South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-11
SOCIETY

Place hall was the scene of de-
ughtIul function Wednesday evening
when the sophomores Of Notre Dame
gave their annual cOtillion The hall
was deliberately decorated When the
guests entered for the grand march
the only lights visible were those
Illuminating the numerals "17" work
ed out in natural flowers. The smaller
lights were shaded in gold and blue
while the larger ones were Partially
concealed by foliage. When lighted
they revealed color scheme Of
gold and blue. remnants and blan-
kets covered the walls on the
west wall was a large y. j.. mon
ogram in the class colOrs. Several
cosy corners added 20 the attractive
ness Of the hall The patrons ard
patrOnesses for the evening were
Prof and Mrs. BeDitz. Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. McInerny. Judge and Mrs. G.. a
Farabaugh. ChaperOns were Capt.
and Mrs. Stogsdall, Prof and Mrs
Worden. Prof. and Mrs. James Hines.
Prof. and Mrs. CoOney Mr. and Mrs
Fred Williams of Park Ridge Chi
cago. The Mayer and Liest orches-
ira OF Michigan City played behind
n hedge of palms and ferns Supper
was served in the dining room, dur
ing an intermissiOn.
Mrs r. NJ. Boetcher. els Cottage
Grove av., entertained the Sunshine
club Wednesday. Favors in the con
tests were won by Mrs. Mcdonald,
Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Shock. Re
1reshments were served at the close
of the afternoon. The club viii meet
Feb. "a with Mrs. Gerhard Galley.
100 y. Walnut St
Members Of the Priscilla Embroidery
lT..r- z
Mrs. c. y. Dubail 709 w Lasalle av.
During a pleasant afternoon spent
with needlework. Nictrola selections
We're given and refreshments were
served.
Mrs. A. A Dodge. 72S Diamond av.,
entertained the Diamond Thimble
club Wednesday. Roll call responses
were anecdotes. Mrs J. r. CranOr
read a paper on suitable COmbina-
tiOns OF Foods. Miss BeTnice Keller
gave several musical selections. Il
dainty luncheon was served. The !
club will meet Feb "a with Mrs. OthO
Dalrymple. 722 Diamond av.
The history department of the
Progress CLUB met Wednesday after |
noon at the club rooms. Mrs. j. W. |
Fitzgibbons read an interesting pa
per on steps Toward Universal
Peace. Chapter 81 and 33 of Ad-
vanced Civics were studied. The de- |
partment will meet next, Feb. "a
Pythian Tea ladies were entertained !
in the X of Z. hall Wednesday aft |
ernOOn. HOstesses for the day were |
Mrs. Emma Weaver, Mrs. Frank !
Wheeler. and Mrs Hattie Miller. Re
freshments were served 10 81 MEM |
bers and nine guests. The next meet |
ing viii be Feb. PA. The regular |
meeting Will be held tonight at the |
hall
Pleasant View w. c. T. T. met at |
the home Of Mrs Harry Roderick, |
226 Embel CT, Wednesday afternoon. !
Frances T.. willard Memorial day |
was the subject of the day. Mrs. J. /
G. Otis had charge of the program /
and read paper on why the Me- |
mortal day Fund" A poem entitled /
Frances r. Willard was given by Mrs. !
Hopkins and Rev. II. l.. Davis gave /
at talk. The assisting hostess was f,
Miss Rhelda A. Korn. daughter of |
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph korn. and Edwin |
:. Rough. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William /
Rough, were married Wednesday |
evening at 8 o'clock at the home of /
the brides parents six and q half I
miles northwest Of the city, Rev. II. L. |
Noelker, pastor of the Portage Prairie /
Evangelical church officiating The |
wedding was attended by l25 friends |
from the vicinity and from South |
Bend Plymouth Niles. Buchanan and |
BakertOwn. Mich. The bride was he |
CCmingly gowned in white crepe de |
Chene with am Overlapping of white !
lace and she carried white carnations |
They were attended by Miss Daisy /
Korn as bridesmaid. and Claude kOrn |
as best man. Little Dorothy Rough /
and Dorothy Kell were ribbon bear
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