South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25

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one o. the most elaborate affairs
given this wear by the students Of
Notre Dane university was the Soph-
omore coGluoE which took place
Friday evening in the Tribune audi
torium Blue and gold streamers
hung gracefully from the side walls
and were draped 20 the main center
lights which bore novel decorations
81 the same colors Sold and blue
blankets bearing the huge mono
grams or '.V D." added much 20 the
attractiVeuess OF the bau room.
J0rdau's orchestra OF louisville. KY.
played the program OF dances for
200 couples. The chaperones for the
evening were Mr. and Mrs. j.
Stephenson. SIT and Mrs. T.. IT. Wei
lnEton. SIR. and Mrs J. a Jude and
Pros. and Mrs. ] Herman The COM
mittees for the affair included James
Swift. John Rearden, D0nald Gala.
cher, Charles Motif. Paul Funk. Will
liam Guchrlst. Thomas HodgsOn,
william Brady. stanley Comfort,
Peter Cray and Hugh NaRavney.
The officers Of the sophomore class
are Frank J. McGiunis. PRESIDENT;
Alec Cameron. vice president; Tim
othy Murphy. secretary; John Rear
den. treasurer. James Esan, repre-
sentative.
Two brides elect Miss Helen
Burke and Miss Florence Guthrie.
were honor guests Friday afternoon
AT an informal tea given by Miss
Kathleen Guilfoyle. $50 ". Lasalle
az. Between the hours OF 3 and 6
o'clock. 40 guests were received.
Presiding at the tea-table. lovely
with IT'S French bouquet OF pink
sweet peas and fresia and bearing
pink tapers in crystal holders. were
Miss Belle Livingston, Miss Madeline
Hines. Miss Sadie Mathews and Mrs.
Raymond Schaub. Miss Burke wore
q smart frock OF blue serge COM
bined with henna canton crepe
which was deliberately embroidered.
Miss Cuthrie's gown was OF blue
serge effectively trimmed with gray
canton crepe Miss Guilfoyle's
dress was OF brown embroidered
canton crepe. while Mrs GuiIfoyle
wore a simple gown OF Alice blue
silk crepe. The out-Of-town guests
were Miss Grace Feely OF joliet, H..
Miss Esther Burke OF Rockford H..
Miss Ann Sparks of ST. Louis. Mo-,
and Mrs Fannie Kobin Of Philadel-
phia. Pa
In honor of their 25th wedding
anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. W. w
Schneider, SIG Park av.. entertained
Friday evening at a o'clock din
ner, the guests being the members
OF the Chaplin Park Card club.
Column bia roses and fresia formed
the attractive centerpiece of the
table az which were seated "a guests.
The evening was spent playing 500
4 charming affair OF Friday was
the Informal tea given at 4 o'clock
by Miss Charlotte White as n cour-
tesy 10 her sister Miss Mary May
White. OF New York City. Mrs.
John Hazen White assisted her
daughters in receiving. The tea
table over which Mrs Woodland
Jeschke and Miss Catherine Coonley
presided. was lovely with it's center
basket Of Columbia roses and stevia.
Pink tapers in crystal holders com
pleted the artistic effect.
a meeting Of the Federated clubs
OF 81. Joseph county was held Fri
day afternoon at the Y W. - A.
At the business session the club
voted 90 support an Armenian or
phan and "a report of the creden-
tails committee was read by Mrs.
RyeIl r. Miller Twentv-three clubs
responded % tho roll call and COM
muniry singing was i'm charge Of
Miss Fife Harmon accompanied by
Miss Matilda Chr.sman The pro-
gram for the afternoon was as fol-
lows A talk by Ralph Gavlor on
officers Of Our County and Their
Duties" n vocal number. The
star" by Rodgers. sung by Mrs.
Rodney Talcott. accompanied by
Mrs Carpenter. a talk by Mrs. w.
x. sherman. 18th district treasurer.
on The Federation Buuetin:" a vo-
cal solo. sunset" by Alex Russet.
was sung by Mrs Julia Rode, ac-
cumpanied by Mrs. James Cover: a
talk on club Fourth OF July Cele-
bration." was given by Mrs. George