The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-11-17
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tlons are that the day will be a merry
one for the entire city of Kenosha,
Cannon salutes, songs and other mer-
rlment will greet the formal opening
OF the Main street bridge.
There will be plenty of music and
dancing to entertain the public. Under
the auspices of the Mica Furniture
company, the Windy City Jass Band
OF Chicago will keep the people en-
livened with the same strains that thew
play for the Columbia Grafanola COM
pany of Chicago. The Mica Furniture
company has been especially fortunate
IN obtaining this feature attraction.
Five dancing bellies from the Eason
Academy of Dancing, Milwaukee, win
entertain the public with interpreta-
tons of aesthetic, interpretative and
classical dancing. These five young
ladies have been accorded high honors
IN Milwaukee for their dancing.
The grand parade will start at 7:0O
o'clock in the evening from the city
haN; TIE line Of march will be. south
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to Park avenue and then north on Main
street over the bridge, where the cele-
bration proper will take place. From
there the cayalcade will march north
+, to Milwaukee avenue and Howe street;
east to Lake avenue and then south to
the engine house. Here, upon plat
form erected for the purpose, Mayor
Joachim will give formal address.
Wedding Bells Ready to Ring.
The public wedding then will take,
place, in which Miss Olga Jensen Of
Kenosha, but recently from Denmark,
will become the bride of Axel Thonp-
son. All the arrangements have been
made for the wedding and the Young
couple have already obtained their
furniture from the Mica Furniture
company, obtained the wedding rings
from Rakosi the jeweler, and have been
issued license by Charles Holderness,
county clerk of Kenosha county. Free
taxi service will be provided for the
young couple by the North Side Garage.
BY special request. the young couple
have asked that the huge wedding cake
given by James Graham, owner of the
White Way Cafe, be cut into thou
sands of pieces and distributed by four
little girls dressed in white. The cake
is of mammoth proportions and cost
over fifty dollars for the ingredients
alone. Due to the great number of
people expected at the celebration, only
ladies will be served with cake.
Division of Parade.
The first division will be composed
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der command of Assistant Chief John
Cyzak; Grand Marshal Frank Harvell;
the Since band; Troop E Cavalry, I'M
der command of Capt. John D. Alexan-
der; Mayor Joachim and city officials;
the Grand Army of the Republic, I'M
der command Of Theodore Boyington:
the United Spanish War Veterans and
the American Legion. The wedding
party will end the first division.
The American Legion at their meet
ing held last night, decided to turn out
in full uniform, and will meet at the
Legion club rooms at 6:45 p. m. ANY
and all ex-service men are invited and
urged, to fall in line there. Chairman
M. J. Donahue promised to have the
Since band meet the soldiers at the
Legion headquarters.
Second Division.
The uniformed Catholic Knights and
drum corps, under command of Captain
Lewis Prefer, will be the first in line
in the second division, with J. Dagen-
bach as marshal. The Kenosha Adj
vancement association will then be in
line with the Kenosha Retailers ASSOC
citation following. The Kenosha I'M
provement association of the west side
merchants will end the second division.
Third and Fourth Divisions.
The third division will be the Boy
Scouts with Dave Fogwell in command.
The scouts will furnish bugle and
drum corps.
The fourth division will be composed
of the men who built the Main street
bridge.
All business houses in the city are
asked to display the American flag on
this day. +