South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-29
SOCIETY

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The most pretentlous social event
OF the college year was the annual
senior ball given last evening in the
oliver hotel by the members OF the
class OF 1921 OF the University OF No
ire Dame Preceding the ball an In
formal luncheon was given yester-
day afternoon in the main dining
room OF the hotel for the members
OF the senior class end their guests.
A tea dance followed the luncheon,
and was attended BY so couples. The
musical program was furnished BY
the Miller-Anderson archestra.
Elaborate and most effective dec
orarions were IN evidence at the for
NAL 7 o'clock dinner given by the
senior class IN the Rotary room. The
entire nezzanine floor was reserved
FOR the students and their guests.
The dancing began at 10 o'clock and
continued until 8 o'clock. the music
being furnished By the Miller
Anderson 11-piece orchestra Uni
versity pennants and mammoth
blankets decorated the lobby and
balcony OF the hotel.
Patrons and patronesses for the
affair were Mr.. and Mrs. Kcute
Rockne, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis J.
Vurpillat and Mr.. and Mrs. William
L. Benitz. The officers for the class
OF 81 are Francis G. Coughlin. pres
ident; Cyril T. Caspers. vice presi-
dent; Joseph NJ. Moag. secretary,
and David V. Hayes. treasurer.
The committees responsible for the
affair are: Finance-Alfred y. Stag
CERT. Daniel W. Duffy and Joseph NJ.
Tierney: arrangements-Joseph NJ.
Aoag. James A. Culligan and Gerald
]. Hoar; entertainment-Geor o..
O'Brien. George G. witteried and
William S. Allen.
This evening the Notre Dame Glee
club will present a musicale at the
Oliver theater under the auspices
OF the Musicians club and following
the musical the members will be the
hosts at a dancing party from 10
o'clock until I at the Oliver hotel.
The members OF the senior class and
the guests. and the Musicians club
members and their friends, Will be
the guests at the party.
Mrs. Emil Reyer's Sunday school
class OF the First NJ. E church was
entertained last evening at the home
OF Mrs. James Baxter, 17z4 Leer st.
The assisting hostesses were Mrs.
Benjamin KOenig Mrs b. Wilcox.
Mrs. Emil Worm. Miss Jennie Nc
Quiggan and Miss Ida Lovett. A
feature Of the program for the eve
ming was readings by Miss Lovett.
Miss Lovett gave "The Bells % En-
berby" and The Lost Dog" A bust
ness meeting was held. Thirty-nine
members were in attendance.
Mrs ]. NJ. Studebaker. Jr.. Sunny
side. entertained Thursday afternoon
with 1880 O'Clock luncheon. Six
teen guests were seated at an attrac-
lively decor ated table.
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The bi-morthly recital OF the pu-
pills OF the South Bend observatory.
given Thursday evening. was very
successful. The following program
was presented:
Piano-Dance Of the Elves Gaynor
Beulah Proud.
Piano (a) Plantation Melody. Smith
(b) Birds in the Meadow. Gaynor
Pauline Fisher.
Piano-Birds' Nest ........ Schmou
Ruth Brummitt.
Piano-April Showers 800. .Lemont
Mary Bleuler
Dance-MOment Musicale
Muriel Hewson.
Piano-Dancing Spirits .... BONN
Jennie Schultz.
Piano Valse Petite. .... Sewell
Theresa Jackow!ak
Violin-Cherries are Ripe
Nocturne .... Chopin
Stanley and Emanuel Jablonski.
Mrs. Jablonski. accompanies.
Piano-The Secret ..... Gautier
Louise Kelly.
Vocal-Sacrament ...... McDermid
Clara HazinsSo.
Piano (a)-Pure as Snow. %. LANCE
%, Mountain Stream Heller
Margaret Waters.
Piano-Second Mazurka. o.. GODDARD
Lynetta PaslIo-
Piano-AliCe ............... Scher
huIn A1auEeE-
Reading-Corydon .-....A Pastoral
Agenes Johnson.
The Rope Dancer ..-.... .Koelling
Joseph White.
Butterfly Dance
Mildred Kersey.
Pisuo--Waltz in = Minor Chopin
Lilly Mohn.
The program was we'll received
and another program VIII be given
in two weeks.
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The Fancy NeedleworSers' club
met al the home OF Mrs. Edward
Cordrey. 1909 S. Michigan St. We'd
nesdey afternoon. Fifteen members
and three visitors were IN attend
ance. The afternoon was spent with
needlework. After the business ses-
sion. retire shments were served BY
the hostess. who was assisted by
Mrs. Frank Reed and Mrs. Chester