South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-07
SOCIAL IND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN
SOCIETY

The annual cotillion of the sOpho-
more class OF N0tre Dame university
last evening i'm Place hall proved most
delightful. Although the company
was unusually small for a college af-
fair, the guests having numbered
90. II was none the less pleasant for
those who attended The ball room
was arranged with "a bower of palms
and ferns in the center OF the room
behind which the Fisher orchestra Of
Kalamazoo played. Cosy corners were
arranged in the corners and the walls
were hung with banners and pennants
and the ceiling was massed with gold
and blue steamers. The dining room
where light refreshments We're served
during the evening was made coy
with rugs, blankets and pennants The
march began at o'clock led by Louis
Keifer OF Indianapolis and Miss Mar
garet Williams OF South Bend. The
programs were blue suede with gold
monographs.
The entertaining committee was com
posed of Louis Keller, Twyman Mat
tingly. Rudolph Kelly. Simon. Ru-
dOlph, Paul Savage and Eugene Nc
Bride. The patrons and patronesses
for the affair were, Judge and Mrs.
Timothy r. Howard, Judge and Mrs
G.. a. Farabaugh. Prof. and Mrs VIII
liam L. Benitz, Prof. and Mrs James
Hines, Prof. and Mrs. John NJ. Cooney.
Prof. and Mrs. Bucius Hubbard. Prof.
and Mrs. Knowles =. smith, Prof. and
Mrs. John l.. WOrden, Or. and Mrs
Francis j. Powers. Prof. and Mrs. W.
Mclnerney, Capt and Mrs. Ralph r.
Stogsdall.
Miss Nadine Folsom entertained the
members OF the first section of the
department Of literature OF the Prog
resS club informally Wednesday even
i'm at Of
Miss Thekla Sack gave an excellent
comparative study of Racine's and
GOethes "Iphigenia. During a short
business session the tentative plans
for next years program were made.
Miss Edythe Brown was elected chair
man in place of Miss Wanda Romig,
who resigned. Miss Rose Bennett was
named vice chairman and Mrs G. b
HanSel secretary. The hostess served
delicious refreshments at the close of
the evening.
Mrs. Jacob Irmiter was the charm
ing hostess at card party given
Thursday afternoon at her home on
w. Coltax av. as a courtesy TO Mrs.
Fred Meifeld OF Frankfort Ind,
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. /. y. Miller. The favor was
won by Mrs. ID. Sherman Ellison.
Following the games dainty refresh
ments were served
The second section Of the depart-
ment of Literature of the Progress
club viii hold its last meeting for the
season Friday afternoon. The meet
ing VIII be called at 3 o'clock instead
81 4 and following the program which
VIII consist OF stories from Les
Miserables'' told by Miss Winifred
Weld. tea will be enjoyed at the Lex
ingtOn tea room. The hOnOred guests
Will be Mrs. Carl l.. Hibberd, who
will return from her wedding trip the
latter part Of the week Miss Madge
Woodward whose engagement to
Lawrence ROmine has just been an
nounced and Miss Winifred Weld
whose engagement to Raymond Tur-
ner was announced some time ago.
With a thimble given IN the kin
dergarten rooms the Parents-T Teach
ers' club Of the COlfaX school clos
ed its season Wednesday afternoon.
Following a short talk on school gar
dens by Mrs. Ryell Il. Miller and on
hygiene by Mrs. l.. S. Fickencher, the
remainder Of the afternoon was spent
socially. Albert Cohen entertained
the guests with violin solos accom-
panied on the piano by Miss Annie
Laurie GeibTick Nictrola selections
were also "A feature. At the close of
the afternoon a committee composed
OF Mrs. II. @. Reed, Mrs. NJ. 3. Crit
fifth. Mrs. o. +. Gelbrick. Mrs. Floyd
a Deahl and Mrs. g. j. Engel served
light refreshments.