South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25
SOCIETY

Announcement is made Of the
marriage Of Mics Elizabeth Segety,
daughter OF ~. ard Mrs Louis
scgety. 1929 W. Jefferson blvd. AMI
Harris y. Afford. son OF Mr. ari
AIRS NJ Afford 81 Fayette. o.. vhian
took place at Detroit last week. NJ.
and Mrs. Afford viii reside at SIS
Concord az, Detroit
More than so young Jewish folks
" ere present az a meeting held At
the south Bend conservatory sun
CAY for the purpose Of definitely or
ganizing a Jewish society whose AIN
II VIII be to promote and study
the culture and ideals OF the Jewish
people. The organization is very
similar to the uenorah movement
that is being endorsed by nearly all
OF the state universities and Will be
known as the Sinai society. Social
affairs Will be given by the society
aud speakers from out OF the city
viii be brought here occasionally To
lecture before the members. Fol
lowing the adoption of the constitu-
ton. the election OF officers took
place as follows. Philip Weisberger
president Miss Dora HershenOw,
vice president. Miss Jessie Levy re-
cordirg secretary. Miss Esther
Abrams. financial secretary, and
samuel Levy. treasurer. Members
Of the executive committee are u.
fr
del Altfeld The next meeting viii
be held at the conservatory on May
g
Mrs z. y. McCarten. 1924 Lincoln
way w. VIII be hostess 20 the Circle
oI Mercy Thursday afternoon.
Paramount fin the history Of social
activities Of the university OF Notre
Dame stands the Easter dinner
dance given by the Day Students
association last evening in the oliver
hotel. The affair was beyond doubt
the most successful ever given by "A
university organization. The affair
was very exclusive, being limited to
40 couples.
The dinner was served at 8 o'clock
i'm the tapestry room at daintily ar
ranged tables at which four couples
were seated. At an especially ar
ranged table in the middle OF the
floor sat the members Of the faculty.
with the members Of the committee
gathered around in the form Of a
small circle Owing 70 the sudden
illness OF Very Rev. Or. Cavanaugh,
he was al able 10 attend.
Dancing began at o'clock after
the tables had been removed. The
program Of IS dances was played by
Messick's seven-piece orchestra. The
grand march into the ballroom was
led by the president Of the associa-
ton. Edward =. Marcus, and Miss
Rada Roth.
The committee I'm charge of the
first formal affair was: Russell
Hugh Downey. Wilmer Otis Finch.
Prank Bald Welsh, Thomas Wilson
Conway and Walter Clements. The
patrons and patronesses were: Prof.
and Mrs. w. l. Benitz. Hon. and
Mrs r. J. Vurpillat and Mrs. Mary
Marcus. The officers Of the associa-
ton: President. Edward y. Marcus;
vice president. Russell III. Downey
secretary. Vernon n. Helmen; treas
urer. Leo :. Berner; athletic man
ayers. Thomas Conway and Wilmer
Finch The programs were original
and out Of the ordinary. The design
on The cover was made by Mrs Fay
Marvin Henthorne of the Rushton.
The out-of-town guests were; The
Misses Rada r. Roth of Fowler
Ind: Alice III. Roth of Plymouth
Mae Henderson. Marie SAGE and
Nerise Casey Of Detroit: Florence
Erwin OF Rochester. y. Y; Emma
Adams OF Davenport. Ia; Margaret
McIlwee of Denver. Colo. Mary
Graham OF ottawa. H., and r. Il
Jones Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
The department of art of the
Progress club held its last meeting
Of the club season Monday after
noon in the club rooms. when Mrs
". c. Hanson. in charge of the
afternoons program. gave an eX-
Cellent paper on Life OF Goya' and
very ably discussed his pictures I'm
BalconEF and 'Washerwoman. -
She was assisted by Hiss Dora Kell-
er. whose subjects. "Dona Isabel, %
Blind Mans Bluff" and Family of
Duke Of Osura. were especially well
presented Mrs. Hanson was unani-
mously elected chairman OF the de-
partment following the resignation
Of Mrs. George Cutter. who was
voted i'm az the previous meeting. on
May s the members will entertain
with g. social afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Charles R. Vickery, GIG
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