South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-11
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
Notre Dame News

h NOtTe Lame NeUS
Rev. john Cavanaugh. announc~
ed Friday. the conditions under
which students could attend the
Lansing football game. All those
over L years Of age. will be allow
ed 20 make the trip. The regular
Saturday classes viii be held on
next Thursday morning. The excur-
sion train viii not make any stop
overs and no special permission will
be granted students 10 20 10 their
homes for the Sunday holiday
The freshmen journalists OF the
university organized Friday after
noon and made plans for their an
nual outing. The officers for the en-
suing year are: Harry Denney OF
Bridgeport, Conn, president. Walter
Sweeney OF South Bend. vice presi-
dent; Theodore WAGNER Of St. Louis.
Mo, reporter, and Barret Anderson
OF Chicago, secretary and treasurer.
Wallace Cocker, swimming coach
at the university is counting on
turning out a strong freshmen
swimming team this season. He mas
a number OF former prep school
swimmers in his squad and antici-
pates welding them together TO form
a team that will make the frst-year
men heard from.
AS soon as the election can be
definitely decided. many events of
interest 10 students are expected 20
take place. Several have signified
their intention 20 walk across the
lake and so on and Of course these
men were betting on the loosen. The
democratic club Of the university
is planning an informal luncheon.
The officers of the organization are.
Samuel Feiwell. president; Leo Ber-
ner vice president; Daniel Quinlan.
secretary; Harry Scott. treasurer.
and James MacMahon. sergeant-at-
arms.
AAEAlHtlC VI TIC 81 IOAAlA AfR~
aratory college football squad of
Danvers Mass. will be entertained
by the New England club at the
university next Friday The eastern
prep school is being coached by AL
len Edward. a former Notre Dame
athlete. who was formerly an Of
ficer OF the New England club. The
club is made up of several represen-
tatives from each Of the six New
England states and is one Of the
foremost clubs at the university
Members Of the senior class of
journalism at Notre Dame, under
the direction of Prof. John NJ
COOney. will start "a journalistic en-
plOyment bureau. Ii is the plan of
the Organization TO keep in touch
with all the graduates of the school
and 70 work together in securing
good positions for Notre Dame men.
Officers for the club 10 carry on the
work, will be elected Monday aft
ernOOn.
Candidates for all stage depart
ment positions for the Dramatic
club production are holding daily
rehearsals in Washington hall. The
title of the production is Under
Cover" No definite date has been
set for the play, but Prof. Emmett
Lehman is planning TO produce the
play just before the Christmas holi-
days.
The Glee club will give its first
concert in Washington hall next
Wednesday evening at eight o'clock.
There are 46 men in the club this
year including the mem bers of the
orchestra. that will accompany the
club on all of the trips. II is plan
ned 20 give a special concert i'm the
oliver theater. South Bend. on Dec.
g. Bookings previous 10 the South
Bend entertainments are: St Joseph
on Nov. p and Elkhart on Dec. 3.
Miss Clara p Flynn of the bureau
OF Catholic charities of New York
city. is spending "a few days in South
Bend and Notre Dame. While in the
city, Miss Flynn is the guest of Prof.
and Mrs. James Hynes Of y. Notre
Dame aV.
LOCAL REALTY MEN TO
ATTEND CONVENTION
Six or seven members of the local
Real Estate board will probably at
tend the state real estate convention
in Evansville. Nov. 15-16-17. accord
ing 70 members of the committee
appointed by the board 10 make ar
engagements for the affair. 40 reg
ular delegates are chosen but the
following men will probably go as
Representatives of the local board:
I Ed Neddo. Homer Taggart, Fred w.
Keller, William Bergan, Vernon
Hastings and one or two other men.
The local men will go 10 F1xbart