The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-05-01
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that N!ppSre!nk draws. The GROUNDS
A.e beng beau.ffed with flower beds
~sd BID houses. $4,000 alone has been
penn TO perfect tie beach for this
reason.
Nr. james Gemmell real Scotch
man who was golf professional Of the
4 Aloes Golf club of Scotland for twelve
years, and two years as professional at
4 shpsming. Michigan. has been secured
4 so' N:ppersmks professional for the
4 coming season Mr. Gemmeli is a man
who has devoted his whole E:s 20 gal?
land knows every angle of the game,
ranking as an excellent instructor.
The usual Saturday night dances
arc to be held and possibly on We'd
nesday during the season
/ The wonderful recreational advant-
ages now offered at Nippersink lodge
and Golf course are Recognized and
used not only by hundreds OF resort
ers who spend their summers in this
vicinity, bat many OF the local resi-
dents are fastening to take advantage
OF the marvellous play ground that lies
at their DOORS /: would be hard 20 end
elsewhere the combination of sports
i provided by the thoughtful manage
ment OF Eippersink. The golf course
is one of the sportiest in the country.
excellent tennis courts have been laid
out; there is a baseball diamond; a
playground for the childreE bathing
beach with all the latest equipment;
q dining room whose Chef has estab-
lishcd an excellent reputation for the
/ Nippersink cuisine, a lodge with every
convenience found in any we'll APP
pointed country club, locker-rooms,
! shower baths, smoking rooms, rest
rooms and the lounge where dsncea
are held.
The grounds have been beautifully
laid out and the lodge, dining hall.
hotel and cottages built on the rolling
hills above Lake TomheaU, AID ali cor
! forming the same type of architecture,
the English make a picturesque inn
preston tLat delights the eye of the
beholJer.
Edward Altman of Kenosha has &C.
cepted the position az manger az Nip
pers:nk for the coming season. Under
Mr.. Altman's efficient and genial direc-
tion, Nippersink bids fair to be one OF
the most popular summer attractions.
At a meeting of the officers of the
U. F. H. school Alumni held at the
home Of Irving Carey at Wilmot Sat
urday night the date Cor this years
banquet and dance was set for Sat
urday night, May %. The banquet IS
to be served by the domestic science
department of the school under Miss
Posts able direction. A clever speaker
from amongst the graduates of former
years has been chosen as postmaster.
The local high school orchestra will
play during the banquet and for the
dancing afterwards. Other interesting
numbers are to be given by we'll
known performers during the evening.
The president, Fred Zimmerman of
Milwaukee, wishes to make the affair
very informal with attractive enter
tainment offered, but with the idea
uppermost that the affair this year
is to be more in the nature of a real
reunion.
For the Love OF Johnny.
For the Love Of Johnny, copy
right play by Hamilton and directed
| by R. S. Ihlenfeldt will be given at
the U. F. H. school gymnasium, by To-
| cal talent on the night of Friday May
/
drama of strong heart interest
which has moved many audiences to
both tears and laughter. It's chief in
terest as play is contained in its
dramatic situations and it abounds in
clean comedy.
Character parts have been assign
ed to Mrs. R. Ihlenfeldt who takes the
leading feminine roll as Ethel Banks,
the niece Of Harriet Banks the Aunt,
with the reputation of real whip.
This part is to be taken Il by lrma
Schmatfedt. Dorothy Banks, the
daughter has been taken by Rhoda
Jedele. The william of the play is Dick
Weyburn and Cyril Dalton will por-
tray this part. Jerry Meyer Banks, the
Uncle, completely under the domi-
nance of his wife, Irving Carey; Phil
Osborne, a Soldier in Love with Dor
othy, Lyle Kirkoff; John Turkey, Legs,
cunning Indian, VIM. Fiegel: Father
Ryan, A Catholic Priest, Lynne Shere
man; Johnny Banks, an iappealing per-
sonality, Stanley Stoxen; Mr.. Woois,
stranger.
Between acts, rip roaring vaudeville
acts have been provided. The hrs.
ShSLSh WAL OS t6O CGWSp 1hey DEM
stein in trouble with his wife, taken By
Cyril Dalton and joey Fierstein, look
ing for partner, Charles Jurvich.
A clever sketch entitled Rival
Speakers" will be put on by Stanley
Becker and Charles Jurvich.
The high schoo: orchestra under
the able direction of Mrs. Reschke will
provide additional entertainment snd
play for the dance following the play
Tickets are to be sold at the drug
stores in Twin Lakes, H-ilmot ami
Silver Lake, as an inducemcnt 10 pur-
chasers before the night Of the play.
A charge of ten cents less than that
asked at tho ticket Office is to be made.
A delightful evenings entertainment
has been planned. Be sure to patronize
the affair.
The high school juniors have select
Led Friday night, May Is, for tho an
nual prom. Elaborate decorations arc
planned for the gymnasium and pop
ular orchestra has been secured.
Last Tuesday pight a banquet was
given at the gymnasium in honor Of
the High school basketball ..tesm ard
the Barber Colts, who were the vic.ors
of the Minor Class B tournament held
in Kenosha q few months b,ck,
The banquet was served under the
direction of Miss Post OF the domestic
science department by tbs students of
/ that departmen+ Miss Post 1yas hiphl,,