The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-02-26
Kept in the Catholic and EpiSCO-
pal Churches of City.
THE ASHES WERE DISTRIBUTED
Social DOings Will Take Rest fol
Forty Days
WHAT HAPPENED DURING LAST WEEK
Parties That Were Attended Amateur PR
fOrmance Success and Other
Entertainments

Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent
was observed in the churches of the
city which keep the fast. At the
Catholic churches the services were of
the penitential kind, followed by the
distribution of ashes. Now that the
penitential season has been ushered in
there will be little doing in social
way, but rumor has it that quite a mum
ber of parties are scheduled for the
Easter period. The following are the
social events of the week
Mrs. Edward Kelly entertained The
Neighbors club at her home Tuesday
afternoon.
Arthur Bailey and bride of Ashland
ale visiting at the home of II. A. and
Mis-, Ritchie.
The Young Ladies' Sewing society
met with Miss Emela Nyhagen Thurs
day evening.
The German Social club was enter
tanned by Miss Lucy Fechter Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Bailey of Ashland is guest of
her daughter, Mrs II. A. Richie.
Thorval and Mrs. Torrison entertaied
friends at their home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Frank Miller entertains the
Deutscher club Friday afternoon.
The L. N. c. club met with Miss
Agnes Nelson Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Ritchie entertained
friends at card party Monday evening,
The marriage Of Miss Sarah Holloren
and Cornelius Healy Of De Pere WAS
sOlemni2ed at st. Boniiaces church on
Tuesday morning. The Rev Father
Piel saying the Iuptual mass, Miss
Louise Holloren was the bridesmaid and
the groomsman was d. NJ Iiealy. The
ceremony was quite pretty and was
witnessed by a considerable number of
persons The bride is we'll known here
and esteemed and Mr.. Healy bears an
excellent reputation in his own com
munity The marriage is conspicuous
and augers we'll Those from out of
town who were present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook, Marinette; Mr., and Mrs
Lyons, Highlander; Mr.. and Mrs A. II.
Joyce, De Pere; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Holloran, Cincinatti; Mrs. M. Carney
Oshkosh; the Misses CATHERINE Doherty
CATHERINE Sullivan, Green Bay; Minnie
Nora, Kate, Julia Healy, Bessie
Donohue, De Pere; Mulvina and Bovine,
Oconto, John and Conrad O'Neil,
Appleton; Thomas Holloran, Mil
wauke.
A blackface performance was given
by the Two Rivers young men on Mon
day night at the Opera house, 1t was
a success and was given in the interest
OF the Modorn Woodmen. The follow.
ing young men took part in the pro
grammes Will Doolan, Harry Hurst,
Norman Leyse, John Kahlenberg, Alice
Krause, Otto Simonis and there was a
quartette, that added pleasing numbers,
the member were Leyse, Doolan, Bemis,
Kahlenberg Conrad Baetz made a
good interlocuter and Gus Kirst Chas
Kirst, A. Klause, w. Doolan II. Hurst
3 and c. Hooper furnished much amuse
ment as the Bones. Harry Hurst
gave burlesque.
Mrs. J. A. Pech gave a babies party aI
her home on Monday. Mothers and
their babes were present.
Mrs. r. W. Hogan of Amigo who wa
here to spend several days, returned tC
her home on Monday.
t Mrs d. c. Knapp who was visito
4 here returned to her home in Chicago
on Monday.
Rudolph and Mrs Goetzler are visit
ing friends in Chicago
Mrs. Geo Munger is home after
months visit in Milwaukee.
, The millinery social held at tn
Knights Of Columbus hall on Frida,
. evening last secured for the Sacre,
!. Heart church treasury about SiS NJ
more socials will be given during tn,
q Leuton season.
The supper given by the young ladie
Of the Presbyterian church on Monda,
evening was largely attended and con