The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-06-16
Personals

Miss Clara Lind was visitor in
Chicago Monday.
F. w. Reinold has gone to the lakes
on fishing trip.
Miss Gertrude Bates was the guest
Of Milwaukee relatives over the week
end
Miss Laura Martin has resigned her
position with the Barden Store com
pany.
Miss Frances Williams has returned
from vacation visit in Stevensville,
Mich.
Ray Broadhead has resigned his po-
sition as window trimmer with the J.
Gottlieb company.
Miss Mabel Brogap of Antioch, was
the guest of her sister Miss Maude
Brogan on Monday.
The regular meeting of the daughters
of St. George was held at Modern
Woodman hall Monday evening
The regular meeting of the Brother
hood of American Yeomen, will be held
at Modern Woodman hall this evening.
Miss Virginia Wulff has gone to
Evanston, H., today to attend COM
mencement exercises at Northwestern
University.
Mrs. Corliss Clifford has returned to
her home, CTS Pleasant street, from the
Kenosha hospital where she recently
underwent an operation.
The. members of the Woman's Aid
society of the First Congregational
church met in the church assembly
hall Monday Afternoon.
The regular Catholic Woman's club
card party for the benefit of St. Cath
crimes Memorial hospital is being given
at the institution this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Sprague of Chi
cago, have returned to Chicago after a
few days visit with their son, John
H. Sprague, 612 S. Chicago street.
Mrs. William H. Goldstine, 963 S.
Rowland avenue, was hostess for the
regular meeting of the Hensington
society of First Baptis tchurch Monday
evening.
The regular business meeting of the
Young Peoples Society, Christian En-
deavor, was held at the home of Miss
Catherine Williams, Edward street, on
Monday evening.
Misses Viola Marineau; Florence
Vollmer and Genevieve Holahan and
Edward Regnier, Robert Quayle and
Albert johnson motored to Racine on
Monday evening,
Mrs. Clifford E. Randall, $40 Prairie
avenue, will entertain members of the
Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club at the
final gathering of the season at her
home this afternoon.
Funeral services for the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Rice,
Att Bond street, were held at three
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Interment
was in St. James cemetery.
Assistant City Engineer Robert Smith
is confined to his room with an infec-
ton in his right foot. The condition
has become so serious that he may be
laid up for several days as a result.
Application for marriage licenses
were made on Monday by the follow
ing: Vincent S. Strang, 8O2 Erie street
and Miss Verona Pliskha, 260 Valen-
tine street; Andrew Bakula and Miss
Anna Nemila, both of Kenosha.
The members of the Drama Circle of
the Catholic Womans club will meet
with Miss Alice Quigley, 564 Edward
street, Saturday evening. All members
are requested to be present as matters
Of Importance will be discussed.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Pfennig and
son Frederick, who has just returned
from his school work at St. Johns
Military Academy at Delafeld, went
out to the Pfennig summer home at
Twin Lakes for a few days outing
this morning.
Norman J. Ross of the Hotel Nay
wood arranged a party in celebration
of the birthday anniversary of Fred
Palmgreen Sunday evening. A coterie
of guests was invited for dinner at
six o'clock. Novel appointments and
favors marked the event,
A group of friends surprised Carl
Erickson at his home, 1860 First street,
Monday evening, in observance of his
birthday anniversary. There was a
program of the usual games and a
sweet course was served at late hour.
Covers were placed for fifty.
The first in the series of weekly
afternoon bridge parties for women
was given at the Country club Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Rudolph Gottfredson
received handsome award as holder
of highest score. The games were in
terrupted for short interval at four
thirty o'clock when the hostess COM
mittee served refreshments. Garden
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