The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-21
SPECIAL TO BRING GUESTS
Committee of Fifteen Prominent Keno
shans to Aid In Reception and Enter
taanment and Open House Will Be
the Rule ALI Oyer the City.
fFrom Wednesday 8 Daily


81 the year on the links of the Kenosha
Country Club, for tomorrow the mem
bers of the Wisconsin Society Of Chica-
90, at least a hundred and fifty and
probably two hundred strong, are COM
ing to Kenosha for the annual outing
Of the organization. 1t is not going to
be a "stag' affair in any sense Of the
word and that "Call to KenoshaO that
has been sent out by Charles w. Folds,
the president Of the big Chicago organ
ization, says "Bring the family along
with YOU"
The word comes from Chicago that
the pilgrimage of the Chicago Badgers
to Kenosha ON Thursday is going to be
the greatest home-going Of the former
Wisconsin men in Chicago ever ar
ranged for The special train bearing
the Kenosha visitors is going to leave
the North Western terminal at noon
and reach Kenosha just after one o.
clock. 1t is going to have all the COM
forts Of home and plans have been made
to have luncheon served on the train
for all the members of the party.
The real sport for the day is going to
begin when the train drops it's load of
returning Badgers ON the platform at
Kenosha. They are to be met by a
reception committee composed Of many
of the best known men Of Kenosha and
there is going to be effect Of auto
mobiles ready to hurry them off to the
Country Club where the big doings for
the day are to take place. A. H. Lance
is the chairman Of the special Kenosha
committee which is in charge of the
outing and he will have as his aides
G. G. Allen, George II. Allen, G. G.
Brown, r. S. Cooper, w. J. Frost, g. T.
Jeffrey, r. N. Kimball, w. D. Martin,
A. B. Mccall, G. w. Nash, Mayor
Charles Fl. Pfennig, Fl. B. Robinson, 2.
G. Simmons, Alfred Terrell, E. G.
Theirs, w. w. Vincent, George S.
Whyte and George A. Yule.
During the afternoon the big indus
trial plants of the city are going to
keep open house and there is going to
be many visitor to all of them. The
list of big factories which are going to
welcome the visitors include the Sim
mons Company, Nash Motors Company,
the American Brass Company and the
Chicago-Kenoshs Hosiery Company.
Special committees will be ready at
all Of these plants to show the visitors
the greatness of Kenosha as an indus
trial center. Down at the Country
Club grounds there is going to be
amusement in plenty. There will be
golf and tennis and trap shooting and
the clubhouse viii be open for the use
of the women who may accompany the
party and committee of prominent
Kenosha women will be on hand to aid
In their entertainment.
President Folds has named large
committee to have charge of the festi-
vities Of the day, the list including A.
s. Hubbard, George I. Haight, George
e. Fettig, Fred Ansley, c. s. jefferson,
George III. Lamberton, E. 8. Main, Ger
aid w. Peck, Fred S. White, Judge
John P. McGoorty, Lynn A. Williams,
Fred Rush, Fred D. SLIDER, Kemper X.
Knapp, Ralph Hobart, F. Il. Compton
and J. G. Wray.
Prominent among the guests expected
for the afternoon are Bishop Samuel
Fallows, John Y. Norcross, Chauncey
Keep, DR.. A. Fl. Ochsner, Frederick w.
UphaIn, Rollin D. Salisbury, E. G. Cow
derry, DR.. Frank Billings and host of
others.
The members of the Chicago organi-
zation are just going to be boys and
girls again and the whole afternoon is
going to be given over to driving dull
care away. There is not going to be
any set program for the afternoon but
it is going to be go-as-you-please race
after pleasure. 1t is going to be a lot
like real old fashioned family reunion
as many of the guests for the day have
been attending reunions back in the old
home state for many years.
The dinner is to be served at the
close of the afternoon festivities and
then there is going to be one of those
rare social sessions where hearty good
fellowship is to be featured. Kenosha
is going to give the visitors q most cor.
dial welcome and they are going to give
the Kenosha people Q most delightful
nnteTtainT ant.