The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-06-04
YOUNG HEARTS HAPPILY MATED
Cupid Has Busy Season In Month of June
Events of Week.


former years in the number Of brides
which the month will claim During
the first few days of the month matri
monial events have been very numer-
Gus. Among the society weddings of
the week was that of Miss Rose,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Henry
Schmidt, to Frederick Borcherdt, Jr,,
celebrated Wednesday evening. 1t was
a quiet home ceremony at which only a
small party was present. Rev S. R. s.
Gray officiated The rooms of the home
were prettily decorated in roses and
green and the scene Of the wedding was
pretty one The bridal couple was un.
attended, the impressive service being
most simple. A reception to the couple
was held from 7 to 8 at which a
large number of friends assembled.
Both bride and groom have been popu-
lar leaders in social circles. Miss
Schmidt is an accomplished young lady
and as reader has attained promi-
nence. The groom is the manager of
Hotel Victoria and one OF the citys
successful business men. The couple
departed for bridal tour and will then
take up there home here.
DELANO-OHDE
One of the prettiest weddings of the
season was solmnized for Miss Eva
May DeLano and William Francis Ohde
at the home of the bride Tuesday. The
ceremony was performed in the pre-
sence of limited number Of guests and
was pronounced by Rev. j. 7, OI.eary.
The decorations we've not elaborate but
an air of elegant simplicity characteriz-
ed the function Following the cere.
mony dinner was served and later
reception was rendered the pair Mr..
and Mrs Ohde are among the city s
most popular young people and enter
upon their new relation under happy
auspices. After q tour, they will re-
turn and take up their residence on
Fourth street. Mr. Ohde Is an employ ee
of the Pilot.
SACEK-BRERINSKI
Frank Brezinski, Kewaunee man
who formerly resided in this city, and
is now making his home in Michigan,
came here last week and returned to
his adopted home with n bride, having
been welded to Miss Francis Radsacek,
Of Maple Grove. The nuptial celebra-
tion was notable event at Maple
Grove, 100 guests being present Mr..
and Mrs Brezinski will reside in Michi-
gan, the groom being employed on tn
boats there.
SCHAEFER-KR
Wedding bells pealed their joyous
notes for Miss Bertha Schaefer and
William Krause Monday, the ceremony
being celebrated rs u church wedding
at the German Lutheran Church, Rev
Matchmaker officiating Both con
tracing parties are prominent in South
Side circles, the groom being one OF
the efficient instructors at the Lutheran
school. A reception was held in the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Krause will
make their home on Washington street
EDWARDS S-SCHWALB
Miss Mabel Edwards and Alfred
Schwab exchanged the vows Of fidelity
at ceremony ut the home Of the
brides mother on Seventh street, Wed
nesday afternoon, Rev. Thorson oflicia
ting. The wedding was pretty home
function, attended only by immediate
relatives The couple will reside on
the South Side.
WEDDINGS or NEAR FUTURE.
Business Mt the marriage license de-
partment has been brisk during the
past week Among the couples made
happy are;-Julius Winter, Gibson, and
Mary Songenkamp, Mishicot Joseph
Brandt and Rosy Biely. Franklin; VIII
Kruger, Brown Co. and Anna Klien
baum, Reedsville; Frank Zeman and
Francis Shusta. Cooperstown, Louis
Bloedorn, Maple Grove and Juliear
Ganger, Cooperstown; Wenzel Zahorik
Gibson: and Emma Hollada, Two Creek
August OFT and Anna Mueller. city
Gott. F. RAIN, Brown Co and adj
Kurgs, Maple Grove; Henry Tesmer
and Magdalena Schaefer, Two Rivers
August Specht, Mishicot and Ida Kun7
City; Joseph Schwoerer, ST. Nazian
and Rosina Backhans, Rapids, Anto
Dvoracek, and Anna Kocowrak, Map
Grove; Anthon Neilitz Newton an
Adelheid Wagner, Liberty; August I
Specht, Mishicott and Ida Kuuz. cit
William Kaufman and Mary Frozin
city.
The annual business meeting of Il
North Side Alumni Association WI
take place ut the Assembly room Of Il
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