South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-12
ST. MARYS ALUMNAE
TO BANQUET TONIGHT
Commencement Exercises Are
Bequn-TO Continue Over
Monday.

Commencement week exercises at
st. Mary's will begin Saturday evening
with the annual Alumnae banquet and
will close Tuesday morning with the
graduation exercises, when the grad
uating medals viii be awarded and
the commencement address viii be
given by Hon. John + Fitzgerald, eX-
mayor Of Boston.
The baccalaureate sermon viii be
preached Sunday by the RdV. John I.
DriscOu, s. T. l.. of Fonda, y. Y. an
eminent psychologist and founder of
| the summer school at New Haven,
Conn. Mass viii take place in the
college chapel at O'Clock and VIII be
sung by Rev. James j. French. Z. ).
G. of NOtre Dame university. At
| 1870 o'clock in the afternoon solemn
benediction will be given and at 2
| o'clock the alumnae viii hold their
final business meeting when the cleo
| ton of officers Will take place. At
| 1880 o'clock in the evening there VIII
| be p recep ption to the alumnae and
their friends in st. Angela's hall.
The canoe races and tennis finals
scheduled for Monday were held Fri
day instead and Monday Will be
marked by the archery finals and the
awarding of the prizes for all the out
door sports. The winners in the ten
mis- doubles were Miss a. Dolan of
AtchisOn, kas., and Miss Madelyn
Brady Of Pittsburgh, Pa. Their Op-
ponents were Miss Margaret Meredith
Of Trenton, y. J., and Miss Clarlta
O'Brien. The tennis singles were won
by Miss Marie McCabe. Winners in
the canoe doubles were Miss Thier-
esse Monseau Of Grand Rapids and
Miss Florence Reilly of Omaha Neb.,
and in the canoe singles Miss Lillian
!, Kennedy Of Niles.
Bishop to Preach.
On Monday morning at O'Clock
there will be o. solemn requiem mass
for the deceased alumnae at which
the celebrant viii be Rt. Rev. Herman
J. Alerding of Fort Wayne. The ser
mon will be preached by Rt Rev.
John p. Carroll of Helena, Mont At
O'Clock the awarding of the prizes
for the field sports viii take place
and at 1870 O'Clock in the evening the
Canoe club viii give a reception or
the Alumnae in the club house
The banquet hall for the Alumnae
banquet Saturday evening is beautiful
~ decorated 10 simulate a garden
with a profusion Of wisteria. smilaX.
palms and lilies The program for
the evening Will include the follow
ing tOasts with Mrs. Pauline Alurfey-
Sauter acting as toastmistress.
our Holy Father, the Rt. Rev Her
man J. Alerding, j.. D.; our Bishop,
The Rev. Rev. Andrew Morrissey. G.
s. c.; Toasts and ROasts, Mrs. Maud
ClffOrd-Casey; Welcome To Class of
IA and y >, Mrs Genevicve McCroTy-
Egan; Response Miss Mildred Lam
bert; In Hoe SignO Ninces, The RI
Rev. John = Carroll. -. D.; Courses
Not In the Catalog, Miss Rose McCul-
lough Spes Unica, The Rev Clarence
Woodman. G. :. L.
Music by the ensemble class. Cow
ers Will be placed for 125.
Exhibits Are Feature.
Exhibitions of the work of the
classes in fancywork, plain sewing and
art are always a part of the COM
mencement week affairs, and never
have these exhibits been more excel
lent than they are this year. The plain
sewing exhibit comprises lingerie OF
all kinds, neSliges, kImonas and
| dresses copied from Vogue. Among
the exhibitors Ia the academic de-
partment is Miss Helen ElDel, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Herman ElDel
Of South Bend.
In the fancywork department the
principal exhibitors are Hiss Ruth
/ Atwood Of Kansas City. No, and Miss
Edna Flannery OF Pittsburgh. Pa,
whose work includes a bedspread and
| bolster. a luncheon set, a lunch cloth
and six napkins and several smaller
pieces. The other exhibitors. all OF
whom have done a large number OF
beautifully executed pieces. are Misses
Mary and Ella Nalha OF Chicago.
Ethel Poos OF Dayton, O.. ElOise Red
mond, I'M ana. Margaret Loben-
stein, Iowa. Margaret Schwinn. Chi
cago. Regina LaSeure OF Danville, H..
and Myrtle McMahon OF Chicago.
Art Exhibit Interests.
The art department exhibit includes
( tapestries, china, oil and water cOlors,
crayon and charcoal work, clay model
ing and leather work Miss Lucille
Houran OF Flint, Mich. exhibits a
beautifully done tapestry Of ST. c.
ella. Miss Margaret Meredith cf Tren-
/ ton y. j. a dinner set OF 80 pieces.
! Several hundred pieces Of a mlscel-
Z laneous character all deserving OF
praise. make the art exhibit one OF
the most attractive.
FILES SNAIL ESTATE.
The estate of Richard W Shenen-
i ho L.