The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-02-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
MISS HAZELTON ENTERTAINS IN
HONOR OF MISS STRONG.
A Observation-Disclosures PARTY
Norman Kimba1l Entertains at Univer-
sity Hal1-sons of the Revolution
Meet-The Fitzgerald Party To-
Nignt-Other Social News.

| One of the most elaborate social
events ever given in this city was the
card party given by Miss Hazelton
last Saturday evening in honor of hel
guest, Miss Strong, of Terre HaUte,
Indiana. Palms and potted plants
were arranged about the rooms in
great profusion and their hardy colors
mingling with the bright tints of the
costumes of the ladies produced very
beautiful scene. Miss Hazelton and
Miss Strong received their guests in the
Hazelton received the older members of
the party in the reception room. The
evening was spent in playing bid
euchre Nineteen tables were used.
The first prizes were won by Miss
| Martina Erickson and Dick Welles,
while Mrs. DR.. Pennoyer anc c. W.
Allen carried off the second honOrs. At
IL o'clock the tables were pushed to-
gether and delightful refreshments
were served by Kupfer. After refresh
ments the guests retired to the recep
ton room, where Mr.. Wheeler enter
tanned them with a number OF vocal
solos, Miss Hazelton was assisted in
entertaining py Dr.. and Mrs. Hazelton
and Mrs. IT. L. Moore.
Among those present were DR.. and
Mrs. Farr, Pennoyer, Meers: Messrs.
and Mesdames GottfredseD, Blackman,
Head, Chalfant, Rogers, n. Allen, G.
w. Allen, Moore. Mesdames Swift,
Mailer, Draper, Nef, Weed. Misses
Allen, uurd, Chaltant, Reynolds, Emma
StebbHs. Belle Stebbins, Charles,
Farmer, Lance, banks, Erickson Farr,
Bond, Swift, Palmetier, Grant, Brande,
Lyman. Messrs. Fred Head, Dan
Head, Robinson, Wheeler, d. Fl. Lance,
Mcclellan, Gould, Welles, Van Ingen.
Jebb, Cole, Yeoman, Kimball, Spill
man, Birmingham, Lance and Marlatt.
Those present from out Of town were:
Mrs. Charles Arnold, of Milwaukee;
Messrs. Johnson, Adams and Ward
we'll, of Racine, Dodridge Pete, of New
York; Howard and Steve Kehlor and
Lucien Lance, of Chicago, and Henry
Marsh, of Milwaukee.
Pleasant Childrens Dance
Norman Kimball entertained his lit
tie friends at dancing party at the
University Hall Saturday night. The
gathering of the children for such a
party was quite an innovation in Ke-
nosha society circles. but it was al
| together a success and about forty Of
the little ones tripped the light fan
tastic for several hours in IL way that
was very enjoyable both for the chill
dren and for their parents who were
with them. Between the dances vari-
ovs kinds Of parlor games were played
and refreshments of candy served. At
IL the little folks sat down to light
refreshments of ice cream and cake
and drank punch from a tiny punch
bowl in the billiard room. The party
was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe.
Miss Fisher and Mr.. Stemm furnished
the music. At II o'clock the little
men and women all retired to dream of
the conquests of their first ball.
Those present were the little Misses
Hale, Bates, Miller, Bowen, Jacoby,
Shandrew, Fuller, Palmetier, BONN
rich. Thompson, Lyman, Theirs, Wulff;
and Masters Cavanagh, Petit, Forrest,
Farr, Kipp, Nef, Whitaker, Thomp-
son, Fay, Meers and Rudolph Gottfred-
sen.
Sons of Revolution Meet