South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-02
SOCIAL IND OTHER TNTERESTO OF WOMEN
SOCIETY

The fourth and last dance 10 be
given this year by Notre Dame stu
dents Will be the junior prom that is
TO be held at Place hall, Wednesday
evening. June g. The juniors have
made extensive preparations for their
ball and hope 10 make IT the banner
event of the Notrc Dame social sea-
son Their decorating effects viii be
entirely different from any that have
been used at the other class dances
this year The grand march is TO be-
gin at S.45 and viii be led by Robert
Roach. president of the junior class.
and Miss ellen HagedOrn OF South
Bend.
The music for the program Of 21
dances will be played by the Wheeler
and Seymour orchestra Of Michigan
city. The committee that has arrang-
ed for the dance consists OF Mark
Duncan, chairman. Albert Kuhle.
Norman Bartholomew. James San
ford, Keith Jones, J. G. Smith. Ed
ward Gushurst, Joseph Plska, Stepn-
en- Burns and Joseph Stack
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sausen. 3O4 +.
Wayne St, have issued Invitations for
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Ethel Sausen, TO Oscar Vanderbosch
OF River Park, which will take place
June 10 at st. Patrick's church. The
bride-tO-be has been the recipient OF
"A number of cOurtesies and several
others are planned for her before her
wedding. Miss Elizabeth Powers will
entertain a few friends at dinner
Tuesday evening at her home, 513 \.
St Joseph ST, for Miss Sausen. Miss
johanna VanderbOsch will give a
linen shower for her Wednesday
evening and the Children of Mary
Of st. Patrlcks church kitchen
shower Friday evening in St Pat
rick's library. Miss Helen Sausen. sis
ter of the bride-to-be, entertained
pleasantly Monday evening with a
miscellaneous shower. Thirty-tive
guests were entertained with games
and music and a light supper was
served at the close of the evening. In
a contest the favor went TO Miss
Elizabeth Powers and musical num-
bers were furnished by Miss Eliza
beth Ganser of Mishawaka.
Arrangements for a general meet
ing Of the st. Joseph county w. G. T.
T. to be held Friday afternoon, June
II. at the home OF Mrs. Fred Keller,
were made Monday afternoon at the
monthly meeting of the executive
committee of the county union at the
Y. w. G. A. At the general meeting
Rabbi CrOnbaCh will give a report of
the national conference of charities
and corrections recently held at Mem
phis, Tenn.
Miss Julia Berriault 623 Crescent
av.. and Perry Zentz. $50 Keasey St,
were quietly married Monday aft
ernoon at O'Clock i'm the presence of
relatives and friends by the Rev.
Father Charles FinneT, G. :. c.. at St.
Joseph's rcctOry. Miss Davies acted
as bridesmaid, while Louis Adelsper-
GER attended the groom. The bride
wore an attractive suit Of blue broad
cloth and carried cOrSage of white
American Beauty roses. Miss Davies
was PeCOmingly gowned in black silk
crepe and also carried "A COrsage
bouquet. o'clock dinner was
served at the home of Jesse Wesco,
623 Crescent av. White American
Beauty roses were used very effective
" in decoration. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
ZentZ are well Known here and have
a host OF friends. The bride is the
daughter of Paul Berriault. 210 y.
st. Peter st. She has resided for a
number OF years with her sister. Mrs.
Jesse WeSco. Mr. ZentZ is a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Zentz. 526 Keasey
St The young people left Immediate
~ for various points in Michigan TO be
gone a week. Upon their return they
viii be at home at $50 Crescent av.
Invitations have been issued by the
DuX club of the high school for a
dance 10 be given at American hall
Thursday evening. June 4th. Twenty
four couples have been invited.
Mates orchestra will furnish music
during the evening.
In honor OF the 18th birthday an
niversary of their daughter. Minerva,
Mr. and Mrs. w ID. Whiteman en-
tertained 100 guests Friday evening.
Among a number from out of the
city were Miss Ethel English, Miss
Josephine Jackson and Raymond
Cook OF Plymouth The house was
decorated with clusters OF iris and
jacminy.