South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-30
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The most elaborate affair OF the
social season and the scholastic
year was the annual Notre Dame
senior bali held Thursday evening
at the oliver hotel The affair Which
VAS in the nature OF q dinner dance
was the closing event Of the Notre
Dame social calendar and equalled
n not eXceiled its predecessors IN
all respects.
Promptly At 7.3o o'clock the
grand march headed hy Mr. and
Mrs VIM Beuitz Thomas il. Bea-
con president Of the senior class,
and Miss Eioise KaufeG and Edward
DOran. president Of senior lawyers.
and Miss Edna Hartford. entered
the Rotary room where dinner was
served Covers were laid for ~
couples at nine tables lighted by i'm
diVidual tapers of blue and gold
with COIOred shades The places OF
the ladies were marked los favOrs Of
miniature IVORY portrait frames,
embossed with gold mOnOgTams.
and those OF the men by the pro
gram During the dinner. Harry
Denny entertained with several VIC
jim solos and Walter O'Keefe created
much laughter with several original
mOnOlogues and musical numbers.
one worthy OF mention being an eX-
Ceptioually clever sketch named,
Semper Fidclis 90 the Ladies Of
South Bend" Thomas Beacon, pres
ident OF the senior class. acted as
postmaster.
The program Of fourteen dances
was played by cope" Harvey's or
ohestra Of Chicago Streamers Of
blue and gold were suspended from
the chandeliers and large mono
gram blanket hung over the fire.
place which was banked with ferns
and palms and Ranked on both sides
with large Illuminated letters Of the
class year.
The committees ia charge of the
arrangements are as follows. Cliff
ford O'Suilivan. -. u. Smith and
Paul Schofield entertainment. Al
q. Ryan. John Buckley and v. T.
Pagan. program, and James Conner
ton. Norman Barry Walter j. Doug
lass and Glenn MulhOlland decora-
lions
= home wedding of exceptional
beauty and elegance was that OF
Miss Grace Estella Sauer, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs William Sau,r. OF
Woodland TO Stanley =. Kelley. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kelley. Of
Woodland which took place Wed
nesday afternoon at o'clock ar
the home of the brides parents The
ceremony was performed beneath O.
hover of palms, ferns and sprinE
flowers by Rev. -. A Sauer. Of
Michigan city and Rev. r. j. Sauer.
OF Tracy. Ind, brothers Of the BRIDE.
IS the bridal party entered the
voOu, headed by two flower BOYS.
Louis and Emo Sauer. nephews of
the bride. and the ring bearer, Dale
kelley, nephew of the groom. Mrs.
Harry Layer Of Wakarusa. Ind. sis
ter OF the groom, softly played the
Bridal Chorus from LOhengrin.
and during the services Miss Helen
Link, Of LapOrte, rendered two vocal
solos, 20 Promise Me, and II Love
y on Truly" Miss Olga Sauer play
Cd the accompaniment
The bride wore a gown OF white
in0estTuctibie NOile over hand en-
brCidered satin, a FULL length veil
and carried a shower bouquet Of
brides roses and sweet peas. Miss
Clara Schumm, of LapOrte, Ind.
who acted as bridesmaid, wore a
froclC of blue ruffled organdie and
carried an arm bouquet OF pink sweet
peas. The groom was attended by
Walter SaueT. a brother Of the bride.
4 six o'clock dinner was served TO
so guests at a table attractively
decorated with spring lowers. Mr..
and Mrs. Kelley will be at home at
Woodland after May Is. Among
the out Of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Kelley and Mrs. O.
!. Kelley of Mishawaka. Mr. and
AIRS. Harry Layer. OF Wakarusa
Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Kelley Of
Napoleon. o.. Rev. and Mrs O. A
Sauer and son Emo Of Michigan
Cit-: Rev. and Mrs. r. J. Sauer and
son Louis or Tracy. Ind. and the
Misses Mamie and Ida SChmueser
and Henry SChmueser. Of Ham
mond Ind
The first Of a series Of prenuptial
affairs which are 10 be given for
Miss Eliza beth Kelly. daughter of
STR. and Mrs William Kelly, 629