South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-04

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The regular meeting Of the Jolly
seven club was held Friday even
Ing at the home OF Miss Elsa Hau-
ger, $50 Grandview av. The even
ing was spent with neodlework and
socially. Refreshments were served.
Miss Katherine F'uerbringer, 902
oak St. will entertain the club Mar
10.
Mrs william Squint- 512 =. Fran
els ST.. pleasantly entertained with
"a birthday party for her mother
Mrs. Edna Clark. on Friday after
noon, II being her 18TH birthday an
niversary. The afternoon was spent
with social diversions and music
and refreshments were served. Car
nations and smilax were used for
decorating. The Out-of-tOwn guests
were. Mrs. Laura j. Davis of Niles
and Miss Ruth Bussing of Evans
vile. III. on Thursday evening
Miss Ethel Cordray entertained in
her honor Music and games with
refreshments featured the enter
tainment
The Junior Nine Of 81. Joseph s
academy were delightfully."- entertain
ed Friday evening by Miss Helen
Langenbahm, 92S Portage av.
Games. contests and dancing were
the features OF the night and prizes
were captured by Miss Irene LAUDER
and Walter Kruger. Refreshments
we're served at the close.
With the pre-lenten season about
10 close, the sophomore class Of the
University OF Notre Dame gave it's
annual cotillion last night at the
oliver hotel. The dance was held
ia the tapestry room which was ap-
propriately decorated for the Occa-
sion. On the west wall was placed
large rs" as the class will grad
uate in 1918. The numerals were
artisticaliy made out of natural
flowers and small electric bulbs add
ed a bright effect which made the
numbers paramount among the dec
orations remnants, blankets, smi-
lax and swansOnia completed the
decorations.
There were IS couples present,
and this number proving too great
for the capacity of the tapestry
room. the doors were thrown open
and the dancers were permitted 10
dance in the adjoining rooms The
grand march was led by the presi-
dent OF the class. Thomas King and
Miss Ruth Baker Of 146 LapOrte
av. The programs for the occasion
were an artistic com bination of the
cOlOrs OF the university, which have
always been the gold and blue Sew
eral features were introduced into
the dancing by the presence of many
Of the latest steps. These new fea-
lures in the program made it orig
iaal and out of the regular class Of
dance program. The program OF
is dances was played hs' the Mes
sick 12-piece orchestra.
The patrons and patrOnesses of
the affair were DR.. and Mrs f. ].
Powers. Judge and Mrs. T. +. How
ard, Judge and Mrs. +. J. Vurpillat
Prof. and Mrs w l. Benitz and
Prof. and Mrs John 4. Herman. The
class officers for the sophomores are
Thomas King. president; p. j. Ron
chetti vice-president; j. w Nc
Kenna, secretary; j. f. Murphy
treasurer; ]. L. Sweeney. sergeant
alarms. The dance committee
which had charge OF the affair last
night was composed Of William r
Fox, j. l.. Reuss, Louis c. Fritch
and VILLA Mpnona1d
The annual business meeting oil
the women's Missionary circle o,
Conference Memorial church wa.
held Friday afternoon with Mrs. w
r. Proud. 1913 George St In tn,
election OF officers Mrs. ID. G.. Mnlel
was chosen president: Mrs g. r
Wilson, vice president; Mrs. r. c
Traver. secretary; Mrs. NJ. G. Balls
ley. assistant secretary; Mrs. /. ID
Shirk, treasurer; Mrs L. r. Gerber
assistant treasurer; Mrs q. r
Kerschner, secretary literature Mrs
l.. H. Webster. secretary thank offer
ing; Mrs O. +. Maxey. press re
porter Reports Of the year shov
the past one TO have been highl.
successful. with a 10 per cent in
crease in finance and members owe
previous years.
Plans are being made To atten,
the branch missionary conventiL
at Kol1Omo soon. a social hour witt
refrSshments followed the meetin-
Members Of the society will NEE
April Z with Mrs. Traver, 1920 +
Wayne st
Mrs. A. g. carter. 1401 Lincol
way w. was hostess Friday after
noon at the monthly meeting of tn
Women's Missionary society OF IN