South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-19
SOCIETY

The third annual military ball Of
The Notre Dame regiment given We'd
nesday evening in Place hall was an
affair OF eclat iuaugurating the col
Iege social season and ecllpsing SINH
Lar affairs OF previous years.
With the sounding OF the assembly
call By the \otre Dame bugle corps
the grand march began at o'clock.
led by Captain and Mrs. r. r. StOgs-
dali followed by the officers Of the
regiment in fun uniform. with their
partners AT the end OF the march
the officers drew up in double file.
faced one another and drew their
sabers TO form an arch under which
he remainder Of the company
marched. The program of p dances
was played by the Neutrality-suspicious.
orchestra % Michigan City. each num-
Der being a delightful surprise in the
way OF electrical effects managed by
-. w Salisbury OF Michigan City
The old favorite. the anvil chorus, was
Earied by a FREELY dance thunder
storm and ether lovely effects.
supper was served at 1880 o'clock
in the dining room. The hall was ap-
pTOpriately decorated with army para
phernalia and patriotic emblems. The
tango and it's variations. which have
been forbidden by the heads Of the
senCe.
The patrons and patronesses of the
affair were Captain and Mrs. StOgs-
dali. Prof and Mrs. w l.. Benitz,
Prof. and Mrs. j. NJ. Cooney MIR. and
Mrs q. A. Farabaugh, Judge and Mrs
r. r. Howard. Prof. and Mrs. James
Hines. Prof. and Mrs. A. L. Hubbard
Mr. and Mrs. ]. g. Harper Mr.. and
Mrs w. A. McIneray Or and Mrs
p. j: Powers, Prof. and Mrs. X. b.
smith Prof. and Mrs. J. l.. Worden
The committee chairmen in charge Of
ne affair We're: General chairman
col J. NJ. Walsh. assisted by Lieut.
Col ID. X. Shouvlin. Major G. J. Der
rick. Major Fred Gushurst Capt NJ.
+. Walter. Capt. +. w. O'Reilly, Lieut.
L. p. Gendron and Lieut.. Leo Muckle.
The first academies of st. Marys
academy. entertained the collegiate
and academic department with
Court Party" Wednesday evening i'm
the gymnasium. The hall was dec
GRATED with the national eTnblems.
The stage represented the royal court
on which were erected the thrones of
the king and Queen of Hearts.
The program opened with a formal
entrance OF the "T[inE and Queen,
followed by Their attendants A Rus
sian folk dance by the members OF
the first academic class vas the prin-
cipal feature Of the evening. y grand
march and general dancing concluded
the entertainment Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Murdoch Of Lafayette were
among those present. their daughter.
Miss Alice Murdoch. taking a promi-
nent part in the entertainment.
The North Side Culture club met at
the home Of Mrs. Floyd Deahl. S14
Van Buren, St, Wednesday afternoon.
The members were each allowed a
guest and about % enjoyed Mrs.
DeahFs hospitality The program
opened with a French song, without
schmidt. The club is studying Victor
Hugo, sung by Mrs Louis Hammer
schmidt. The club is stdying Victor
HugO's Les Miserables' and Mrs. f.
OF the books Famine" and Cos
settle. "HugO's Leadership of the
Romantic School, was the title OF an
instructive paper read by Mrs. r. \.
Messick. Mrs. Frank Bolton of La
porte, a former member Of the club,
gave a delightful piano solo. "Hark.
Hark the Lark Schubert-Liszt. Mrs.
~ l. Bremen read Riley's Mary
Jane" which was thoroughly enjoyed.
The afternoon closed with a social
nour. The house was beautifully dec
grated with red. white and blue, the
color scheme being carried out In the
refreshments. Tiny flags were sOuve-
niers OF the occasion.
The second annual dance and card
party given by the Singer Outing club
at American hall last evening, for its
members and friends. was attended by
about 60 couples. Forty couples en-