Kenosha News from Kenosha, Wisconsin • 3

1 PAGE THREE mAV 5 1920 KENOSHA EVENING NEWS Personals Society Social Events 1 KORF'S SCHUBERTS RAISE MEMBERSHIP TRIO OF ARTISTS SCORES SUCCESS TO HIDE SILVER FOR KENOSHANS Fine Concert Presented by Swedish Baptist Aid Society Kenosha to Have Hunt All of Its Own Next Week EXCELLENT PROGRAM LOTS OF MYSTERY Important Matters Considered at Meeting of Club on Thursday Plans for the open meeting of the Schubert club to be 'held later in the month featured the business session of the Thursday afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs Fred Krah 729 Market street It will be an afternoon gathering rather than an evening event as Heretofore at the home of Mrs Jacob Ruster 564 Chicago street Each member is privileged to invite one guest Another important consideration was the decision to raise the membership list from thirty-five to fifty Mrs Brown and Mrs Peter Fisher Jr were accepted as members at meeting The paper for the afternoon was read by Mrs Davin Due to the absence of Miss Edna Cameron who was to have arranged the program impromptu numbers were given Mrs Gaffney Mrs Richard Cavanagh Miss Johanna Madsen and Mrs Richard Snowhook gave vocal selections and Miss Virginia Wulff gave a piano number Mrs Krah rendered a violin number Miss Wulff also presented the cause of the Constitutional Defense League for which she is local chairman Mrs Dolan assisted as hostess during the social hour A refreshment course was served We were fortunate to secure a fine lot of Coats from an overstocked manufacturer at such a low figure that we can offer you Coats valued to $7500 at Wae Doern was a visitor In Chicago on Thursday A Brooks transacted business in Racine on Thursday Zalmon Simmons 1111 Spent Thursday in Milwaukee was a business visitor in Milwaukee on Thursday Attorney Moyle of Racine is a business visitor in Kenosha today Miss Elizabeth Schulz was a visitor in Milwaukee on Thursday evening Mrs John I Chester of Park row was a Thursday visitor in Milwaukee Mrs Jet Tully entertained at bridge this afternoon at her home on Pomeroy street Mrs Bienemann and daughters Lois and1 Marjorie are visiting in Chicago today The members of the Park Avenue Home Missionary society held a rummage sale in the church gymuasium Thursday afternoon The Kenosha factory superintendents are holding their regular fortnightly meeting at the club this after-non Application for a marriage license was made on Thursday by Mark Ustinowich and Miss Marie Dumesic both of Kenosha Mrs Ira Tower 608 Harry avenue entertained the ladies of the GtA at their customary semi-monthly social Thursday afternoon The members of the Pleasant Prairie Pleasure club will entertain with a dancing party at the Pleasant Prairie town hall this evening Mr and Mrs Cannon of Los Angeles Calif formerly of Chicago were guests of Miss Ottilie Richter Wayne avenue Thursday The members of the St society of St George church entertained with an enjoyable dancing party at St George hall Thursday evening Miss Alice Wright a missionary from Alaska is the speaker at the silver tea given by the ladies of St church at Guild hall this afternoon Dr Roger Albright superintendent of the elementary department of the board of Sunday schools Chicago was the speaker at the monthly luncheonmeeting of the Park Avenue Church School board at six-forty-five Thursday evening Miss Wilma Pickering was hostess at a bunco at her home 602 Howland avenue Thursday evening Awards were given to Mrs Edward Kanehl and Mrs Bessie Burg An elaborate four course luncheon course was served late in the evening Appointments were pink and white More than a- hundred members of the Kenosha Council of the Knights of ColumbuS are planning td motor to Burlington on Sunday to be present at an initiatory meeting there Past State Deputy Walter Burke of Kenosha is to be in charge of the work of the third degree ANNUAL ROUNDUP OF CLUB WORKERS Exhibit Will Commence Tomorrow Morning in High School Shades of Kenosha is going to have a search for buried treasure ten hordes of silver which is to extend all over the city and which promises to be almost as interesting and mveterious as the one in the famous storyv The treasure is going to be hidden somewhere in I some vacant lots in Kenosha and all I I the person has to do to get the treasure is to find it 1 Sounds fishy it? But here the conditions! Hidden at Dead of Night Silver a Goldwyn feature film of the famous Klondike region is to be shown at the Burke Theatre on next Friday and Saturday November 12 and 13 and between that I time and the present there are to be ten different hordes of silver hidden for Kenoshans to find I Between midnight tonight and midnight Friday Jones Jr the publiety manager of the Burke Theatre with Charles Collins and Marvin Kincaid two of the persons in charge of the theatre will bury not too deep ten treasure boxes having from one dollar to five dollars in each box all of it in silver somewhere in some vacant lots in Kenosha The approximate location of the lots in which the treasure is buried will be published later in Kenosha Evening exclusively With each of the ten silver hordes buried there will be three tickets for the showing of Silver No Strings Tied to It There are no strings tied to the possession of the treasure by the person who finds it with the exception that it is asked that he notify the Burke Theatre that he has