The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-05-29

Iudbb AdpI ANNOUNCING MS SdI0 aTf1V-
al in New York after several months
service overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Allen, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Carpenter, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Petit of Racine will leave Ke-
nosha on Thursday evening to spend
the week end in Mercer, Wis.
( Miss Nuna Callahan will entertain
this evening in honor of Miss May Nc
Namara, who is to become the bride
of 1t. Paul Mccain of Fort Riley,
Kansas, on Tuesday, June 18th.
The Mesdames W. J. Threinen, Flea
nor Frederick, F. J. Fisher, B. v.
Piper, George B. Alleman, Charles Def
frey, L. Rudd, James Ferris and Adam
Berger, spent today in Chicago.
| DR.. G. A. Windesheim viii go to At
lantic City the latter part of this week
to attend the National Congress of
Social Workers and the National Health
Commissioners Conference in joint ses-
sion there.
| The Rev. and Mrs. O. w. Taylor
went to Rochester, Minnesota, on Mon
| day evening for a two weeks visit
with friends in that crty. The Rev. Mr..
Taylor was former pastor Of the First
Methodist Church in Rochester.
Miss Elizabeth Timme, Miss Mar
garet Farley and Miss Margaret Har-
baugh will 60 to Atlantic City on Sat
urday to attend the National Congress
of Social Workers which will be in SEES
sion there during the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Price and son,
Prescott Price, and Mrs. W. A. Bell
went to Howe, Indiana, today to attend
the commencement exercise at Howe
Military Academy, from which Hobart
Price will graduate with the Glass
Of 1919.
The Friendship Bible Glass of the
Park Avenue M. e. Church was enter
tanned Tuesday evening by Mrs. Biens-
mann at her home on Quinton street,
in honor Of Mrs. lick and Miss Marsh,
two members Of the class who will
leave Kenosha in the near future.
The Mystic Workers gave most e.
joyab1e "Old Fashioned Dance at
Carpenter s Hall on Tuesday evening.
The affair was well attended by guests
from Kenosha, Racine, Pikesville,
Pleasant Prairie, Woodwork and Sa-
lem.
The War Mothers in Kenosha were
in a threatening attitude today. They
declared that they were getting ready
to boycott any store keeper in Keno
sha who failed to close up his place for
Memorial Day. This was the state
ment of only one of the War Mothers
but she was ready to be very active
in the propaganda.
Corporal Richard Schnell returned
Ito Philadelphia, Pa, after spending a
ten day furlough with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Schnell Of ATT Wis
consin st. Corporal Schnell is sta
toned in the office Of the U. S. A. Gen
era1 Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa, dis
charging wounded soldiers. He ex-
poets it will be some months before he
viii be discharged from service.
A big delegation of Kenosha mem
bers of the Dramatic Order Knights of
Khorassan will leave at noon on Thurs
day for Beloit to attend the big annual
ceremonial of Alden Temple. It is ex-
pected that five hundred members Of
the temple will be present and have
part in the initiation of class of more
than a hundred candidates.
4 Mrs. D. G. Gallez of Newell street
and her sisters, the Misses Catherine |
and Emma Vomastek, have as their
guest their brother, Sergeant Charles
Vomastek, who recently returned from
extensive service overseas. The SER
geant is a member Of the 32nd Divi- |
sion and saw much action on the fight
ing front. From December until he
was discharged IN March he was with
the Army of Occupation in Germany !