The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-08-29
Amusement Standard for
Men in Service, Is Raised
by the New Idea of
Splendid Programs.
N. N. PAULsEN, VlOLINIsT
Artist and Pupil of Marion, Ind, Please
Large Audience $50 Jacks Continue to
Stream Into Kenosha for Good
Wholesome Weekend Recreation

There's long long trail awinding"
between the Great Lakes, Camp Logan
and Kenosha and it seems that every
week end, a greater number Of Jacks
from both places hit that long trail for
lold Southport. Kenosha is gradually
earning a reputation at the Naval
Training Stations, as being the best
place for good wholesome amusement
along the whole north shore and the
women and men of this town who are
more or less responsible for the won
ders that have been worked in so
short time are holding their heads
lup with pride.
Sunday was no doubt the most sue
lcessful in the city's short history of
tplaying hostess to the men in service
and those who attended the Country
Club entertainment will remember it as
one of the most delightful enjoyed in
Kenosha in long time.
Those who were so deeply response
bic for the high standard Of anus
fment> that predominated during the
afternoon. and evening shall bend all
efforts toward making the new form
| of entertainment sustained.
Mrs. George Taylor Of Durkee
avenue, was hostess for the day and
through her efforts and the courtesy of
DR.. Helen Harbert the services Of
several artists of high rank were se-
cured for short programs during both
the afternoon and evening.
P. Marinus Paulsen, a well known
composer and conductor, delighted an
appreciated audience with several SPLEEN
did violin solos and fully established
I his reputation here as an artist of no
little ability. Mr.. Paulsen draws
| full vibrant tone, and is not only a
technician but also a possessor Of in
Iterpretive powers. His several difficult
numbers were rendered with an ease
that suggested mastery. His child
Pupil, Miss Audry Call, pleasantly sur
Iprised her admirers with her remark
able work. Miss Call is but thirteen
years of age, but handles her instru-
ment with seriousness that would do
credit to anyone twice her years. Those
who have heard her are looking for
ward to the time when she will appear
here again. Both artists were ably ac-
Icompanied by Mrs. Ingar Paulsen, wife
of the violinist, at the piano. Mrs.
Paulsen has a.record all her own as one
Of the leading organists in the state of
Indiana, and is well known here, being
1.-THE daughter of DR.. Helen Harbert
The committee was deeply grateful to
these accomplished artists for their
part of the program.
Miss Lillian Gottlieb of Prairie
avenue, also assisted in raising the
standard of amusement, when in par
ticularly good voice she rendered sew
eral favorite numbers for the boys in
blue and white. Miss Gottlieb has a
singnlarly sweet voice and her partici-
patton on the program was a source
Of enjoyment to all.
Before and after the programs the
boys assisted by the many young hos
ltesses, INDUCED in every variety Of out
door games imaginable and during the
entire day the Country Club grounds re-
sounded with good wholesome laughter.
Miss Krug, assistant director of the
public school physical training depart
ment, was in charge of the games and
her untiring efforts were well rewarded
with an Unusual response from the men
in service. Her capable leadership
proved an inspiration to- Jacks who had
not played in months.
Supper was served in the open to
over two hundred guests.
Saturday was as eventful as Sunday
at the Kenosha Country Club. In the
afternoon, bevy of young girls taught
ambitious Jacks how to dance and
Saturday night the regular weekly
dance was well attended.
| At the Guild Hall, Saturday night,
the usual stream of uniforms poured in
for the dance, a large number of which
were previously served with supper in
the dining room Of the Canteen The
women worked tirelessly and again
served about two hundred with ice
cream and cake during the evening
Those in charge of the many splendid
entertainments at the Country Club,
Canteen and Oddfellows Hall Saturday
afteroon and evening, thoroughly solved
the girl question and found themselves
fully equipped with enough Of the
younger femininity to entertain any
number of men.
The girls have been grouped under
chaperons who are responsible for
certain number. Every committee has