The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-10
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Animate Advertising

Reginald Garstand was announced
for the after dinner entertainment
the first number of which was living
ads representing local firms, as fol-
lows:
Mrs. John Gould represented the Junior
Taylor Carpet Company; Mrs. Edward s.
Norvelle. the Mack international Motor
Truck Corporation; Miss Marea Haueisen,
the BeemiS Bag Company; Mrs. Addison
Parry, the indianapolis Star; Mrs, John
Macdonald. the Riley Hospital girl: Mrs
furniture Company: Mrs R. W, owen,
j G. Sipe. jeweler: Mrs. BENJAMIN Hit,
The ana P IWeS MT Nrs ManeTS
Oge, Julius c. Walk, ieWeler Mrs Noble
Dean. Bertarmann Brothers, florists; Mrs Mrs
kleman & Shield. insurance; Mrs. John
OFT junior League shop girl; Mrs. , Keller
department; Mrs Edward Bennett. Kleter-
Stewart Drug Company.
Ward Hackleman in a baby car
rage, pushed by a nurse maid, drew
much applause as an advertisement
for Capitol Diaries. Mrs. Norvelle,
driving a miniature Mack truck, and
Mrs. NICHOLSON as the center OF a
real dressing table also received spe-
cial praise from the guests.
Mrs. Benjamin Hitz Jr., represent
ing The Indianapolis Times, wore a
costume made of pink editions OF
The Times, with a sunbonnet and
parasoI also of the papers.
Following the living advertise
ments we're a boxing match from
"High Ground" by Jonathan
Brooks, advertising w. K. Stewart
Company; a dance number by Mrs
William B. Gates and Mrs Edward
E. Gates Jr., representing the In
dianapolis News; a beautiful chorus
of six girls in white satin in Skit
called silks and Satins," for the
H. P. WATSON Company. Mrs. Hath
away Simmons and Miss Katherine
Greer did speciality dancing, and the
chorus included Miss Amelia Hen
derson, Mrs. Charles Latham, Mrs
Frederick Holiday, Mrs. Harvey
Bradley, Mrs. George Home and
Miss Elias Atkins.
Sixty-fve dresses from William
H. Block Company showing the cor
rect thing to wear every hour in the
clay were modelled by:
Mesdames Cornelius Aug, August Hohlen
Fletcher. A. G. Gates Elizabeth Nicholson
Ciaypooi. Ward Hackeman, Frederick Hol-
aayb Donald IegdiR McLeod Gordon Gordon MGrdocE
sa GTsiaS Richard Richard Sinclair, Samuel B. SUIT
Henry G. Thornton Jr., Edward Stephen
son, Misses Elizabeth Wales. Frances Reed
and Anna Louise Griffith all members Oh
Bridal Party as Finale
The finale of the style show was
a bridal party with Mrs. Hathaway
Simmons, bride; Mrs. John jane
son, matron of honor, and Mrs.
Schuyler Cole, Mrs. Norma Metzger,
Mrs. Dudley A. Pfaff and Miss Mary
Louise Milliken, bridesmaids. They
wore gowns of yellow, green orchid
and rose and Mrs. Jameson's gown
was of green. The bride wore a
gown of old ivory satin.
The final number of the program
was a display Of antique furniture
by Charles Mayer & CO. with Mrs.
Otto Frenzel Jr. and Frank Owen,
tenor, with the George Irish Orches-
ira, giving a stunt.
Mrs. Frederick Holiday won two
tickets to Quebec and return, and
Sidney Miller bought the blue chif-
fon Chanel dress displayed during
the evening.
Mrs. Eugene c. Miller, president
of the league, with the sustaining
members, received the guests. Mrs.
Edward E. Gates Jr., was general
chairman of the radio ball, assisted
by Mrs. Dudley Pfaff. The ball was
one of the most elaborate and enter
tanning affairs the league has ever
presented