discovered the chest of silver No employee of the theatre will be allowed to join in the search for the silver Searchers for the treasure are advised that there will be no need to dig deeply in the vacant lots The silver will not be buried more than a foot deep but it is admitted that every effort will be made to obliterate all traces of the hiding place Further details of the contest are to be published from time to time in the columns of this Raper Only tire most desired of the new styles stagger loose back types full ample wrap and some magnifi- cently fur trimmed made up in such materials as Bolivia Silvertone Yalama Peco Plush Suedene Plumette Goldtone Velour Broadcloth and Polo Cloth BANQUET AT ELKS CLUB The increasing appreciation of things musical which has been apparent in Kenosha during the past several months was evident Thursday eveping when an audience of four hundred people gathered the auditorium of the Swedish Baptist church to hear the concert given by Ragnhild Holmquist Congdon Edmund A Stella and Wesley LaViolette under the auspices of the Aid society of the church The concert was unique in that presented a trio of local artists who have become popular in other cities but who have not appeared frequently in public in Kenosha Mrs Congdon is a member of the faculty of the Kenosha School of Music Her voice is a soprano of fine qualities especially in the handling of lighter songs She has pleasing stage presence and sings with admirable control and self possession Verdure from was the climactic number in the program which was chosen with fine discrimination Perhaps the songs which made the most appeal were a group of Scandinavian selections which were most enthusiastically received by the assemblage As stated above Mrs Congdon is especially pleasing in the lighter songs which are delivered with a verve and spirit which combined with perfect enunciation make a most laudable showing Violin and Piano Numbers Edmund A Stella director of the Kenosha School of Music was the violin soloist It has been sometime since Mr Stella has appeared in concert in Kenosha since his work with the school has encroached upon his personal time to a very great extent The deftness and flexibility the execution of his numbers presented last evening was gen a sincerely enthusiastic reception It is probable that Mr Stella will give a senes of recitals during the winter season Wesley LaViolette had an interesting position the muscale He not only played solo organ and piano numbers with the customary finesse and artistic interpretation which mark his every offering but he also played sympathetc accompaniments for Mrs Congdon and included in the list of ocal and piano offerings to of bis own compos tiors was the name of the delightful selection sung by Mrs Congdon and so delightfully accompanied by Mr LaV 'olette His "To a Sea was a charming inter-number between the heather Etude major by Chopm and Etude Hat by Liszt Mention must also be made of the work of Mis- Iene Theresa McClay who acted as accompanist for Mr Stella Sh accomplished some difficult things in a masterly way It is anticipated trat McClay who is a newcomer to the musical circles of the city will hate a popular career as a soloist and accompanist Tomorrow morning Kenosha will be the concentration point of all the youngsters of Kenosha county who are interested in the Club Work program as outlined by the county agricultural agent The affair will start off with an exhibit of things grown by the young club men and women of Keno sha county the local high school building Many Prizes Offered The Gottlieb company has furnished $150 00 in cash for prizes which will be distributed among the young people having the best exhibits The Home State bank of Bristol and the Silverlake State bank for a week next June where the young prize winners will have an opportunity to study agricultural under college methods Three of the interested agriculturists in Kenosha county William Voss Jacob Kreuscher and Lawrence Weimer have each donated a pig which will be also presented tomorrow to the prize winners Dinner at Club After all the prizes have been given out the merits of each particular exhibit thoroughly discussed all the people who have had their club work up and who have made an entry in the Round-up will be taken to the club where a sumptuous banquet will be given them The chef has declared that he knows just what the youngsters like and has' gone on record as saying that it will be the best meal ever served in the home ATTENTION OF Knights of Columbus will meet this evening at 7 :30 at of hall and go in body to the home of the late Bro Miles James Crossin Grand Knight adv (5) KENOSHAS AT CONVENTION TWO STORES Kenosha Well Represented at Sessions of State A Meet in Milwaukee Included in the list of Kenoshans who attended the first sessions of the ninth annual convention Wisconsin Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher associations at the Public Library building Milwaukee Thursday were: Mrs James Blair and Mrs Frank Oley Washington school Mrs James Meyers and Mrs Louis Miller Weiskopf Mrs Joseph Rhode and Mrs Beyer high school Mrs Marshal Columbus Mrs Coney Orchard Knoll Mrs MacSwain Deming Mrs Wyman Miss Lilley Lincoln According to unofficial reports Kenosha had the largest delegation at the convention Mrs Tremper state president presided There was a banquet in the red room of