The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-15

Agnes and Jane Mcclure entertained
their niece, Sister NJ. Josette, and also
Sister NJ. Rose of st. Mary's Academy,
Milwaukee, for the past two weeks.
Tom Fleming is spending several
days in northern Michigan.
Mrs. J. Bienie was in Kenosha Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Elkerton and chill
dren, Lawrence Fleming and Miss
frankie Stewart of Kenosha were week
end guests at the Fleming home. Miss
Stewart has been back from California
but a short while. She spent the sum-
mer there with Mr.. and Mrs Robins.
Rev. J. Brasky spent the first of the
week at Racine.
Mr., and Mrs. B. Riel and sons, Mrs.
X. Lampe ard Mrs. L. Murphy, of Ke-
nosha, were visitors at the Tom Moran
home on Sunday.
Remember the big game at Silver
lake next Sunday afternoon, Septem-
Der 18th. Silverlake will meet the
State Liners in the third of the series.
Each team has game to its credit
and this will be very exciting. A pro-
fessional umpire has been secured for
this game. Sundays game had to be
called off because the diamond was
under water.
Clayton Lester was out from Oak
Park, Sunday, and spent the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Shotliff.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Shales and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Shales and children, Of Wood
stock, spent Sunday with David and
Sadie Shales
Elsie Harms is making an extended
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Vandersee, of
Wheatland.
Mrs. Knudson, Leslie and Alice
Knudson were in Chicago over the
weekend.
Alice Cole of Crystal Lake, and Tom
Anderson, of Long Beach, Cal, spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Kruckman.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ward and son mo-
tored to Milwaukee, Sunday.
Miss G. Fisher returned from Water
town where she spent the summer the
first of the week.
The Holy Name congregation is Civ
| ing e program and dance at the w. NJ.
A. hall this Friday evening and cor
dial invitation is extended to all. A
very interesting program has been
arranged with numbehs by the Beck
man quuartette and solos by Fred
Beckman of Kenosha. Solos by E. Ell
kerton, of Kenosha, Mrs. Starr, one of
Kenosha's most noted women voealists
will appear, also. Richard Francis, a
noted cello player from Kenosha will
give several numbers and Riley, the
whistler, from Burlington, has con-
scented to appear. Honora Mcclure,
Eof Chicago, will act as accompanist
for several of the numbers. The la
dies of the congregation have arranged
to serve, ice cream, cake, doughnuts
and coffee in the dining hall. Several
articles of splendid value will be given
away with the admission tickets. The
Gump Orchestra will play for the in
formal dancing following the program.
| Ursula Kerwin left Sunday for Glen
Beulah, Wis, where she accepted a
position as instructor of English and
history for the school year at the Glen
Beulah High school. Miss Kerwin
graduated from Milwaukee Normal
this past summer.
Dorothy Dixon, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Dixon, of Silver
lake, and John Vivian Holtdorf, only
son of Mrs. Laura Holtdorf of Silver
lake, were married at the parsonage at
Lake Mills, Wis, on Labor Day, by the
Rev. S. Reitz. Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon and
Mrs. Holtdorf attended the wedding at
Lake Mills. Following the ceremony
Mr.an Mrs. Holtdorf left on a we'd
ding trip to the Wisconsin Dells. On
their return they went to housekeep-
ing at Silverlake where the groom is
the Junior partner in the firm of Rich
ter and Holtdorf. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Holtdorf were graduates from the U.
F. H. school this past June in the class
of 1921, and were very popular among
their schoolmates. Monday night q
crowd of their friends arranged a
most successful charivari in their
honor, at the lake.