The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-25
MANY IN THE BOXES.
Indianapolis Women Again Display
Very Handsome Gowns.

Very Handsome Gowns.
The cool weather of last evening did not
keep visitors from the horse show and
there was fully as distinguished and al
most as large an audience in the boxes and
amphitheater as on the preceding even
ing. 1t was hoped that the chilliness of the
atmosphere would move the occupants of
the boxes to the promenade for time at
least, but though there were a few more
women on the promenade last night than
on any previous evening of the week. they
were still noticeably few. 1t is a pity that
the handsome costumes which Indianapo-
lis women are wearing to the horse show
should be wasted through the limited OPP
portunities of display given them by the
boxes, but the reluctance Of the women
to leave their seats seems to be hard TO
overcome.
Last night brought out heavier gowns and
wraps than the previous evening and
though white was still the rule, black and
scarlet coats were frequently. Sew
eral Of the coats showed ermine trimmings,
but no other furs were in evidence, though
they would scarcely have been unwelcome
from the standpoint of comfort.
Among the box parties was that of Mr..
and Mrs. Mortimer lowering, who had with
them their guest, Miss Alys Ankeny. of
Lafayette, and Miss Mary Sayles. Miss
Ankeny was attractively gowned in white
with a white coat and white hat
With Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mallery We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Deprez, of Shebyville.
and Mrs. Herbert Hadley.
In the Otto n. Frenzel box were Miss
Henrietta Frenzel, Mr.. John Frenzel, Mr..
Ralph Sweeney and Mr.. Martin Traub.
Miss May Bliss entertained party in
lice kx.kxy x.-lat alS t.Dltr Tnd
Miss Florence Cothrell, Miss Belle Gill
christ and a number of young men. Miss
Bliss a white gown and coat and a
white picture hat. Miss Cothrell wore a
scarlet crepe gown with a scarlet coat and
hat, and Miss Gilchrist was also gowned
in red.
With Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Kenyon
were Mr. and Mrs. Melville w. Mix. of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Non and Miss Hope
Noll occupied the Bookwalter box.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Murphy
were Mrs. George Dwight Kahlo. Mrs.
Murphy wore a frock of white corduroy
with lace revers and chiffon blouse. Her
white hat was of delicate white flowers and
taffeta ribbon. Mrs kahlo was in green
silk with a silk coat, a white boa and a
green and tan hat.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Camp enter
tanned Mrs. Hardwick Mr.. Smith, Mr.
Murphy of New York and MIR. John Ditto
more of Efiingham, Ill. Mrs. Van Camp
wore a handsome gown OF blue silk with
Arabian lace and Tat OF blue chiffon and
flowers. Her coat, which was one of the
handsomest wraps which has been worn
this week, was of doeskin in three-quarter
length with bands OF white broadcloth,
embroidered in black and with stole ends.
Her guest, Mrs. John J. Hall, of Dayton,
o.. wore a white lace gown with a black
coat and a white chiffon hat. Mrs. Hard
wick was handsomely gowned in black with
a gown OF black lace. a black coat and a
black picture hat.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emmett Coffin had
as their guest Miss Florence Coffin. Mrs.
Coffin was gowned in white with a white
lace coat and white hat Miss Coffin wore
black and white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Beckwith.
Mrs. Lawrence wore a lovely white gown
with white ermine trimmed coat and Il
white hat. Mrs. Beckwiths gown was a
gray tailored suit with blue hat.
Springsteen, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. CARING.
of st. Paul. and Mr.. Mark Barrett. Mrs.
CARING wore one OF the handsomest cos
tunes of the eVening-a blue velvet tailor
black picture hat Miss Springsteen wore
Il tailor suit OF gray cloth with Il brown
and pale blue hat
Miss Corelia Taylor and her guest. Miss
Jessie McCutcheon, OF Chicago, and Mr..
Gilbert Hurry formed a party Miss
McCutcheon wore white gown with long
large white beaver hat trimmed with
plumes. Miss Taylor's gown was a pink
silk and with ii was worn a coat OF gray
and a flower hat.
| Mrs Raymond Van Camp wore cream
gown with a coat of embroidered cream
broadcloth and cream hat trimmed with
/ foliage. Her guest Mrs. w. Is. White OF
| Cleveland. wore a black tailor gown with a
| blue satin blouse and a black picture hat.
! Mrs. Cortland Van Camp wore a white
| gown with a white coat and hat and Mrs.
! John Martindale wore light gown with a
! handsome coat OF rose-pink brocaded and
a white hat.
box with their daughter Miss Scott and
| Miss Gertrude Butler. Mrs. Scott was
| handsomely attired in a cream lace gown
| and coat and a flower hat.
] Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Duncan occupied