The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-11-01

Miss Aileen Kerwin was a weekend
guest of friends in Oshkosh.
Ralph Barber attended the lumber
mems conference at Milwaukee Tues
day and Wednesday.
Fred Bernoft was pleasantly sur
prised Thursday evening by a number
of friends in honor of his birthday.
Mrs. Joe Zelinger and Miss Wayne
Mathews spent Wednesday in Chicago.
Monday afternoon at z o'clock the
teachers and officers of the Community
church Sunday school will meet for
special training in the work they are
doing with the boys and girls of Silver
lake and surrounding community
G. Il. johnson and family returned
to Kenosha after spending several
months at their cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Westridge and
Mrs. Ed Sawder of Chicago spent last
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
10th.
Frank Kamin left on Sunday for Chi
cago, where he accepted position.
Several new articles of permanent
equipment have been added to the
stage of the Community hall, among
them being a front curtain, side foot
lights and DINNERS and back curtain
The new equipment makes many beau
tiful and varied lighting effects posi-
ble
Mrs. William Riggs entertained sew
eral friends and relatives at birthday
party Sunday, in honor of her daugh-
ter Carol
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Hanson motored
to Whitewater Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baad, who have been their guests the
past week, returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Button entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Button and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ihlenfeldt and family of Wilmot
on Sunday.
William Lingenfeller and brother Of
Chicago spent the weekend here.
Richard Wohlford and son Martin
and Vivian Holtdorf spent Friday in
Chicago.
Mrs. A. Klemstein of Fox River
called on her sister, Mrs. Amos Rudolf,
en- Monday.
Fred Schwartz and son Frank and
family spent several days at Riverdale,
ILL.,, visiting relatives the past week.
The cities will not be alone this year
in the celebration of national father
and son week, Nov. 11-17, which prom
Uses to be also a big event at Silver
lake. Nov. 10Th is the day set aside
by the Silverlake people as their spe-
cial day. At 6 o'clock dinner will be
served in the Community hall for all
fathers and their sons. After the dir
Eer there will be several musical num-
bers of special interest. These will be
followed by short talks by many of
the guests present, after which DR.. F.
G. Behner of Milwaukee will deliver
the address of the evening. DR.. Behner
is well known in Milwaukee as a strong
speaker and it is rare treat for the
people of this community to have a
Nan of his caliber here to make an
address. Each father in the commune
ty is asked to invite his son or sons
to the banquet.
Mrs. Florence Peterson and son spent
the weekend with her sister, Mrs
Byron Patrick Of Trevor
Fred Griep of Chicago was week
end guest at his home here.
Two new members, Leo Letting and
Robert Leonard, erode the goat" at the
Beaver club meeting last Tuesday
evening. There have been so many
boys in SilverlakeI nearly old enough
to belong to the club that the members
thought it advisable to create new
order for the boys between the ages
of ten and eleven. The new organi-
cation will be known as the Beaver
Prospects. The conditions of mem ber-
ship for this club are the same as
those of the Beavers, and the Beaver
Prospects will enjoy all the regular
privileges, except that they will not
be initiated nor will they be allowed
to witness the cerem ony. They will
not be allowed to know the password
and thus will not participate in any
Of the ritualistic meetings. The first
new member to be admitted into this
order was Charles Jackson.
Miss Blanche Dalton of Kenosha
spent the weekend with her parents
here.
Mrs. Claire Dixon called en- relatives
in Kenosha Wednesday,.