral days last week, He returned home
this week on Monday
Prof. and Mrs. Lueho will entertain
he teachers of the First Ward school
next Saturday evening,
DR. Olmstead Of Stoughton Wis, was
in the city Monday, called here by the
illness of Mrs. 1'hos Torrison
Mr. Matt Ryan of Escanaba, Mich,
was the guest of Capt Kelley and fami
" on Sunday last
Miss Jean Anderson is now organist
Of the Presbyterian church. Mrs f. X.
Smith has resigned the position as she
is expecting TO make her home in Port
Washington Miss Anderson is an ac-
oomplished musician on piano as well
~ the organ,
Miss Anna Muth Of the Oshkosh nor
NAL school spent Sunday with her par
ents
A Free Photo of yourself given with
every uurrhnsa nf Ono Dollar ar mora al