The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-01-05
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS CELEBRATE
THEIR EIGHT ANNIVERSARY.
MARRIAGE OF MISS McHENRY
Well known Kenosha Young Lady is Mar
rted to William I. Morrison of FL.
Madison. Ia-Atlas Club DIED.
icate New Building.

with very enjoyable dancing party at
Castle Hall. The annual holiday
dance is one of the great events in the
K. of P. calendar and this year the
Knights eclipsed all former records and
until early morning the walls of old
Castle Hall resounded with the merry
tramp of feet tripping in the mazes OF
the waltz and quadrille. The Knights
and their wives, sisters and sweethearts
were all present, and besides these
were also present many invited guests,
| both ladies and gentlemen, who assist
ed in making the annual dance one OF
the social events of the year.
The committee having the dance in
charge were Sir Knights Conley,
Boardman and Triple, and the boys
surely proved themselves admirable
entertainers, as did the reception com
mittee, which was composed OF Sir
Knights Ernst, Conley and Jensen. The
hall was prettily arranged for the Oc-
casion and beautiful women adorned in
holiday attire mingling with bright
flowers made the scene one of dazzling
beauty. Dancing was the feature of
the evening and an elaborate program
of waltzes, two steps and quadrilles
was carried out, Jacoby and Compton's
orchestra furnishing inspiring music.
At IL o'clock the guests were invited
into the old A. o. q. W. hall on the
second floor of the building, where an
elaborate supper was served by the
Knights assisted by the RathbOne
Sisters.
After supper dancing continued until
early morning and the hours soon
passed and the time to say farewell
came all too soon for the pleasure low
ing knights and their friends.
The evening was made more enjoy
able by the presence of number of the
Knights and ladies from Racine, Wau-
kegan and Chicago.
Marriage of Miss Lillian McHenry.
The second holiday wedding in
which Kenosha society was greatly in
terested was celebrated at st. Mary's
church, Chicago, at IL o'clock this
morning, when William I. Morrison, of
Fl. Madison, Iowa, led to the altar
Miss Lillian McHenry, one of the best
known young ladies in Kenosha.
The engagement of Miss McHenry
and Mr.. Morrison was announced sew
eral weeks ago and the wedding has
been looked forward to as one of the
leading social events of the holidays.
The bride elect, accompanied by her
sisters, Misses Charlesetta and LOrena
McHenry, and Misses Jane Swift and
Emma Stebbins, went to Chicago on
the 8:45 train this morning. They
were met at the station by Mr. Nor
rison and the party proceeded at once
to st. Mary's church, where the simple
wedding ceremony was performed
which made them one for life.
The wedding service was very sim
pie. There were no attendants and
only few very cdear friends of the
bride and groom were present when
Rev. Father Conway, an old college
friend of the groom, read the solemn
marriage rites.
Miss McHenry was attired in an
elaborate tailor made gown of Yale
blue broadcloth with hat to match and
carried English violets.
Immediately after the wedding at
the church the party proceeded to the
Auditorium Annex, where the wedding
dinner was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrison left this afternoon for short
wedding tour, sitter which they will be
at home to their friends at Fit. Madi-
son, Iowa.
Miss McHenrys.has been one of the
leading spirits in :.Kenosha society for
several years and many hearty con-
gratulations will follow Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrison to their western home.
The Atlas Club Dance.
For the past few months Wendelin
Dagenbach has been building new
store and fat building on Milwaukee
avenue, and as it was about completed