South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18
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stately brunettes and coquettisht
blondes iauitlessly gowned .n all the
g rgeous colors go appealing 20 the
rine heart gallant hosts and
-rluE music Gl-tla 80. he'd The ball
The class of 1922 -le most pre-
.Uf.lus affair ever a..e lr.rd in the
60 history " Narre l.-Ae.
pa s. gaomberg president ~
tht aa. made q most fortunate Sc
lection .n choosing James +. Muir
taugh as general chairman OF the
affair SIR. Murtaugh was ably as
s-cd by John Higgins John =
Iiart. and Mark Foote on the finance
committee Worth Clark Robert
Calia-her and Eugene 81. Kennedy
who served on the arrangements
COMMITTEE and r. Vincent Pater.
Frank Eloemer and George Fisher.
who planned such excellent enter
fainmenr
Decorators from Chicago. realiz-
ing IRE poss. biiues Of the oliver
hotel made the background for this
with American fazs and the college
colors Of gold and blue Ceiling
drapes ~ flags and college coIors
alternating formed "a series If arches
for the AIezzauiue floor while the
lobby was gay with Notre Dame
banner and flags The Rotary room
end the Oriental rooms were used
for the dance the walls OF each be
Ing completely covered with the
decorative colors. The orchestra was
stationed in front OF the fireplace
which was banked with palms and
Greenery with spring flowers adding
touch Of color Dancing bega
shortly after nine as % was impossible
10 resist the inimItable music played
BY Isham Jones and his orchestra
from Chicago Favors Of leather
bill folds for the hosts were present
Cd At the beginning of the dance and
a. midnight the guests We're present
81 with their favors which were blue
leather cases containing an engage
mcnt calendar and an address book
with small pencils attached.
The guests numbered 24O.
Miss Dorothy Lang OF Chicago
entertained with solo dances at Il
O'Clock and again AZ two
A. Midnight there was an inter
mission Of an hour for the dinner,
which was served in the Chtppendale
room The guess were seated at
small tables I'm groups Of four and
six. the tables being made lovely
with baskets Of vari-colored spring
flowers David p. OMalley. the
Apostle OF Pep" who is known as
the Irish Cyclone in Action" assist
cd by Harry Maxfeld. also OF tho
Narigold Gardens OF Chicago. enter
tanned the guests during dinner will
a variety Of songs and interpreta-
tions. Following dinner dancing was
resumed and continued until three
o'clock
Miss Helen s. or. OF Eau Claire.
Wis. -che was the guest of the pres
ident Of the class. wore a stunning
gown OF gold Spanish lace over gold
cloth. The quaint basque was effect
ed in the design OF the waist and
the skirt was made bouffant style.
Her head dress was a Grecian
wreath OF gold foliage and she car
ried n fuschia feather fan. Miss
Helen Johnson. OF Lemont. III.
gown OF changeable satin in the
orchid tones with old lace OF henna.
head decoration Of ostrich feather
and a Spanish comb. Miss Catha-
rine Gallagher. Charleston. ". Va.
red crepe Romano beaded in gold
beads and jet. the model being the
Spanish design suggested I'm the
Four Horsemen. Miss Lauretta Raj
ter. ST. Paul. Mimi. jade green tat
feta with a cascade of oyster white
Spanish lace and ribbon on either
with French flowers in the Tastel
fan Of unique design. Miss Edna
Morencv. Sturgis. Mich sunburst
tuue patterned with sequins. over
crepe the same shade Miss Beulah
Morencv. Sturgis sapphire blue tat
feta with designs of silver baskets
with French flowers In the Taste
tints Miss ErmsnEarde Kuebel-
kamp louisville KY. Fillet lace
over fe~h colored satin, with sash
effect ON sides Of rainbow chiffon
Mis- Beatrice James. Elgin. H.
Robins esg blue crepe Romano
beaded iu crystal Miss Marion
Dixon Dixon. ILL., PeriwinkIe blue
chiffon with Eirdle Of sold cloth
Miss Catherine Mahoney. Davenport
Ia turquoise blue taffeta beaded