The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-02-19
Will Put a Quietus on Various
Social entertainments
NEXT TUESDAY WILL BE LAST DAY
Before TIE Drop of The Penitentia
Curtain
T SOCIETY HAS BEEN DOING
During the Past Week-Parties Given,
Weddings Planned and Ami
yersaries Kept

The season of Lent opens next We'd
nesday when the penitential season will
be ushered in by solemn Ash Wednes-
day services. There are only few days
left for the people who are fond of gai-
ETY. for indulging in their various pas
times. The end of the social functions
will come next Tuesday, thereafter for
forty days no parties will be scheduled.
The round up, however, for the season
will be crowded with gay events at the
different events at tho different city
homes.
At the churches, both in the city and
county, whose congregations observe
Lent, the rules and regulations will be
read next Friday.
Miss Marie Locks of Amigo, who has
been the guest of Mrs. James Dempsey,
left for Sheboygan Monday afternoon.
Miss Birdie Johnson of Chicago. spent
Saturday and Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson.
The T. N. G, club meets with Eta
Sonstagen Thursday evening.
Miss Bertha Boehmer spent Saturday
and Sunday with her mother, Mrs
Catherine Boehmer, returning to her
school in Appleton Monday morning.
Mrs. Harry Smith returned to her
home in Green Bay, having spent few
days as the guest of Mrs. Charles
Schuetze.
Miss Bessie Green of Appleton spent
Saturday and Sunday with her sister.
Mrs. A. G. Schreiter, returning home
Monday morning.
Richard Nyhagen left for Buffalo
Monday noon, haying spent the past
week with friends and relatives,
Miss Rose Chermach of Racine is visi-
ting in the city with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Chermach.
Helmuth and Louis Zander, of
Zander, Manitowoc county, are visiting
at the home of their aunt, Mrs. H. Ber-
ner, Amigo. The boys are looking over
the country with view Of purchasing
farm.
Miss Linda Kunz spent Sunday
with her parents. She returned to the
Milwaukee-Downer College on Monday.
Misses Blanche Shimek and Christina
Kazilek entertained friends at a cinch
party Friday.
VIM. Ellig who has been visiting in
Milwaukee is home again.
Miss Georgia Munger was a visitor
here the latter end of last week. She
returned to Milwaukee.
Mrs Joe Miller has been entertaining
Miss Elizabeth Jarvis of Menasha.
VIM. Clark has has been visiting
in Oconto.
Mrs, Albert and Mrs. Emil Teitgen
after visiting Amigo returned last Fri
day.
NJ j. Landberg of Green Bay was visi
ting his son Maecomb last Saturday. :.
A social is scheduled at st. Boniface's
hall tonight.
A millinary social will be given in the
K. of G. hall tomorrow night,
Archie Nash, took in the Junior Prom
at Madison last Friday. He had an en-
joyahle time.
The Forresters dance and banquet at
Turner hall last Thursday evening was
great success
A new boy came to the home Of Ed.
and Mrs. Schmitz last Saturday and ad-
ded considerable happiness by his arriv-
al.
Mr.. and Mrs Carstens celebrated
their their golden wedding last Sunday
in the town of Newton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carstens were childhood plsymates in
Hanover, Germany and were married
their Feb, II, 1858. Many friends con-
gratulatee them.
Miss Leon Seeger Duval was a visitor
Of the Misses Bleser this week.
Miss Lydia Kruck is making visit
to friends at Racine anc Chicago.
The Elks will give social on Satur-
day.
Miss Ida Becker OF Los Angeles, Cal.
is here visiting friends