The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-12

The marriage Of OTTO II. Sonsthagei
and Miss Lydia Wits ut & O'Clock or
Tuesday euening was "A pretty socia
affair Of the week The ceremony wa
performed by Rev Mr. Thorscn of til,
Norwegian Evangelical church al th'
home Of the brides parents, Mr. AND
Mrs. Henry Wits on Fourteenth, street
aud was witnessed by large company
of friends The bride was attended by
Petra Sonsthagen Of Ashland, a sister OF
the bridegroom and Gcuegc H. Wits was
best man After congratulations Were
rendered and rcfreshments were served
the compile left for st Paul and Mime
apolis for a brief stay. On their return
they will reside on the north side. The
bridegroom has for years been u clerk in
the employ Of q, Torrlson Company and
the bride has been bookkccpcr for the
Madison Seed Company. She is the thir |
daughter Of Henry Wits former post
master and Al old and greatly respected
Iesid"nt Of this city. Among those from
ont Of town who attended the wedding
We're John Wells and wife Of Ashland
and Ms Hogan Of Amigo The house
was tasiefuIly decorated with palms.
smilax and flowers Among the
presents was choice combination book
cas-" and secretary from the o. Torrison
Company t,vo tables aud chairs from
the employees Of the TorrisOn Company
and purse with 800 from the Madison
Company
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Silver Lake was the scene of very
pleasant dancing party on Tuesday
evening. In spite Of the threatening
weather more than twenty couple were
present aud the evening was one Of
thorough enjoyment All did Justice
tn the supper served about midnight aud
the remaining hOnrs were characterized
by u pleasing intoruality. The mus
10 for the occasion was supplied by
Mr. Kirchner and wife Those present
were. The Misses lrma Schurtte Bees
Barnes Townsend Faye Landrcth,
Loili" Barnes Mollic pritchard, Anna
Mnth Ella Pankratz Mollic Hall. Dora
li"ndrickson, Lnlu Barnes, Rose
schmidt Do"riiinger Grace pritchard,
Ruth Evans Hayes Irene Blcscr.
Eagan Petra Sonstagcn Wilt Alice
Schneitr, Olga Torrison, and Mes4rs
Archie Nash, Will Torrison, Emil Sixta,
Orln Torrison DR. Rcinfried. Henry
Mnrphy George Wits, William Rahr,
Charles Kelley stephen Mcmahon.
VIII Clark. Francis Murphy Arthur
Schroeder Paul Schucttc Bruno Dallwig.
VIII Bremen lIemcr Anderson. Fred
Borcherdi Richard Roemer. Carl
Schmidt, Ralph Plumb Norman Scove,
Edwin Spndcr
Inc movement, for the introduction of
physical culture system in the schools
II attracting attention. In cities where
IT has been adopted the results Justify
Ia" expenditure Says an expert in ply
seal culture.
Parents do not seem 10 realize the
necessity Of introducing physical cul.
tnr" ~ the schools The fact il they do
not know what the term implies. Grow
ihg children need 1T more than any
thing elsc They should be- taught how
u stand 80 ~ not 10 rramp the organs
"i 'hc h"dy winch prevents perfect ar
'iculatlon. They generally read with
hr'"ls bowed Is II surprising that they
read hi'dly' Some promising voices are
practically ruined in consequence Of
Carele-.ne-g.
Children like 10 move about. but the
regulation u school hours will not per.
mi tins Physical culture gives that
suppleness 10 the body which prevents
wearniness.
- many person. think physical cal
ihft only a mean, of making one ply
Hcall' graceful, bnt il contributes in
many ways 10 make the body strong
and the mental faculties active
Mrs. L. J Anderson il giving recop.
non TINS afternoon At her home on 81
CAR street Seventy five ladies have
been invited
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Harry W Richards and Edwin S.