the Hotel Pfister at six-thirty Out to make November take its place as one of the Biggest Months of our year Two stores have placed us in a position to Positively Undersell our Competetitors If you will compare values you will do your Fall Buying at either of Our Two Stores and you Will Do It Now The Greatest Reductions On Good Merchandise Ever Offered in the History of Our Business We will not only match Competitive Values but Will Go You One Bettter We will sell you Better Merchandise for Less Money Comparison will prpve this PARTY TO CLUB ASSOCIATES Miss Mary Picker November bride-elect presided at a dinner of attractive appointment to members of the Gleaners society of Grace Lutheran church in the church assembly rooms at seven Thursday evening Covers were laid for thirty-six Autumn flowers were used to carry out the yellow and white color scheme A program of games and music was arranged later tke in new members One of the most interesting events in local Moosedom was staged at Liberty hall Thursday evening when one hundred and fifty members ofthe Racne lodge joined with the Kenosha Moose an initiation celebration Eighteen candidates were taken into the society the initiatory work being under the direction of the Racine degree and drill team After the initiation ceremonial there 5 the presentation of a program by home talent artists: The American- Hawaiian string quartette gave several selections Mrs Geoige Herzog and Miss Agnes Wright sang groups of solo selections Miss Marguerite Ball offered the dance the of the and a toe dance Tony Cress exhibited light and heavyweight juggling and cannon ball manipulation An elaborate refreshment course was served late in the evening Tne Kenosha Moose have been in vited to attend a similar event to be arranged by the Racine lodge Thursday evening November 18 It is anticipated that Kenosha Moose will urn out en masse to return the -Jtesy of the Racimans BED SHEETS $235 Sheets $128 $325 Sheets $216 $245 Sheets $138 $335 Sheets 8227 $265 Sheets $156 $350 Sheets $236 $275 Sheets $168 Ex Heavy 81 $285 Sheets $170 90 $228 $300 Sheets $188 Ex Heavy 81 $315 Sheets $198 99 $375 val $238 TURKISH TOWELS 100 Dozen Fancy Turk Towels put out to sell not a profit Its our loss and your gain 50c Towels now 31c 75c Towels now 48c $1 Towels now 68c Our Ultra Stylish Brogue Model The Price $12 Piece Goods 36-inch All Wool Serges 98c 52-inch Broadcloths $600 value $388 54-inch Navy Tricotine $850 value $488 54-inch Fancy Mixtures $5 value $358 All $5 Fancy Wool Plaids $388 36-inch Costume Velour $6 value $388 40-inch Chiffon Velvets $850 value $588 40-inch Chiffon Velvets $10 value $688 40-inch Chiffon Velvets $1650 value $1188 All 50c Dress Ginghams now 35c All 75c Ginghams 32 inches wide now 50c All Imported Ginghams $1 value now 68c 75c Cotton Poplins reduced 48c 75c Sateens all colors now 48c Warm Flannelette Gowns APPLES! APPLES! The Helen will be in tomorow with a load of winter apples Jona- i thans Baldwins Kings and Greenings Will be at the Island Dock A Cerk Phore adv (6) Winter Underwear REDUCED 50 We have gathered together a great lotof Fine Winter Underwear for Women and Children to close out at just HALF PRICE Come Quick and blame us if you are not fortunate in getting in on this great offering Ready -to -Wear ALL COATS SUITS DRESSES BLOUSES DRESS SKIRTS AID FURS REDUCED FROM 25 TO 50 33 1-3 Discount on all Fur Muffs and Collars 25 Discount on all Fur Coats Extra Special Genuine Hudson Seal Coat Skunk Martin Collar and Cuffs only $385 25 Discount on all Coats and Suits 50 Discount on one lot of Fall Coats 331-3 Discount on all Georgette and Silk 31ouses 25 Discount Ion all Dress Skirts 25 Off on all Silk Satin and Wool Dresses Haig OFF FOR CONVENTION Mrs Gottlieb Prairie avenue! president of the Kenosha-Raeine sec- tion Courcil of Jewish Women left today for Denver Colo where she will attend the tri enmal of the National 1 Council of Jewish Women November 7 to 12 This tri-ennial will be one of the most notable gatherings in the history of the organization and it is anticipated that Mrs Gottlieb will I have much of interest to report at the 1 November 1G meeting of the local section BLANKETS One Lot of Full Size Single Blankets plain tans greys and Diaid Now $188 64x76 Heavy Fleeced Tan Grey $338 72x80 Extra Heavy Wool Finish $5 val $388 66x80 Wool Knap Plaids reduced to $688 72x84 Extra Heavy Wool Mixed HlQTYlfpf C7 QQ All Wool Plaids worth $1650 Now $350 Gowns $238 $400 Gowns $500 Gowns $388 $250 Gowns $178 $275 Gowns $198 $300 Gowns1 $218 BROGUE The Hit of the Season Well-dressed wide awake young men everywhere are keen for Brogues No style has ever swept the country so thoroughly it is the style feature of the season All men can wear Brogues young enough no matter how old you are if you only think so Of course we also show other standard styles for the conservative dresser including all the correct lasts patterns and leathers Come in and try on the style that appeals to BRASSIERES all greatly reduced jus $L98 $228 $288- other CORSETS -For Every Figure 75c Brassieres now 48c $1 Brassieres now 68c S125 Brassieres now 78c $150 Brassieres 98c $200 Brassieres $128 $250 Brzrbsieres $168 All $2 Corsets now $128 Sweaters Reduced 25 Discount on all Men's and Sweaters This includes silk and wool The End of theHoad A plea for pure posterity RHODE NOW 305 Main St Next to 354 MarketSt across Tel Co Corsets.