The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-04-27

the State. While in Milwaukee last Frida,
we called on Mr. 4. Lee Miller, formerly b
| Macy 8, one Of The largest establishmentsi Ii
New York city, who kindly showed Ii,
through the whole bailding. The baseme,
| is devoted TO crockeFy, glassware and
msjolica ware; the first floor to drJ
goods, silverware, confectionery, Smokers
articles, gents furnishing goods, cutlery
soaps. perfumeries, combs and brushes, kid
glove department, eorsets, hosiery, jewelry
laces ribbons, buttons and notions the sec
ond floor 10 ladies' underware. children
clothing. fancy goods. books, and stationery,
boots and shoes. ladies, misses and children {
cloaks and suits, and millinery; the third
floor to household articles and toys Of every
description the fourth floor to the wholesale
department.
The ball given BY ~. ]. Club. vas the
grandest social gathering ofths season land,
We might say, for many seasons) The
m embers Of the Club-Mr. and Mrs. Urban
j. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. e. g. Hazelton, Mr..
and Mrs. f. G.. Head and Mr. and Mrs. T..
L. Moore-are wide-awake. gG-ahaad people.
In giving ss social they know just what
to do fcnd tssy. do ~ to make each and every
one present feel as if the entertainment was
gotten up expressly fo1 them. To partictl-
larize and describe the elegant dresses worn,
either by the wives of the I" Jolly Jokers"
or the other ladies present this reporter begs
to be excused, and will simply say, there
were many fashionable and elegant dresses
Refreshments were served in Emerald Han
under the motherly and watchful care Of
Mrs. A. C. Sinclair, and the verdict was,
they could not have been better in quality
or better served. Prof Freiberg " outdone
himself" The music was simply grand, and
will long be remembered as one Of Freiberg' S
best. The wishes of all those present are
that long live the Jolly Jokers, and that
their little /" Joksrs" may grow up and fol-
low in the footsteps Of their papas and
mammas. We name a few of those present !:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
L. Balm, Mr.. aud Mrs. H. C. Schulz, Mr..
and Mrs. s. s. Drom. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Yule,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. King, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
G.. Newell, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. f. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs. Hollister, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G. Brown, Dr.. and Mrs. A. Farr,
Mr.. and Mrs, G. s. Bronson, Dr. and Mrs.
Os H WhKus MI uAtN NAkSs Ae. OIUul, NkTs Huu
Mrs. O. M. Petit, Mr.. and Mrs. HI. Barnes,
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. C. Sinclair, Mr.. and Mrs,
E. Price, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. s. j.
French Mesdames J C. Holt. K. D. Wheel
er, A. NJ. Elliott, S. j. Price, H. s. Reed,
j. M. Stebbins, o. s. Head, NJ. B. Wells,
Geo. s.. Baldwin, s. w. Truesdell, s. Y.
Brande; Misses Esther Elliott, O. Bissel. Ria
Stebbins, Nellie Balm. Minnie Martin, Emma
Merrill, lisa Clapp, Carrie Durkee, Emily
Hawley, Belle Stevens, Minnie Schroeder,
Minnie Simmons. Belle Simmons, Ida Robin
son, - Bull, Of Racine, Minnie
Starkweather, Matte Farr, Cora Sutherland,
Alice Pennoyer. Hattie Brande. Hattie Linn
pert, Mile Lewis, Mamie Van Vie; Messrs
Fred Gottfredsen, j. B. Petit, C. II. Bain
Jerome w. Wheeler. Louis King. Josiah
Bond, Jr.. Geo. Kimball, Harry Baldwin,
Clarence Truesdell, ". s. Strong. I'd. Theirs,
L. Theirs, J. L. stevens, Jr., VIM. Potter.
Ed Hubbell. ]. Adams, Horace Cole, August
Schroeder, W. B. Martindale, Fred Robinson,
of Racine. ~ W