The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-24
SOCIAL.

MI. ana MIS-. TtOTSe tOOptG 1elt Oll
Monday for a visit in Minneapolis.
Fred Borcherdt of Chicago spent
Sunday at the residence of F. P. Jones.
Mrs. H. G. Kress and Mrs. r. H.
Markham entertained their South side
lady friends ON Friday afternoon.
Mrs. katherine Graham Culbertson
. Of Piper city Illinois, left for her home
on Monday.
Captain Jed Minsky of Chicago an
old Manitowoc boy is in the city totake
charge of the work being done on the
Gilchrist fleet by Burger & Burger,
Mrs. G. S. Rand who has been i'll for
several weeks at the home of her sister
Mrs. A. j. Packard ,left for Chicago
today.
Mrs. Frank Jones gave a luncheon at
one o'clock on Tuesday to several of her
lady friends. The company was given
in honor Of Mrs. Henry Shove Of Iron
wood Mich, who is visiting her daugh
ter Mrs. J. E. Hamilton Of Two Rivers
Capt. Godell Of Cleveland who was
quite seriously injured, while superin
tending the work on the Gilchrist fleet
is again able to attend to business.
The concert given by the Ottumwa
Male Quartette on Friday evening was
a great treat to the musical people Of
our city. The illness Of Miss Smith the
reader, was greatly to be regretted
The marriage of John G. Kelley to
Miss Christina Jennie Nelson takes
place this evening at the Catholic rec
tory adjoining st. BOniface's church.
the Rev. Father Peil will officiate.
Miss Serena Greve left for Chicago
for months visit to relatives,
Joseph Villas intends to make long
visit to New York. The family house
on Eighth street will be closed during
his absence
Mrs Proell, who has been seriously
i'll, is improving
Mrs. John Hessel and daughter, Miss
Minnie were here from Amigo.
DR.. John Carey, of Aurora Ill, atten-
ded the funeral of his uncle, the late
Gilbert Burnet While here he visited
some Of his old time friends. The doc
tor formerly taught schoolin the county
Since leaving Manitowoc he has Travelled
far over the globe, and he contemplates
a months visit to Honolulu in the near
future.
Miss Annie Weinfurther of Milwau-
kee is home to spend a few days with
her parents
Miss Estel,a Ryder was quite serious
ly i'll at the home of her parents on
North Eighth street.
Edward Hubbard was here from Chi
cago on Sunday He visited former
friends.
\ Rag Time party was given 10y
the Young People, Dancing club Jan.
%.
The crystal wedding of Emil and
e Mrs. Teitgen was celebrated ON Friday
evening Of last week Many Of associ-
ates and friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Teit-
gen We're present at the home TO assist
in making the festival a red letter day.
The event was additionally commemor-
ated by Mr.. and Mrs. Ieitgen receiving
many presents.
Miss Alma Behrons and Adolph Peli-
shek were married last Saturday even
ing 4 reception took place at the
brides home 1909 Hamilton street,
The semi centinial Of Chickering
lodge, I, Q. Q. F. was celebrated by
dance at the Opera house on Saturday
night Dancing was kept up until the
following morning. The affair was Il
pronounced success.
Mrs, John Robinson celebrated her
eigntieth birthday last Saturday. Old
and young friends congratulated her ON
attaining such great age.
February 9th, is the date announced
in Invitations issued for the marriage of
Miss Ida Frlcke Of this city, to Samuel
G. Price Of Chicago.
Miss Charlotte Franey, Of Sheboygan
was a guest Of Mrs. William Murphy
on Sunday
DEAL ECTATE