The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-02
Bal BOhen1e
in Striking
Social EUent

A dance OF unusual loveiiness and
striking beatty took place Monday
night. when the indianapolis Little
Theatre, IN its own ininlitable man
ner. staged its eleventh annual cos
tune ball, lie Bal Boheme, at the
Indiana ballroom
Exotic costumes mingled with
lovely evening gowns. a perfect riot
Of color that swung i'm widening
circles as the lights flashed on the
dancers. and there is something
about costumes that add 10 the
eaiety. 1t is like putting on an en-
trely new character just for an
evening.
Among the stunning costumes no
ticed during the grand march, which
took place al IL O'Clock. We're those
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert WinsloW.
who were dressed as a farmer and
faunerctte. MIS-. WinsloWS frock
was hung with punches Of fresh
vegetables. NIr and Mrs. George
Parry we're dressed as Napoleon and
Hortense. Mr.. and MIS-. L. Blake
Francis wore stunning Dutch COS
tunes
Wears Magyar Costume
Miss Julia Bretzman wore a lovely
authentic Magyar costume Miss
Evelyn was dressed as q cIgaret girl
Webb Adams looked great in a COS
tune Of an English African eX-
plorcr. If Won ret what I mean. Mrs.
James Reading was dressed like
girl pirate
Max Rocker makes the cutest
bear. He was In the grand march
with Joseph Murphy as his trainer
Joe had % bit of bad luck, though
Re lost his eyebrows and mustachG
on the way down and was practi-
Cally incousolable RE just felt he
didn't look the part.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wild, the
chairman. who mancuvered tie af-
fair, wore French empire costumes.
They led the grand march, with
their executive council. Miss Rosa
mond Van Camp, Miss Sara Lau-
ter, George Sommes and Mortimer
c. Furscott.
First prize was awarded to Miss
Lille De Carlo and Toni Mascara
CHA. VINO came as Russian phan-
tastes. Their elaborate costumes
we're silver cloth and green velvet.
They wore white wigs and glisten-
ing white Russian boots. Miss De
Carlo was presented with 2 leather
Weekend bag and her escort re-
ceived a travelling bag.
Purse Is Second Award
Miss Rosamond Van Camp, dressed
in an authentic Mary Queen of
SCOTS costume. received second
award. a beaded purse. Earl Boyer,
who wore a strikingly original cos
tune representing a character from
THE Arabian Nights" received
travelling case.
Miss Edna Levey. Miss Helen Hib-
ben and Mrs. Dorothy Collins were
judges
Among those who attended but
did not wear tanciful costumes were
Mr. and Mrs. Walker WinSlOW, Mr.
and MIS-. Mortimer Furscott, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Zinken, Mr.. and
Mrs William Allen Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Metzger. Mr.. and
Mrs William Morris. Mr.. and Mrs
Kurt Painter. Mr.. and Mrs. MyrOn
Greene. Mr.. and MIS-. Henry L Ray
mOnd. Mr. and Mrs. William Wag-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs Jack Goodman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Norveu,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Brooks, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Wolff, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Benson Titus, Mr. and Mrs
Norman Greene. Mr.. and Mrs
John I. Kautz. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
EfrOymSOn ana DR.. and Mrs. John
Ray NeWcomb
Mrs. Stanley NJ. Timberlake, Mrs.
Shafer Ziegler Mrs. Jack Harding,
Miss Betty Gould, Miss Anne Tim
berlake, Miss Anna Louise Griffith,
Miss Julia Fletcher, Miss Martha
Slaymaker. Miss Dorothy Reagan.
Miss Jeanette Craft. Miss Ruth
Burford.
Henry SEVERN. Stuart Dean,
Frank Shields. Booth jameson,
Bryon Elliott. Jack Rodgers, Allen
Miller, Reginald Garstang. George
c. Forty, Herbert Todd Dr. Carrie
ton McCulloch. DR.. CleOn Nafe,
DR.. Howard Mettel, and that's about
all I can remember right this
minute.
Cigaret Girls Attractive
Some of the most attractive cos
tunes were worn by the Bohemian
cigaret girls, Miss Martha Miller
Miss Hortense Hahn. Miss Louise
Jaeger. Miss Eleanor Wolfe and
Miss Mildred Frand