South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-14

one OF the most delightful arairs
ever recorded in the annals OF the
junior class OF Notre Dame univers-
ity must needs by the Prom which
was held Thursday evening az the
Elks' temple. The event. an annual
junction OF the university. which was
without doubt the prettiest dancing
party OF the scholastic and social
season was attended by more than
So couples The program Of four
teen dances began az o'clock with
.-teimrich's orchestra. OF Elkhart
furnishing the music.
The university ColOrs were brought
into due prominence In the decOra-
tons OF the stage and balcony Of
the auditorium. Large monOgramed
blankets formed the background OF
the stage which was lighted by two
floor lamps with shades OF blue and
gold panels covered with fernery.
Blankets elso huns from the bal
cony.
The procrams were fashioned Of
tan leather bound in blue leather
lied with blue and gold ribbons from
which hung miniature favOrs. The
dances were called By original
names and each one bore "a foreword
OF noteworthy cleyerness all Of
which originality was contributed b.
members OF the class
Corsage bouquets OF yellow daisies
and maidcnhair fern were distributed
10 the ladies during the second
dance Great amusement was at
forded By the novel feature which
was introduced at the eighth dance.
Announcement was made that the
oil frrf
each party being Obliged 20 find a
reproduction of the favor which
hung from his program in order TO
know with whom he was 20 dance.
Refreshments were served during
the intermlssion.
The patrons and patrOnesses were
SIR and Mrs *. X ROckne. Mr.. and
Mrs W L. Benitz. Mr.. and Mrs. O..
a.. Dorais and Mr. and Mrs. j. T..
Herman.
Among the out OF town guests
were Miss Edith Joanes, Miss Ethel
Hurd. Miss Mary stark. Miss Gladys
Rempe. Miss Mercedes Rempe. Miss
I.eona Norisc, all of Chicago. Miss
HOrtense Holton. of Houston. Tex:
Miss Patricia Lally, OF DenisOn. To-;
Hiss Hazel Wlenridy. OF Burlington.
Ia. Miss Lucille Van, Of Green Bay.
Wis. Miss Josephine Busche. Of
Grand Rapids. Mich. Miss EstellC
B~Oussard OF Beaumont. Tex. and
AIiss Frances Kennedy. OF Lafayette.
Ind
The committees in charge OF the
affairs are as follows. Music. Chas.
p Davis, John l. Dempsey. Jane
CLANCY and T.. ID. DeCOurCCy. in
auce. T. +. Van Aarle, J. l.. O'ToOle.
Martin Zimmer and r. G. Kasper:
publicity. T. G. Kasper. J. q. Guilt
gan. Alfred Abrahaus. d. ". Duffy.
and Alden j. Cusick; program, G. -.
O'Brien. Harrison Crockett, 2. j.
Conrad and c. J. Schubert
Twenty members OF the first sec
ton OF the literature department OF
the Progress club We're entertained
al the home Of Mrs. William Happ.
sos Forest av.. Thursday evening.
Red carnations and tulips We're used
iu decoration Of the rooms Pre-
cedinc the luncheon all took part
IN a literary game based on the cs-
saws and essayists studied by the
department in the past year. At
$50 o'clock three-course buffet
luncheon was served from a service
table prettilv appointed in red. the
color scheme was also attraCtively
carried out IN each course BY
happy coincidence May @ was the
10Th anniversary Of the founding OF
the Progress club. There were two
charter members present. Mrs Esse
g. DalSin and Mrs. CarlOtte NJ. Ban
ia was announced that during
Che ensuing year the department viii
take up the study Of Russian litera-
ture The officers are. Mrs. j. v.
Masters. chairwoman Miss Elizabeth
Williams. vice chairwomau and Miss
Esther Bevin. secretary and treasu-
rer
4 joint meeting of the Mount
Pheasant and the Portage Prairie
Horne Economics club was held
Thursday at the home of Mrs Cloyd
Eesle. Brick I'd Roll call was an
severed by $40 members who re-
=ponded by naming the road on
which they lived Following a bust
ness session several entertaining and
educational papers were read. includ-
ing Tho ChHd's Ills and Cares" by