The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-10-15
Frank Elmer WAS seen in our burg one
day last week.
Notes From CenteryilIe.

Wedding bells pesled forth nerrily
Saturday morning, Oct. TO- when Miss
Helen Schultz Of Centerville and Mr.
Jos. Kohlbeck of Algoms, Wis, took the
vows that made them man and wife.
The wedding party drove to the ST.
Wendell church in a number OF hacksand
buses accompanied by their many
friends.
Then to the grand peals from the OF
gan upon the playing Of the Wedding
March, they slowly proceeded down the
aisle to the foot of the altar.
Little Catherine Schultz, niece OF
the bride, acting as flower girl and car
rying q basket of red roses led the bridal
escort, being followed by the Misses
Eleanor Schultz and Clarissa Martens
dressed in gowns Of white net over green
silk, wearing white picture hats trim
med with white plunes, the Misses Luz
cy and Ida Schultz dressed in gowns
Of white net over pinK silk and wearing
picture hats. The bridesmaids all be.
ing nieces of the bride Then came the
maid of honor Miss Agnes Knauf, carry
ing the brides shower bouquet OF white
roses and the best man, MIR. l.. M. Kohl
beck; the maid of honor wearing gown
of champagne colored chiffon cloth over
taffeta trimmed with st. Gault lace and
hand embroidered net and lace hat
trimmed with plumes; the best man
wearing a suit of conventional black.
Then followed the bride and groom, the
bride wearing a gown of white batlste
trimmed in Irish crochet and val lace,
while the groom wore the conventional
black.
Rev. Kuhl was the officiating clergy
man at the ceremony, which was char
acterized by it's excellent singing by the
Misses Thikla Hoffman, and Margaret
Salm aud Sister Davidica of Manitowoc
as accompanied on the organ. After the
ceremony the wedding party returned
to the Schultz home where sumptu'
Gus wedding dinner was served. The
tables and the dining room itself being
most prettily decorated, by large we'd
ding bell hanging over the center table,
from which beautiful streamers and
festoop ing stretched to the ends OF the
table, beautiful flowers being every
where in evidence. The rest OF the house
with its decorations and autumnal ef'
fects lent charm of added significance
to the impressiveness of the occasion
and season.
The Germania band Of Centerville APP
peared upon the scene in the evening to
serenade the worthy and happy couple,
and 80 amidst the strains of sweet and
joyous music and the various games and
auusements that were INDUCED in, the
evening passed altogether too quickly
to the assembled happy gathering of
friends and relatives. Among the PEG.
Pile coming from distance were par
ties from Algoma, Forestville, sheboy-
gan, Plymouth, and Chicago. As evil
deuce 0. the esteem in which the worthy
couple is held by their friends and &C
qnaintances the large number of beauti-
full presents bore ample testimony.
Accompanied by host of old time
friends to the depot, Sunday afteroon,
amidst the well wishes Of worthy friends
and admiring neighbors, proud to do
them honor on this occasion, they board
ed the south bound 5 o'clock train for
wedding tour of various southern plac-
es. The bride is one of our most highly
esteemed young ladies, having taught
school for number Of years and travel.
ca very extensively both in this country
and abroad visiting Egypt and Jerasa
lem and the various points of interest
and note on the way, but few years a,
go. But now the travellers gown and
teachers ferule are laid aside and the
call of the hearth and fireside have been
answered The bride possesses in a
marked degree the noble qualities that
tend to the reigping Of cheer and the
making OF II happy and blessed home.
Returning they will make their home
at Algoma where the groom enjoys a
prosperous business, being a merchant TAI.
lor and dealer in Gents. furnishing goods.
Theyonng people have and are we'll de-
serving Of the congratulations and well
wishes of host of adniring friends
whose name is legion Your friends bid
you God speed, and wish you all the bless
ings that Life doth hold.
The Misses Margaret and Josephine
Schultz returned to Oshkosh last Mon
day morning to resume their studies Il,
the Normal, having been here to attend
the wedding Of their aunt Helen to Mr.
Jos. kohlbeck OF Algoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Jul Unger were Sheboy
gan callers, last Saturday.
W. G. Engel Of Manitowoc was seer
} in our midst lately, being here to attend
, the Schultz Kohlbeck nuptials.
Mr. Cleo Lcose WAS a Manitowoc bus
mess caller, last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl kreuger and Mr.
!, VIM, Jaeger called on Milwaukee,
friends for number of days Of las
week.