The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-21

forget that there will be a dance with
music by Jimmie Henchel and his
Radio Fireworks. This orchestra Is
in very great demand around Chicago,
and it is only through very FORUM
ate arrangement that they have been
secured for this entertainment.
If history repeats itself, Twin
Lakes ball room should be filled to
capacity. This show has played to
"sold out" houses in score of cities.
Get in line and hear the best on the
airi
A wedding of interest to the com
munity occurred at Waukegan Thurs
day, May ID, when DR.. H. c. Darby
and Mrs Mile Hasselman, both of
this village, were married.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence HolEdorf,
Milwaukee, spent the weekend at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Holtdorf.
Doris Ganzlin and Loretta Peacock
were in Milwaukee for the day Thurs
day.
Irving Carey drove to Madison and
Stevens Point over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dalrymple of Mil
waukee were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Dolores BrownelI.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stoxen of Waucon-
da were up for the day Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Stoxen. Mrs. Lau-
ra Cook, who has been visiting for Sc
Teral weeks at the Stoxen home, re-
turned to Wauconda with them.
Mrs. R. Ihlenfeldt and Helen Nazer
were in Milwaukee for the day, Sat
urday.
The play, "The Arrival of Kitty"
given by the girls from the rural nor
NAL school under the auspices of the
Wilmot fire department last Thurs
day evening, was greeted by hundred
dollar house. The girls took their
parts very creditably, and their au-
dience was highly pleased with the
entertainment furnished.
The Wilmot baseball Geam will play
the Eagle team from Kenosha Sunday,
May ID, at the Wilmot park. On May
81, the local team goes TO Eagle Lake
where they play Sturtevant.
Mrs. Laura Ferry Of Lake Forest
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Lotus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holtdorf were
at Delavan Sunday for the Delavan-
Burlington ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. McDougall and fam
lily spent the day, Sunday, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. j. Leach of Brighton.
County Superintendent Ihlenfeldt
announce the date of the rural school
exercises to be held at Paddocks Lake
on Thursday, June IL.
Last Tuesday evening the orchestra
and band of the Union Free High
school gave program under the d.
rection of their instructor, Principal
Eldom Mulder. The numbers were
very pleasing, we'll executed and show
led excellent training and patient drill
by Principal Mulder. It was the mi
tial appearance of the band for this
school year, and they were very we'll
received. Their selections were not
only harmonious but played in unison.
The orchestra has appeared many
times and their work is always very
god Special mention should be made
of their pianist, Miss Ruth Curtis, for
the splendid accompanying she does.
County Superintendent Ihlenfeldt
spoke at the Lamb school in Kenosha
on May Is and will speake at Brigh-
ton on May 90, the Harmon school, Ke-
nosha, May 81 and the Walker school
at Bristol on May 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nett, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Nett were in Union Grove
Sunday.
kicked Out of College," the senior
class play for 1925, will be presented
at the Wilmot gymnasium Friday
night, May 20. A very large cast of
16 male characters and IL female in
Guiding a regular Ziegfield Follies
chorus Of ten boys has been chosen.
The cast is made up of the following
students: Milward Bloss, Fred Schmal-
feldt, Elmer Stensel, Kenneth Larwin,
Norman Richards, Clarence 10th. Wal
lace Miller, Elmer 10th, Charles
Jurevik Eugene Frank, Margaret Stox-
en-, Astrid Peterson, Rose Rush, Elsie
Reimen, Lillian Shedek, Florence
Bloss, Irva D ow IL, Marguerite
Schuelke, Louise Nueman. Joseph Ka-
min, Reginald Eppin Leo Letting,
Norton Bassett, Grace Sutcliffe, Alice
McDougall, Hazel Lubkeman and Will
lie illegal. Ruth Curtis will accom-
pany at the piano for the chorus and
the orchestra, under Mr.. Mulder, will
furnish selections between acts.
"Kicked Out Of College" is an excel
lent comedy of mastery construction
Astounding in incidents and mirth-prc-
voking' episodes. A Juvenile come
diaE .impersonating a temperamental
young lady, coon and a colored wash
lady, sporty college boys, hen-peck-
ed husband, q college grind, a suf-
fragist leader, motherly old land
lady, fussy French madomeselle, add
local college color add to the general
interest. Tho plot centers about the
most popular boy at college who is
! busy with an invention and SO many
various social and athletic activities
that he is dropped from the enroll
ment.
The play is being directed by Miss
Edith Melcalf, who has staged sever