The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-07-20

PAGE FIVE
The Misses Jeanette and Elizabeth
Robinson, Lucille Whyte, and Marion
Bullamore left this morning for Chi
cage, to attend a theater party.
Mrs. Harry B. Robinson returned
home today from her summer home m
the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Dickie have a new
son, Robert Bruce Kickie. Mrs. Dickie
was formerly Miss Adamson, well
known teacher in Kenosha.
Mr., and Mrs Adolph Epstein enter
tanned at theater party in Ravinia
Park, Tuesday night in honor of their
guest, Miss Celia eastman, of New
York.
| Miss Emily E. Bond, Jr has gone
| to Superior for the remainder of the
summer. While away she will spend
some time with Congressman Lenroot's
family son the Brule''. She will also
visit Deerfield, in the North woods.
She plans to return in late August.
| The Rev. Fred Ingley went to Waukes
sha this afternoon to officiate at the
marriage of an intimate friend, the Rev.
Frederick D. Butler, rector of the Grace
church, Freeport, H., whose wedding
to Miss Marie Elizabeth Nelson of
Waukesha, takes place in S. Matthias
church at that city at 1880 this even-
ing.
Miss Sally Butterfield, 700 South Ex-
change Street, of the Art department,
Simmons Manufacturing Co., is the
guest of friends at Chautauqua Lake,
New York.
| Miss Ethel F. Butterfield, 700 'Southi
Exchange St., has gone to Rochester,
New York, to be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. George Allen during the months
of July and August
Florence Burns left for Twin Lakes
this morning where she will be thef
| guest of the Kimball. children at ethe1
R. N Kimball cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Steneler and
daughters, Evelyn and Isabella, Racine,
who have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. H. Lindas, SIS Charles St., left
for their home today.
GIVES UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT.
A party of games, distinctive because
of its originality, was given Monday
evening by Miss Anna KimbalL Ala
Prairie avenue, in honor of Miss. Mar
garet Allen and her guests, Miss Vir-
ginia Somers, Springfield, Ohio; Janet
| Guthrie, Dubuque, Ia, and Dorothy
Prentiss, Winona, MINI.
| Miss Kimball's guests numbered
fifty. Out-oftown people present were
Messrs. Maulsby Forrest and Cob, High
land Park and Rev. Norman Kimball
Milwaukee
BACK FROM EASTERN AUTO TRIP.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Kappus and daugh-
ter Fay have returned home. They
have been gone some time, having had
very interesting motor trip through
| New York and several more eastern
cities. Mr.. Kappus two brothers came
back with them and will spend some
time in Kenosha.
LEAVE ON AUTO TRIP.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Conklin and
I n e
a motor trip to Clearfeld, Pa, where
they will remain for a month. On their
return trip Miss Gertrude will stop at
Detroit, Mich, where she will visit
Miss Dorothy Dautrick, formerly of
Kenosha. i
NOTICE.
The Hosmer Cemetery Helpers Soci-I
ETY. will give their annual dinner at the
home of E. L. Stonebraker, Wednesday,
July N26. Price of dinner 50scents. Al
cordial invitation issextendedsto every
body. *dwjy20
| Maybe after all Judge KareIsisstak-
ing himself and shis companions justsa
little too seriously. Thee judge never
got sufficient forcesbehindahissc candida
cy to elect him but he's mightsbe%able3
to organize a healthy bolt sfrom the
Democratic. ticket. WithG th6sdivision
among the Democrats of Wisconsinsthis
year it ought not to gbesnecessarykt to-
have judge to get bolt.
|
There are lots of ways-for aEtownzto
gain distinction, but one things@ of
which all Kenosha can be proud. is the
| fact that st. Matthew's churchgleadsI