South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-11

Fifty couples attended the dancing
party given 10y the Notre Dame coun-
Gil, Knights Of Columbus. which was
held in the oliver hotel last night.
Music for the program Of 20 dances
was furnished by the Collegian's or
chestra. The grand march was led
By Grand Knight Joseph S. Smith and
Geraldine O'Neill of Mishawaka. The
patrons and patrOnesses Of the affair
We're Hon and Mrs. T.. J. NUrpillat,
Hon. and Mrs. O.. A. Farabaugh, Prof.
and Mrs. William J.. Benitz and Prof.
and Mrs. j. j. Hines. The committee
In charge was: Grand Knight Joseph
j.. Smith. Lecturer NJ. Emmett Wal
ter, T.. Vincent Mooney, Albert ].
krantz, Austin a. McNichols, Edward
+. Barrett, Edward y. Marcus. The
out OF town guests were: Miss Kath-
leen Roach, Chicago, Ill; Miss Beth
McAuliffe, Chicago, Ill; Miss Mari
tina Smith, Chicago. Ill; Miss Mo-
money Rawlins, Ia; Miss Brown,
Lockhaven, Pa; Miss Elizabeth Sen
rich, Chicago. III, and Miss Marie
Fitzpatrick, Scranton, Pa.
IN celebration OF the fifth anniver-
sary or their organization members Of
the Twin City Sewing circle were en-
tertained with an all day meeting
"Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. II.
3. ellis. lis S. ST. Louis St The
autumnal shades were featured in
the decorations. The table was CEN
tered with an empire basket Of saliva
about which were arranged sprays Of
IOhage. There were covers for To-
me afternoon hours were spent in an
informal social way and at 3 O'Clock
a luncheon was enjoyed.
This is the first year the members
have observed their anniversary. The
club has an enrolment of 13 and
meet every two weeks for a social
afternoon OF need1ework and contests.
Mrs ellis, Mrs. George Snyder Mrs
George Dressler Mrs. L. z. Carpen-
ter Mrs. Mike Kinscher and Mrs. w.
6 Herzog OF Mishawaka are the hon
orary members, while active members
include Mrs. Nelson Galbraith, Mrs.
j. G. COpp, Mrs. Harry Webster. Mrs
9. h. Harper, Mrs Ed Witwer. Mrs
Harry Nandenburg, River Park, and
Mrs o. Compton. Mishawaka
The regular meeting will be next
week with Mrs. Vandenburg at her
home in River Park.
St Edwards court, No. 1924. gave
is second annual charity ball We'd
neSday evening in Place hall A mill
tary card party was the feature Of
the evening and there were IS tables.
Zach table constituted a fort and
each couple represented a company
who changed places at the bugle call.
The company played for a flag to be
carried back to the~hOme fort Eight
prizes were awarded as follows: Fort
Jackson table-Martin Dietz. Mrs. AL
bert Houck Martin Houck, Francis
Scheidel; Fort Sheridan table-Miss
Skindler. Miss Nettie Newhort, Miss
Theresa John, Miss Gahl
Dancing was enjoyed from 9
o'clock until - and the music was
furnished by Arts eight-piec or
chestra. After the fourth dance a
large American flag was unfurled In
Ruth Oberly and little Miss Helen
Zeiger, after which national airs
were brought into the program. Light
refreshments were served, and tbs
hall was artistically decorated with
flags The proceeds OF the affair
viii be used for charitable work dur
ing the winter.
committee included Frank J.
Zeiger, Smos Z. Oberly, Frank J.
Wolf. David i. Guilfoyle, John A..
Kaufer. James A Fortier Merlin
Guthrie, Frank Cooley, William Pat
rick Kelly. Harry J Bueche, John J.
Gehring, Charles Z. Fritzer. John A
HerzOg. Louis w. Mccain, Arthur
Bonewit. Charles A. Schubert, Will
lam p. Cass and John Baumgartner
The grand march was led by Jacob
KerDcr, assisted by Miss Bertha Fritz
e. and II. J. Bueche. The flood sys-