South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-21
SOCIETY

Miss Lucetta +. Ruffer, daughter
OF Mrs. Bertha Ruffer. and Sherrod
Nelson Vaughn, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. l. Vaughn OF Hudson lake. @ere
united in marriage Wednesday after
noon at the home OF the brides moth
CT, lO4l Lasalle CT. The Rev. James
l. Gardiner OF St PauTs Methodist
Episcopal church read the ceremony
at 4 o'clock ia the presence Of 30
guests. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Martha Ruffer as maid
OF honor and Laurence NJ Vaughn of
Danville, H., brother of the groom
acted as best man. The bride wore q
lovely gown Of white crepe de chene
with trimmings OF silk lace and pearl.
she carried a bouquet OF brides roses.
Her maid of honor was attfred in a
costume OF pink crepe de chene and
pink velvet trimmed with gold lace
and her flowers were an arm bouquet
OF pink roses. A wedding dinner was
served at 8 o'clock from two large
tables arranged in the dining room
The wedding cake centered one table
while the bridal bouquet adorned the
other table. Palms ferns and cut
flowers were effectively placed about
the home. The guests from out OF
town were. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fisher. Hudson lake, Miss Murtie
keithline OF LapOrte, Mrs. II. Custer,
Fort Wayne, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bort
ness of Rolling Prairie Mr. and Mrs.
Vaughn viii take a trip TO Grand
Rapids, Mich, and will be at home
after Nov. l.
The Day Students association of
the University OF Notre Dame dance
given last evening in Place hall was
the largest and most brilliant event
given by the university. There were
$50 couples in attendance and the
program of Is dances was played by
the Aessick's five piece orchestra.
''Nebraska's Goat" was the honCred
guest of the evening and was intro
duced by the president of the assoCia-
sion during the intermissiOn. link
roses were given as favOrs 70, the
young women. The autumnal 3hades
we're suggested in the decOrat' Ons of
foliage and cOrnStalkS. Sprays of the
foliage were clustered about the chan
deliers while university blankets and
pehnants and flags were effectively
used about the hall and there were
two cosy corners arranged at either
end. Light refreshments were served
during the evening. The patrons and
patrOnesses for the affair were, Prof.
and Mrs. William BenitZ, Prof. and
Mrs. John Cooney, Prof. and Mrs. j.
p Tiernan, Judge and Mrs. G.. a
F'arabaugh and Coach and Mrs. j. G..
Harper. Edward ~ Marcus, John L.
Riley, Wilmer Finch, Joseph F. Flynn.
Thomas Conway, Leo Berner, Paul
Edgren and J. Paul Fogart-- was the
committee on arrangements
musical tea was given Wednesday
afternoon by Miss Helen Schermann,
reader: Miss Margaret Krause, vocal
list; Miss Grace Hoffman, violinist
and Miss Edith copyer, pianist. in the
lower hall of the MuesseI school. The
affair was the first of a series of mu-
steal events planned by the young
women for the winter The various
numbers on the program were excep-
Iionally well received and were given
as follows:
Violin sol0-"Thais' ...... .Massanet
Miss Hoffman.
Song-"Macushla" .... McMurrough
$4,000. Miss Krause. .......
Reading-''The Lie" .......
Annie Hamilton DOnnell
Miss Schermann.
Piano sOlO-"Nuit dete" -
............... Frederick Ninet
Miss COnyer
Song" Because L Love You, Dear"
.-...... ..-........... HawIey
Miss Krause.
Violin-"SOuvenir'' ... Dre1la
Miss Hoffman.
Reading-''Tom Sawyer's Love Az
fair .............. Mark Twain
Miss Schermann.
NiOlin-'Traumerei" $500 Schumann
Miss Hoffman.
The Perley Civic club VIII meet on
Friday evening at 7:45 o'clock when