The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-02-27

Lewis Turner spent Saturday in gu
Chicago. En-
Miss Marie Mccartney attended a
theatre party in Chicago on Saturday nsl
afternoon. IN
Miss Irene Griffin of Sheridan Road
spent the weekend with friends in sef
Milwaukee. Gu
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pennefeather Of
Market street spent Sunday afternoon 70 -"
in Milwaukee. va
Miss Mary Sheehan of Madison,
spent the weekend with relatives and
friends in Kenosha. MA
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The Misses Nellie Lippert and Mamie ur'
Weller visited friends in Chicago on
Saturday evening.
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Miss Dorothy Schroeder attended a Of
theater party at "The Follies" in Chi ors
cago on Saturday.
William Vinegar was confined to his WI
homo on PARK Avenua toaav ~ a.. 81,
count of hard cold, On
Misses Helen Mainland and Mary -,
Darlington visited friends and rela- ca %.
tives in Racine Sunday. ~
Miss Alice Kohlman underwent an
operation to have her tonsils and ade-
noids removed on Saturday.
The members of Company A. of the .
State Guard will have little dinner
at the Elks Club this evening. "
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Miss Ivy Russell is confined to her on
home as result Of injuries received
in a recent automobile accident.
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The Daughters of st. George give mo-
their annual Masquerade at Castle Hall Pr
this evening. A delegation of members
of the order from Racine will come to
attend the party. al
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The Black Cat Dance at the Recrea- Ri;
tion Room Of the Black Cat Textiles
Company Saturday evening proved one ]
of the most enjoyable dances which has .ch,
peen given there this year. hol
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Mr.. and Mrs Max Pickhardt of
Milwaukee spent Saturday evening in
Kenosha as guests at the Black Cat Su
dance. Mr.. Pickhardt is the Milwau- "(
kee representative of the Kenosha firm. urt
On Saturday evening at the Pen.
meyer Sanitarium, Mr. and Mrs Ezra ter
Simmons celebrated the coincidence of CHI
both having birthday with George on
Washington. Each had birthday cake
and beautiful flowers and gifts.
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Mrs. Vincenza Perry of 727 West OF
street, left Kenosha today for New Ell
York City where she will meet her son,
Donald Fina, who is returning to the
States after extensive service overseas wi
with the 106th Infantry, American Ex- be.
peditionary Forces. mir
Mr.. and Mrs. e. TORY of Fremont
Avenue entertained Saturday evening MI
at birthday party at their home in su
honor of Mr.. Torry's birthday A de- Ill
lightful luncheon Yves served with
birthday cake as the feature since it
haG been sent from Chicago by the rs
ann of +ba bos+ for
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Mrs. Melissa G. Higgins was the
guest of honor Saturday evening at a.
birthday party given at the home Of her fu1
daughter Mrs. L. g. Benedict on the al
Wilmette Road. Mrs. Higgins was sew Of
enty five years old and a cake with
seventy FIVE candles was one of the
features of the dinner. Pc
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Mrs. Mary n Bradford snnar;nten. LIE
dent of schools, George N. Temper and IS
number of other school officials went
to Chicago today to attend the open ]
ing sessions of the National Education WI
al Association annual meeting. Other ur6
teachers of the schools will attend the dal
sessions during the week. ter
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Fred Klingbell was pleasantly sur fire.
prised by a party of friends, who gath
cred at his Elizabeth street home on
Sunday afternoon to help him celebrate ple
his 18th birthday. The afternoon was fri
pleasantly spent in music, games and his
conversation. The guests included the ino
Misses Adelaide and Elsie Ludke, Ade- mu
line and Evelyn Wenger, and James pal
Clay, Arthur Gloss, and Theodore Rapp. of