The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-07
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MARRIED..

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of DR.. and Mrs. j. F. Pritchard of this
city, was united in marriage to Rev. D.
c. Jones, former pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of the city, at 12
o'clock m. last Thursday, at the home
OF the brides parents at the corner of
North Eighth and Park streets. Rev.
Oliver {. johnson, present pastor of the
Presbyterian church. performed the
nuptial ceremony. The home was pref
tily decorated for the event which was
a quiet affair, the bridal pair being un-
attended and onl,' near relatives being
present
The ceremony over, wed Eng dinner
was served; and at 2:j5 p m. the couple
departed for Chicago From there they
went to London, Ohio, where Rev. Jones
has accepted charge
The bride is graduate of the North
Side high school, of the Milwaukee
normal school, and of Wellesley college.
She was II member Of the Clio club and
of the Lois society
Inc groom was the predecessor of
Rev. johnson in the pastorate Of the
Presbyterian church, which charge he
Neld for nearly four years He was very
popular, but rendered his resignation
because he needed rest to regain his
health, which had been failing for n
time.
The numerous friends of the couple
will wish them long, happy, unclouded
married life.
Miss Mary Tadych and Peter Mrotek
were Joined in matrimony AZ st. Marys
Polish church Monday Nov. 81. Miss
Minnie Tadych was bridesmaid, while
Robert Mrotek acted as groomsman.
Miss Julia Strouf and William De
Wane, two well known Young people
OF the town of Cooperstown. were united
IN marriage on Tuesday morning of
last week, ut Cooperstown. A reception
was held in the afternoon. The groom
is engaged in the mercantile business at
Cooperstown, where the couple will
make their home. They will have the
well wishes of u large circle of friends
Miss Rose Van Astor and William
Hempton We're joined in matrimony on
Thanksgiving day. The wedding was a
quiet event. The bride is Il charming
young lady. The groom is proprietor
. OF the news agency in this city. A host
| Of friends we'll tender CONGRATULATIONS
| On Tuesday of last week Herbert Carl
| Heisler, well.known resident of this
| city, was married at Chicago to Miss
Minnie Beatrice Oliver of that city. Mr.
Heisler is employed ~ an expert carver
In the local plant of the American School
| Furniture company. He will have the
| congratulations and well-wishes of
host of friends. 1t is probable that the
young couple will reside at Grand
| Rapids, Mich. for Mr. Heisler expects
to be transferred to his employers plant
| in that city.
Miss Anna Howard formerly of this
city, was married at Birmingham, Ala,
on November 2Sth, to George NJ Phalen
of Thorsby, Ala. The wedding was an
elaborate affair The bride is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs, Sweeney Howard, who
left here several years ago and removed
to Alabama. She is u graduate of the
South Side high school She visited here
last summer. The compile will make
their home ut Thorsby
| Last Thursday morning. at st. Lukes
Catholic church at Two Rivers, Miss
Catherine Scherer. II popular and ac-
complished young lady of Two Rivers.
was united IN marriage To Ben iamin j.
OConnor, n wellkuown and we'll
thought-of young man of this city. The
bride was attended by Miss Marie Null
holland and Henry Miles OF Chiffon
acted rs groomsmau. After the ceremony
u reception was held at the home of the
| bride
| Mr.. OConuor is engaged in the United
States mail service, being carrier on
route No. out of the local postoffice.
The couple have taken up their home at
ili North Eighth street. They will have
the well-wishes of numerous friends