The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-11-01
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Wisconsin and a cousin of the bride,
wore a gown of ashes of roses crepe
de chine trimmed with gold cloth and
wore slippers and stockings to match
and her flowers were Ophelia roses.
Walter Perkins, of Kenosha, cousin of
the groom. served Mr.. Perkins as best
man. Miss Marion Perkins of Chicago,
a sister of the groom, played the
wedding march The house was beau
tifudly decorated with autumn foliage,
THE ceremony taking place under an
arch entirely made of oak leaves, as
tiers and ferns. A turkey dinner for
twenty-four guests followed the cere-
nony. And many of the wedding
guests recalled the wedding of the
brides parents which occurred at the
same home thirty-two years ago. The
bride and groom left that evening for
an indefinite tour through the east.
After December first Mr. and Mrs.
Perkins will be at home in Chicago to
receive their many friends and rela-
tives who join in wishing them
wealth Of health, happiness and pros
perity. A number form the Office of
the Western Electric where Mr.. Per-
kins is a mechanical engineer, drove
to the Seidschlag home Saturday night
as a surprise on Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Spear and Mrs. j.
Motley drove over from Sharon Mon
day to see Mrs. Peacock, who has
been quite, i'll the last week. Mrs.
Motley remained to assist in caring
for Mrs. Peacock,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Higgins and daugh-
ter spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Benedict, of Pleasant Prairie.
Lynne Sherman, David Elfers and
Henry Heinly will be hosts for the
next dancing party to be given on
November 10Th.
Mrs. j. Gauger and her guests, Mrs.
H. Harrow and son Arthur, of Withee,
Mrs HI. Bushing and daughter Gene,
of Chicago, and Miss Post, drove to
Milwaukee on Friday for a visit with
Mrs. A. Hanneman and sons. Mon
day Mr. Bushing drove out from Chi
cago and is staying at the Gauger
home. Tuesday Mrs Fl. Harrow and
have been visiting with Ernest and
Louisa, Scherf, motored back to their
homes at Withee, Wis.
Mrs S. Jedele was hostess for a
most enjoyable meeting Of the Will
mot Woman's club on last Wednes-'
day evening The meeting was very
we'll attended and the hostess had ar
ranged pleasing musical program.
Miss Post gave two charming num-
bers, Carrie Jacobs Bonds "Just
Awearyin' For YOU" and Edwin
Greene's "Sing Me to Sleep; two vio-
! lin selections were given by Alfred
Reschke ably accompanied by Rhoda
Jedele. Mr.. Reschke was in splendid
form and gave Haesche's Souvenir de
Wieniawaski and Brahms Hochtein's
Waltz in A major in manner that
showed him a master Of violin tech
nique An orchestra composed of
Rhoda Jedele, Mary Hoffman, Norman
Jedele and Alfred Reschke entertain
ed with several numbers and their
! work was we'll received Several civic
questions of Importance were taken
up during the business. meeting. Mrs.
Walter Carey will be the next hostess
for the club on Wednesday, November
21st Mrs. Jedele served asdelightful
lunch at the conclusion. of the bust
ness session.
The following are the games on the
Union Free High school basketball
schedule: November-16, pick up team,
at Wilmot; November %, Richmond,
at Richmond; December 7, McHenty
at Wilmot; December 81; Waterford,
at Wilmot; December %, Hebron, at
Wilmot; January a, Alumni, at WIFE
mot; January II, Hebron, at Wilmot;
January 10, McHenry, at McHenry;
February 8, Richmond, at Wilmot;
February 10, Genoa, at Wilmot; Febr-
uary %, Williams Bay. at Wilmot
February 20, Genoa, at Genoa; March
| 6, Waterford, at Waterford; March Is,
Williams Bay, at Williams Bay. There
have been offers from Waucanda, Cur
nee, Burlington, Rochester, Honey
Creek, Antioch and other teams but
a definite schedule for these games
! has not been arranged.
Wilmot Grade Notes.
Frank Young, of Chicago, entered
! first grade last week.
The school children were absent
Monday.
The probation officer visited school
on Monday.
The children in the primary room
enjoyed a Halloween party Friday
afternoon. The afternoon was spent
in Halloween stunts and games. Each
girl brought lunch, and as Miss Hope
played the piano the boys passed the
lunch baskets around, keeping the one
they had when. the music stopped.
The children appeared in witch and
ghost costumes.
Union Free High School Notes.
Anna Filson visited school on We'd
nesday.
Hazel Stoxen was absent Thursday
because of illness.
A number of the students attended
Penrod and Sam, at Burlington on
Wednesday night.
Edna Fiegel was absent Friday.
| The following literary program was
held Friday: Origin of Halloween,
Ruth Pacey; Halloween Franks and
0mens, Elsie Rieman; Halloween
Story, Irma Dowell; recitation, "Little
Orphan Annie" Florence Bloss; Hal
lowe'en story, Beatrice Dalton; Hal
lowe'en story, Florence Fiegel; Crosby
Echoes, Stanley Becker and Fred
Schmalfeldt.
A debate on Resolved That Country
Life is Better Than City Life" was
given by Sophomores on Wednesday.
The negative was upheld by Charles
Krahn, Hazel Lubkeman, Ruth Cur
tbs; the Affirmative by Irva Dowell,
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