The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-06-28
WILMOT.

Catherine Alice Porter, the English
teacher at the u F. H. S. and Frank
II. Cirves, which took place at the
Capitol City Saturday evening June
GARD at eight o'clock in the University
Methodist Church, the Rev. =. W.
Brakeman reading the service.
To the strains of the Lohengrin
Wedding March played by Mrs. Helen
Burch Miller, pianist, and Melvin Blien,
violinist, members of the bridal party
took their places before the chancel
which was decorated with peonies,
white daisies and delphinium beneath
an arch Of silver willow The bride
given in marriage by hY' father, JUS
tin A. Porter, wore gown Of white
georgette over white satin, tulle veil
caught with orange blossoms and car
eird bouquet of white Killarney roses
and fever-few. The. brides university
classmate, Miss Ethelyn-Ann Hand
ran, Waterford, was maid of honor, and
was gowned in peach colored geor-
gette over peach-colored satin and
carried an arm bouquet of marguer-
ties and baby's breath. The bride
groom's sister, Miss Helen Cirves, was
bridesmaid and wore gown of orchid
georgette and carried an arm bouquet
of marguerites and baby's breath. Lit
tie Josephine Durkee, Wilmot, was
dressed in white wolfe and carried q
basket of pink and white roses.
The best man was Bernard R. Por-
ter, brother of the bride, and ushers
were Halmar A, Peterson, Chicago, and
Stuart 0. Fielder, Madison. Preceding
the ceremony Miss Brown, Madison,
sang 40 Promise Me-"
An informal reception was held at
the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin A. Porter. 801
Huntington Court Thirty guests were
present. Out-of town guests were Miss
Ida A. Jamison, Appleton, Mrs. R. L.
Scafe, Lacrosse; Mrs. Margaret M.
Durkee, Wilmot; Halmar A. Peterson,
Chicago and Clarence Schubert of
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Cirves will reside ut
224 South LaSalle Street in Aurora,
Illinois, where the former is chemical
engineer in the laboratories of the
G. B. and @. railroad.
Two of Wilmot's popular amateur
actors are taking part in the play
Safety First" which will be staged
at Solom Mills, ILL.,, Friday night June
~. Mrs. r. S. Ihelenfeldt will have
the important role of Mabel Montgom-
cry, wife Of Jack Montgomery. i'm
personated by Lynne Sherman, one
al the leading characters of the play.
Safety First" is being put on by the
Solon Improvement club and other
members of the cast are Jerry Ar
nold-Clyde Belle; Mr.. McNutt, a de-
tective, Victsr Zeigler; Elmer Flannel
Norman Klaus; Abeu Ben Moncha-
hr. Sweet; Virginia Brigger-Mrs.
Clyde Bell; Mrs. harrington Bigger,
the Mother, Mrs. Lynne Orverton;
Vuleika, Turkish girl, Myrtle Carlin;
Mary Anne OFinnerty, maid, Mrs.
Dean Thompson The members of this
cast are all very well known in this
community and large following from
Wilmot will be at Scion to see tho
play Friday evening.
The play abounds in hilarious situa-
tions and has most interesting eli
max. Many clever speciality acts have
been arranged between the acts among
them will be dancing by Mary Murphy,
song Loretta Peacock, Myrtle Garlen,
Margaret Madden. Recitations and
osher pleasing numbers will be given
he east of the prairie Rose" from
yor came to Wilmot Wednesday
ling of last week and put on one
he best staged plays ever shown
ne gymnasium. The prairie Rose"
under the direction of Miss Wv
the upper grade teacher of the
or graded schools. Miss Vivian
reader of exceptional ability and
cast showed for intensive and in
gent drill The stage properties
/ costumes were we'll chosen and
thing was lacking to portray the
tory of the play. Special mention of
no acting Of any individual would be
,ard so make as all deserve equal
raise, however, the work of Miss WV
an, Miss Ender, John Mutz, Jr., Mil
on Patrick and Henry and John Cchu-
hacker must be spoken of. Between
,cts Mrs. Frank Girard, we'll known
musician of Kenosha, played several
cry pleasing selections.
The opening move for the sale Of
admission tickets to concert by
sixty surplaced members of the very
amous Paulist Choir at the Barry
club at Twin Lakes the evening of Sat
lrday, August IL, was made on Fri
day evening when the captains Of the
Ifferent teams that are going to vie
with each other in the disposal of the
tickets met at the home of Rev, j.
Brasky to make plans for their cam
paign A thousand books were taken
by Rev, Brasky, a thousand by the
women Of the parish and another thou
sand by the men. Accounts of the
landing of the three teams will be
published from time to time, The Paul
list Choir is justly famed throughout
the United States and the Holy Name
congregation was most fortunate in
securing them for the evening of Aug.
II. They will sing out of doors in an
open air pavilion which will be we'll
lighted Many other attractions will
be arranged for the evenings enter
tainment also,
Mr.. and Mrs. Witte of Two Rivers,
Wis, spent the last week as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. r, s, Ihlenfeldt!
Anna Brasky returned to her home in