The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-06
GAY SOCIETY EVENTS
LAST DAYS OF THE YEAR CROWD
ED WITH EVENTS.
A PLEASANT DINNER PARTY
Reunion Of the Glass of So : Fortnightly
Clubs Whist Party-Dance of the
Dania Society-House
Parties.

lSO ~ NC. ulOtOIY tLAQhClO III CuO oOOl0A
world of Kenosha. House parties and
dinners, combined with card parties
and reunions, will make the last days
of the year exceedingly gay.
Wednesday evening Milton Petit,
who lately graduated from the Univer-
sity school, and who will enter the
University of Chicago at tho opening
of the year, gave farewell dinner to
his friends. The dining room was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
with smlax anu carnations and large
festoons of maroon, the colors of the
/ University of Chicago, completed the
arrangements of the room. Fourteen
young men sat at the table to partake
of the course dinner served by Kupfer.
After dinner the boys repaired to the
parlor where Messrs Burton, Kimball
and Cavanagh amused their friends by
singing number of rollicking songs of
college life and telling stories about
the life which must necess arily be led
by the freshmen entering the univer-
| sity.
Late in the evening a the boys dis
persed they gave the college yells of
Chicago until the residents of Prairie
avenue thought that college had
| been set down among them. Those
present were Messrs. Burton, Cava-
nagh, Kimball, Barnes. Newell, Fred
Head, Ritchie Kimball, Denninger,
Birmingham, Eaton, Fred, Milton and
Buff Petit.
''96" Meets Again.
One of the most pleasant reunions
ever heidi this city was the reunion
of the class of '96 of the city high
school held last night at the home OF
George Sutherland. The class origin
ally contained seventeen members, but
since graduation the old school COM
panions have scattered until only half
that number remained to gather with
the class last evening. The early
hours of the evening were spent in
conversation, telling over the old times
when they attended the high school,
and when, of course, the class of 1916
was the only class. Later on the old
class mates INDUCED in game of
cards. Att o'clock delightful refresh
ments made in green and white, the
old class colors, were served. After
refreshments Miss Ida Redeker amused
and entertained the company with
several instrumental solos and the
reunion closed with the entire class
singing Aud Lang Syne."
House arty.
Mr.. Roger and Miss Anna Kimball
are entertaining large house party OF
| Chicago guests today. At six o'clock
dinner, at which covers will be laid
for eighteen, will be given, after which
the entire party will attend the Fitz-
gerald party at Central Music hall.
Among the guests at the party are
Misses Reed, Knight, LaParle, and
Messrs. Mannig, Hoy, Cornell, and
Ray, of Chicago.
Fortnightly Clab
The fortnightly club held its regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs Samuel Reynolds. Four tables
of whist were played, the. prizes
being won by Mrs. Draper and Mrs.
Ezra Simmons. At o'clock a very
charming luncheon Of salad and coffee
was served.
December Weddings.
At Justice Penne feathers office this
morning occurred the marriage of
Albert Frommann and Miss Anna
Fritz, both of Chicago.
In this city on Tuesday evening oc-
Cured the marriage of Mr.. Samuel W.
Thompson, Jr., and Miss Abbie Raw
lings, of Remington, Ind. The
young couple were very shy and from
appearances it was very evident that
there was a great surprise in store for
two Indiana Homes The young
people left Wednesday for their home
in Remington and the wedding is in :
tended to be kept silent.
DANA Society Dance.
The DANA society gave a masque-
rade dance at Central Music hall We'd
nesday evening, which proved to be a
very jolly affair. A goodly number OF
maskers were present and several very
unique and original costumes were in
evidence. Music was furnished by
Schaffer's orchestra, and dancing con-
tinued until early morning. Nine
Iprizes were awarded to the dancers
wearing the best costumes. At mid
night a very dainty luncheon OF
oysters was served.
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