South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13
NOTRE DAME NEWS

bIOh llhOn nan entertained Win
one OF It's ever popular smokers at
NOtre Dame Tuesday evening ia OBJ
servance OF Columbus Day. A well
rounded program Of music and
sport entertained the members OF
the hall previous 10 the serving OF d
lunch.
Addresses were delivered by MEM
bers Of the faculty including the
Rev. Matthew Walsh, Rev. James
Galligan, Rev. Joseph Burke and
Brother AlphCnSus. Music was
furnished throughout the evening Dy
the BrOwnSOn Melody Makers and
the following young hearties tried
their skill at the manly arts Ior
thre ruOnds: John Riley vs. Joe"
henneberry; James NignOs VS.. Jed
BYRON; Ray Gcrarden, fyWeight
champion or Detroit. VS.. Jack"
ScaIlOn. After the boxing program
John Riley and Frank DOriOt took
the mat followed by Louis LUTON
and James Reed in wrestling con-
tests. A blindfOld battle royal with
fYe entrants completed the evening.
The Knights OF Columbus install
ed officers and enjoyed q smoker at
their quarters in Walsh Hall with
the largest attendance Of the year
After the transaction OF necessary
business a lunch was served and d
program delivered which included
musical numbers gy Harry Den
ny. Yiolinist, and j. J. Loughlin.
wizard OF the piano. a splendid Co.
lumbus day address was given by
the Rev. George Finnegan. Z. 5. c..
one OF the ablest orators OF the
university.
The I.atin-American society cele-
brated Columbus Day with a ban
quet at the oliver hotel. The Span
ish speaking students find a double
interest IN the cOmmemOratiOn OF
the event. as Columbus sailed under
Spanish auspices.
Eighteen former students OF 10y
ola Academy OF Chicago attended a
dinner at the Oliver hotel, honoring
the Rev. John V. Usher, s. J., who
delivered the address OF the evening
SteIs were taken 20 organize a
LoyOla club at the university.
Wednesday is Founders Day and
a holiday for the school. The day
is the feast OF St. Edward, for
whom the Rev. Edward Sorin. c. s.
g. who founded Notre Dame IS
years ago, was named. No classes
Will be held during the day and a
solemn high mass will be sung in the
Sacred Heart church at S:15 o'clock
In the morning.
At 10 o'clock in the morning the
students residing on the campus
Will clash with the Badln Hall
eleven in the interhall league game
postponed from Sunday Both teams
played Sunday and are in good
shape for the battle.
At 10 o'clock in the morning the
Glee club viii hold its first general
rehearsal under the direction OF
Prof. John Becker. Shortly after
this rhearsal the final personnel
OF the organization will be deter
mined and the club will settle down
10 the serious work OF developing
a society which will exceed those
OF the past II preparation for the
excellent season approaching.
At 1880 o'clock I'm the afternoon a
panoramic picture will be taken OF
all the football squads Of the school
including the varsity, freshmen and
all interhall eleYens 1t is es,imat-
ed that 200 men in actual training
throughout the entire season will
appear In the picture which will
be four and a half feet long and
ten inches high. The picture will
furnish a sensible reason for the
Calibre OF Notre Dame athletics and
Will be reproduced IN leading news
papers OF the country.
The Rocky Mountain club at a
recent meeting made arrange
for a smoker in the near future.
This organizat ton was among the
first 70 organize and is continuing
the reputation OF the westerner for
breezy action.