South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-29
Senior Class
Of NOtre Dame
Holds DdnSdnt


OF Notre Dame were hosts at one OF
the most attractive social events OF
the year when they entertained with
the annual dinner dance at the oil
yer hotel Monday night
The University colors OF gold and
blue formed the color motif and were
charmingIy effected in the table ap-
pointments. Large blue reed baskets
filed with yellow daisies conferred
the tables, while the places OF the
so guests were marked by coTsage
bouquets OF yellow daisies in blue
reed baskets. Gold and blue shaded
electric candles lighted the tables.
During the dinner a very attract
i've program was presented Miss
Mary Grace Cleveland appeared in a
program of solo dances; Miss Jose
phine Decker and Mrs Robert Hol-
verscheid rendered several vocal
numbers. and John Riley presented
q cabaret number. During the in
PERMISSION between the dinner and
dancing a one act playet was given
by a number of University boys
A special table was reserved for
the South Bend members Of the class
and their friends. Those holding
seats at this table were Mark Eilers,
Timothy Qulnlan. Robert Huber, Ar
thur May and Edwin Hunter and
their guests.
The Rotary room, where the dane
ing took place was decorated in gold
and blue, a color scheme carried
out in the lighting effects, and flow
ers. Palms and ferns banked the
corners and enclosed the orchestra.
Duval's orchestra of indianapolis
furnished the music for the pro-
gram Of dances. The ladies were
presented with dance programs in
leather card cases with the Notre
Dame seal, while the gentlemen's
programs were enclosed in leather
cigarette cases.
The out OF town guests were Miss
Colwell, Paris. Ill: Miss Edna Peif-
fer. Louisville. KY; Miss Eilers.
Rochester. n. Y; Miss Neston. De-
troit, Mich. Miss Trainer. Indiana
polls; Miss Florence Casey, Pitts
burgh, Pa: Miss Schaeffer and Miss
QUirtz OF Chicago; Miss Keely, VAL
paraiso: Miss Dolan. Chicago; Miss
Halter. Detroit; Mrs. Riley. Niles
Miss Lupton, Michigan City: Miss
Lenord. Michigan City; Mrs. Black
man. Paris. ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs. Peif-
fer. Louisville; Mrs. Dan Quinlan
and Mrs. McManus of Pittsburgh:
Miss Forbs Of Niles. and Mrs. Keely,
Valparaiso; Capt Fogarty. Michigan
City; Thomas Kelly, Niles, and John
Riley of Niles.
Mrs. J. A. Rode and Mrs. Robert
HOlverscheid were joint hostesses at
a pleasing affair this afternoon,
Drummond who will leave soon to
reside in the south. when they en-
tertained three tables at bridge, in
the Rode home, 2O5 W. Navarro st.
Spring flowers constituted the at
tractive decorations in the various
rooms. Dainty refreshments were
served to the guests following the
afternoon of cards. Mss Edith
Hursh OF Cambridge, Mass, who is
visiting Mrs. Victor Jones of this
city. was an out-of-town guest.
Mrs w. f. Bryan. 101 North
Shore dr., will entertain at 1880
o'clock luncheon for Mrs Drum
mOnd on Friday and on the evening
OF the same day Mr.. and Mrs. Drum
mond Will be honor guests at an in
formal dinner party given by Mr.
and Mrs Orlo Deahl at their home
on Woodward av.
Miss Winifred +. Coombs Of Niles.
Mich. and Louis a. Nemeck of this
city. were quietly married Monday
afternoon in the office OF Judge
Frank L. Hammond at st. Joseph.
Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. z. Mangold
OF South Bend. with whom the
couple motored 10 the Michigan
city. were the attendants The bride
was prettily attired in a tailored
gown OF midnight blue satin. and
wore a corsage of vari-colored sweet
peas Following the ceremony the
party mOtored 10 Benton Harbor.
where o'clock dinner was served
at the Hotel Benton. After May 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nemeck will be at
home in Niles. Mich.
In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs Barney
Swartz. who leave soon TO make
their home in Chicago. Mrs Ivan
Edwards. 1924 s Michigan ST.. en-
tertained so guests at a farewell
party Monday evening. The honor
guests were presented with an at
tractive remembrance of the occa-
sion A light luncheon was served by
The hostess.
gelical church held their regular