South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-07

To EACH OF OUR CLASSMATES
IN KHAKI.

10 EACH OF OUR CLASSMATES
IN KHAKI.
The campus life Is not the same.
A different spirit fills the air
miss his face; his shouted name
Draws no response. He Is some
where
In France
He was my pal, not long ago.
Ny partner through the months OF
school.
Who smoked my pipe. wore my
chapeau.
He's followed flag and army mule
To France
V. r. T.. 20
This poem. contained I'm the pro-
gram OF the annual sophomore CO.
tillion which was given by the class
OF 20 Of Notre Dame university In
the Rotary room Of the oliver hotel
Wednesday evening. expresses the
spirit underlying this social event.
the proceeds OF which will be added
20 the Notre Dame ambulance fund.
Although simplicity was the key
note OF the affair il proved one OF
the most pleasant Of the university
dancing parties Sixty-hve couples
were present and Donahue's orches-
ira played for the 10 dances
The programs. which were done i'm
gray with a &c monogram in gold
upon the cover. were given out In a
unique way. The ambulance corps,
represented by two small children
dressed as Red Cross nurse and
soldier. distributed them from the
small stretcher which they car
ried. Another feature Of the pro-
gram was the sketch of an ambu-
lance upon the battlefield adorning
the top of each page.
Patrons and patronnesses of the
affair were Prof and Mrs. James
Hines. prof. and Mrs. Knute X
Rockne. Prof and Mrs William T.
Farrell. Prof. and Mrs. William T..
Benitz. Prof and Mrs Vincent
O'Connor and Prof and Mrs j. VI.
Cooney The committees. of which
T. J. Tobin was chairman, included:
Music-Messrs O'Keefe, Musmaker
and Patterson: fuaucial-Me ssrs.
Beacon, Holton, Grupa, Barry. Pear
son and Slime: publicity Messrs.
Slaggert. Moynihan, Devine, Powers.
COnaghan and Meyers program
Messrs. Schodeld. McGlynn and Fa-
gan.
At the regular meeting of CLAW
end Harris Community center We'd
uesday evening at the Slower school.
piano was dedicated, the dedica-
ton speech being presented by
Jacob Eieenheer. a large American
Flag was raised over the piano 10y
Miss Violet Zehnle and Miss Mary
Casey. Music for the evening was
furnished 10y Max Raft, Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Metzger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Longley. Miss Violet Zehnley, Miss
Mary Casey and Mrs Charles Wen
rich. The next meeting viii be held
Wednesday Feb. 20.
Mrs Emma Hossfelt and Mrs.
carl H. Hull entertained with
o'clock dinner Wednesday honorius
their mother on the occasion OF her
18th birthday anniversary. The din
uer was given at the home OF Mr7
Hossfelt. 433 < Columbia st. Covers
were placed for 10 at "A table APP
pointed with narcissi and ferns
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Mrs. William Hahn, 1925 Z.
Cedar ST. was hostess at a dinner
given Wednesday complimenting
Mrs. William Smith OF Streator, ILL.,
The guests. numering eight. were
entertained at an Orpheum party
following the dinner.
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Miss Marie Rosebaum. 752 S.
Michigan ST.. entertained with
IN iter party at the oliver We'd
nesday evening. the occasion being
her birthday anniversary. The guests
included Miss Helen Fredricks, Miss
Helen Walkowiak Miss Myrtle Sny-
der. Miss Mae Couns. Miss Hattie
Buczkowski. Miss Ethel kneller. Miss
Minnie Mueller. Miss Marguerite
Szymkowiak. Miss Florence Fuppou.
Miss Emma Audrysiak and Miss
Sadie Weinberg
The biography OF George Bernard
Shaw and "a review of his drama.
Arms and the Man were given 10y
Mrs LLOYD T.. Grecnau az the meet
iue OF the North Side Culture club
held at the home of Mrs T.. VI.
Halumersch midt. Riverside dr..
Wednesday afternoon Plans We're
made by the members to entertain
their husbands with a $50 o'clock
dinner at the Farmers Trust Inn