South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-08
~ CONSTANCE cLARKE.
,To.morrow-Peach Short Cake.)

being awarded to Ralph Dumke and
Ralph Zellers. Near the close re-
freshments were served
Calculus and other instrumen ts OF
classroom torture were once and
for all buried by the NOtre Dame
students last evening. The senior
promenade was the chief subject.
1t was held in the tapestry room of
/ the oliver hotel and so couples
helped 10 make the affair sue
cess
The function opened at 9 o'clock
and the program of 16 dances was
completed at midnight The six
| piece Wheeler and Seymore orches-
ira of Michigan City played. The
programs were Of blue leather. let
| tered in gold with the class en-
blem, II" and the Junior Prom
OF 1915"
The committee was composed of
r. H. Bosshart, president of the
class; NJ. f. TrudeI. J. J. Miller,
h. r. Parker, l.. d. Evans, r. y.
Jones, =. j. Fogarty, r. ID. Hanna,
r. J. Sackley. J. X. Boylan. J. L.
Riley. l.. ID. O'Donnell. Oscar J.
Dorwin. Bernard J. Miller, Harry
Scott ]. X. Mahoney. r. r. Moran.
Bernard J. Vol, Edward J. Nc
Osker, J. y Warning, Carleton Beh,
Leo J. Vogel, r. J. Graham, Stuart
| II. Carroll and J. b. Campbell.
Chaperons for the evening as APP
I pointed by the faculty board Of CON
/ troll and several invited by the COM
I mittee We're Judge and Mrs. T. +.
| Howard. Judge and Mrs. G.. A. Fara-
| baugh. Judge and Mrs Francis j.
! Nerpilat. Prof and Mrs. W. L.
I Benitz. DR.. and Mrs. Frank J. Pow
/ crs. Prof. and Mrs. Knoles, 3. Smith
and Capt. and Mrs. r. r. Stogsdall.
Miss Helen CrandaH. daughter Of
Mrs Max Enders of st. Joseph,
Mich. and Arthur Mattingly Of
/ South Bend. son of Mrs. Belle Mat
I tIngly Of Gary and formerly of this
/ city. were united in marriage Tues
7 day morning at the ST. Joseph Cath
7 Ollie church at "A o'clock nuptial
/ mass Miss Ida Poison and Grant
Anderson, both of this city. were
/ the attendants. The Rev. NJ. @.
I Esper pastor of the church, per
formed the ceremony. The bride
/ wore her COINS away suit OF mid
night blue with a white hat and
/ her flowers were brides roses. Her
I bridesmaid was attired in a navy
| blue suit with a light hat and car
ried pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
/ tingly left for a trip TO Chicago and
upon their return will be at home
at SIC Jones St, st. Joseph.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
/ society Of Grace NJ. r. church was
entertained in the church parlors
/ yesterday afternoon with Mrs. G. NJ
I Phillips in charge Of the meeting.
Mrs Sarah Weidman led the de-
! y otionals and the lesson study on
Religion of Japan" was given by
I Mrs f. X Dougherty. Airs. George
I Gall and Hiss Cohen gave pleasing
/ duet and Mrs. Herman Lang read
a leahet. she Was From Japan"
/ The mystery box was in charge Of
AIRS. J. r. Petit The hostesses for
I the afternoon. Miss Nellie Inwood.
Mrs. Charles Herring. Mrs. Charles
I Eeam. Mrs. William r. Boss and
/ Mrs William r. Kent served re-
freshments Members Of the So
! Ciety Will meet July 8.
The annual business meeting of
I the Woman's auxiliary of ST. James
church held at the clergy house. W.
| ColfaN av.. Wednesday afternoon
proved interesting. Mrs. sam Pace
vas made president. Mrs. c. W.
Judd. first vice president; Mrs. H.
I A WincheH. second vice president.
Mrs l.. e. Slaughter. secretary;
I Mrs Walter NuesseI. treasurer The
years reports were read during the
afternoon. after which there was
social hour with refreshments. This
was the last business meeting until
October but during the months Of
| July. August and September the
members will meet once a month
for a thimble at their homes.
The marriage OF Miss Maude An
derson. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
T.. Anderson. Pennsylvania av.. aud
Chester Dodd. son OF Mr. and Ms.
/ Frank Dodd. 100 Adams ST. took
place Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides parents. The
Rev. a r. Thomas OF the First
brethren church read the ceremony