The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-06-21

exercises Will take place June 81. The
program will be:
Salutatory. Observation-Disclosures, Joseph Scherer
Siass hist Historian ;, George Haese
Grafton, Henry Clay........ William Kappes
Glass Prophet. Linda Gerpheide
Essay, Beauties of Nature :. Eta Martens
Valedictory. .................. Blanche Hartwg
The commencement exercises will take
place June s2nd. The program will be-
Voc, D,o+ Miss Antoinette Schroeder
Address. ................Pr President Mckinney of
Milwaukee Normal
Comforting Diplomas.
p; H.. Miss Lizzie Carstens
| ~ Due'''''''''''''''' Miss Hattie Wits
Laura Grosstueck
o,a,.o.. Ida Schoch
| Walter Paulus
The graduates are:-Linda Gerpheide,
Serena Westphal, Eta Martens, Blanche
Hartwig, George Haase, VIM. Kappes,
Joseph Schalowitz, Stephen Pollock.
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Members of the Concordia Singing So
ciety celebrated the twenty-ffth ami
versary of their organization last Satur-
day. Henry Wits one of the charter
members, delivered an address and there
were other speeches, a banquet and ball.
When the society was founded it had a
membership of fifteen. Only one of
these. Henry Wits, was present at the
jubilee
Cards announcing the marriage of
Miss Mamie Sanford and Mr.. Alexan-
der Johnston, have been received by
friends in the city. The ceremony took
plade Thursday, June 7, at the church
of the Good Shepherd, Ogden, Utah.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Johnston formerly lived
in this city and are well known here.
They viii make their home in Weiser,
Idaho.
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Friends in the city have received in
vitations to attend the exercises of COM
mencement week from the graduating
class of the Milwaukee Normal school
The exercises began June 10 and contin-
ne until the %. Those from this city
who will be graduated are; Edith NJ
Hubbard, Elma Bibinger, Stephen Nc
Mahon and VIM. Rahr Jr Miss Meta
Schmitz formerly of this city is also in
the class
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The University boys came home on
Friday last. Those who are spending
their vacation in the city are; Ralph
Plumb, Charles Kirwan, Harry Kelley,
Paul Schuette, Charles Hejda, Edward
Mueller, Edward Overland William
Schmidt and Henry Murphy.
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Students home from the State Univer-
sity are, Hugo Luhman, Fred Buerstatte,
Ralph Plumb, Charles Heida, Luke
Alexander, Paul Schuette, Solomon
Huebner Arthur Wyssman William
Schmidt, Henry Murphy, Charles Kir
win. G.. A. Alexander and Frank Hoff
man We're graduated this year.
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| Arthur H. Lohmann and Miss Mana
Nash, daughter of w. F. Nash of Two
l Rivers, were married "Wednesday, The
wedding was private. The bride is {
niece of l.. J. and Edward Nash of thi,
city.
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2 Mrs E. Fl. Rummele and her daugh
2 ter Mrs. Cheeseboro of Sheboygan, whC
! have been visiting at the home of J. A
| Rummele, returned to Sheboygan Tues
: day.
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The Rev. K Machmiller, A. Vogel
c. f. Hartman and A. Sieran left We'd
} nesday for Milwaukee to attend tn,
meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran
Synod.
l DR.. Charles Seeger returned SATURDAY
from a trip to the mining regions il
: Wyoming. Dr. Seeger is interested il
e some mines in that state.
MIS-. IODeTJ w dlheT arrived Ill TN
; city from Menominee Mich, to be pres
ent at the wedding of Miss KATHERINE
Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Nash left Satur
day for Philadelphia. Mr. Nash vii
attend the Republican convention hel,
in that city.
Mrs. Mandt, who has been spending
several weeks with her daughter Mrs
Gustave Torrison, left for her home il
Stoughton Wednesday afternoon.
The Sisters of Charity gave an infor
NAL reception to friends, Wednesday
evening of this week at st. Mary's Hos
pital.
Miss Cora Johnson, who has beer
teaching in jefferson, Wis. returned
home last week.
Mrs. DR.. Shimonek of Milwaukee, wht
has been spen1inu aayara1 uaalxo xr;tl